Showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks.
Example: Also deserving of recognition is the Flatiron Building of 1920, because of its AUDACIOUS construction on a narrow lot at the intersection of two main Manhattan streets.
es: Audaz
Confidential
Adjective
-(Of a person's tone of voice) Indicating that what one say is private or secret.
-Entrusted with private or restricted information. with private or restricted information.
Example: Health professionals have a duty to keep all information obtained from a client CONFIDENTIAL and use it only for the purpose for which it was given (UKCC, 2002).
es: Confidencial
Frivolous
Adjective
- Not having any serious purpose or value.
- (Of a person) Carefree and superficial.
Example: She was perceived to have made worse his natural propensity towards the pursuit of FRIVOLOUS pleasures and, in doing so, thus subverted the will of the people to her own.
es: Frívolo
Hazardous
Adjective
Risky; dangerous.
Example: One of the main principles these schemes have set up is to encourage growers to use the minimum inputs of chemicals and fertilizers that a crop needs, so as avoiding any HAZARDOUS effects on consumers' health or on the environment.
es: Peligroso
Problematic
Adjective
Constituting or presenting a problem.
Example: This is obviously more likely to be PROBLEMATIC for C3 plants.
es: Problemático
Prudent
Adjective
Acting with or showing care and thought for the future.
Example: A brief genealogy of the Frankfurt is a PRUDENT place to begin, from this, the concepts essential to their ideas will be examined.
es: Prudente
Unethical
Adjective
Not morally correct.
Example: It would seam that at current what ever path is taken the out come will be UNETHICAL.
