Adjectives are used to express characteristics or properties attributed to a noun. This glossary has attached some of those.
Audacious
Adjective
Unusual person and shows daring, takes risks.
Example: Rick is very audacious, willing to venture out and take risks.
es: Audaz
Aware of
Adjective
Having knowledge or perception of a situation or fact
Example: Luis is aware of his mistake
es: Conciente de
Confidential
Adjective
What is done or said in the confidence that what is done or said will be kept confidential
Example: She can be in the meeting, I trust her, she is a confidential person.
es: Confidencial
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 began to be curious about the whereabouts of the bride and groom
es: curioso sobre
Familiar with
Adjective
Having some knowledge about (something)
Example: We are familiar with the situation
es: Familiarizado con
Fed up with
Adjective
Annoyed, unhappy, or bored, especially with a situation that has existed for a long time.
Example: He was fed up with doing all the work
es: Harto de
Frivolous
That does not give things the importance they deserve, does not do them with the required seriousness, feeling or interest and only thinks about the fun or playful aspect of life.
Example: Do not talk serious topics with her, she is very frivolous.
es: FrÃvolo
Grateful of
Adjective
Feeling or showing an appreciation for something done or received.
Example: I'm grateful for all your help
es: Agradecida de
Hazardous
Adjective
Which poses a danger because it can cause harm or commit criminal acts.
Example: The neighbor the quiet one, he always carries a gun with him, he is a hazardous man
es: Peligroso
Intimidated by
Adjective
Frighten or overawe (someone), especially in order to make them do what one wants.
Example: He is intimidated by his friends
es: Intimidado por
Knowledgeable about
Adjective
It is famous and easy to identify because it stands out in something
Example: Julia is knowledgeable about her paints
es: Conocido sobre
Leery of
Adjective
Often used with of leery of strangers
Example: She seemed a little leery of the proposal
es: Recelosas de
Problematic
Adjective
Constituting or presenting a problem.
Example: The teachers argue a lot with the students, they are problematic.
es: Problemático
Prudent
Adjective
That he thinks about the possible risks that certain events or activities entail, and adapts or modifies his behavior so as not to receive or cause necessary damage.
Example: Hector is prudent when talking about political issues.
es: Prudente
Reliant on
Adjective
having reliance on something or someone : dependent.
Example: He is reliant about others opinion
es: Dependiente de
Sick of
Adjective
Having a strong distaste from surfeit
Example: I'm sick of be friendly with bad persons
es: Cansado de
Suspicious of
Adjective
Having or showing a cautious distrust of someone or something.