12 Feelings or actions relationated with humans terms
Describe and explain relationated about actions and feelings
Aware of
verb
having knowledge or perception of a situation or fact.
Example: A company needs to be AWARE OF its external environment as the forces within the environment will affect the company and its business strategies.
es: Conciente de
Crazy about
adjective
Very enthusiastic about something.
Example: Judd's crazy about planes and flying.
es: Loco por
Curious about
Adjective
Eager to know or learn something.
Example: I am CURIOUS ABOUT the mood state of normal people who is gambling
es: Curioso sobre
Familiar with
adjective
Having some knowledge about (something)
Example: No matter how the ancient culture and human life reproduced on the screen seem different from those we FAMILIAR WITH in today's world, we can still recognise that many of our ideologies and customs actually have their origin in the ancient society in which people were acting in very much the same way as we do now.
es: Familiarizado- Familiarizada con
Fed up with
adjective
very tired of (something) or be angry about (something that has continued for a long time)
Example: The media exhausted the election, which led to people being FED UP WITH it by the time Election Day arrived.
es: Harto de
Grateful for
adjective
feeling or showing an appreciation for something done or received.
Example: I have found my experience of caring for Mary enlightening and am GRATEFUL FOR the opportunity her situation provided me to question my own values and assumptions.
es: Agradecido- Agradecida por
Intimidated by
verb
Frighten or overawe (someone), especially in order to make them do what one wants.
Example: They do not like to feel influenced or INTIMIDATED BY people and therefore by claiming to speak in a way which goes against the standard form, they are rebelling against what is expected.
es: Intimidado- Intimidada por
Knowledgeable about
adjective
possessing or exhibiting knowledge, insight, or understanding
Example: This is because Compotech is less experienced and KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT the costs, legislation and business environment of operating in Ireland (assuming no previous experience).
es: Bien informado
Leery for
adjective
Cautious or wary due to realistic suspicions.
Example: She seemed a little leery of the proposal
es: Sospechoso
Reliant on
adjective
Dependent on someone or something.
Example: This is because the farm is fairly heavily RELIANT ON temporary staff during the run up to Christmas and if the farm cannot find the staff, it will definitely struggle.
es: Dependiente de
Sick of
Adjective
To have experienced too much of someone or something with the result that you are annoyed
Example: I'm sick of him whining about money.
es: Enfermo- Enferma de
Suspicious of
adjective
Having or showing a cautious distrust of someone or something.
Example: The entire article is written on the basis of the "one China" principle; therefore it is highly skeptical and SUSPICIOUS OF President Chen's intentions.
