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Spontaneously derived by a natural tendency
Ana Caro Macías
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Intuitive /inˈt(y)o͞oədiv/ Ex. Carl has a very intuitive personality. Spontaneously derived by a natural tendency
Downside /ˈdounˌsīd/ Ex. The downside of the holidays is that I don't get to see my friends. The disadvantage of a situation.
Compulsive /kəmˈpəlsiv/ Ex. Anne has become a compulsive buyer. Doing something a lot and unable to stop doing it.
Decisive /diˈsīsiv/ Ex. You must learn to be a decisive person. The ability to make decisions quickly and confidently.
Inquisitive /iNG-,inˈkwizitiv/ Ex. Amelie has an inquisitive personality, I sometimes get tired of her. The urge to discover as much as you can about things, sometimes annoying for people.
Ambitious /amˈbiSHəs/ Ex. Ambitious people usually don't care about the others. The desire of being successful, powerful, or rich.
Conscientious /ˌkänCHēˈenCHəs/ Ex. My brother is a consientious student, his teachers are proud of him. Putting a lot of effort into a task.
IntrovertED /ˈintrəˌvərtid/ Ex. I consider myself as an introverted person. The quality of someone who is shy, quiet, and unable to socialize.
Extrovert /ˈekstrəˌvərt/ Ex. You ought to be an extrovert in order to take part in a musical. Someone that has an energetic personality, enjoys being with other people.
Honest /on-ist/ Ex. Alex is an honest person, you can trust him. Person who tells the truth or able to be trusted.
Frank /frangk/ Ex. If we are being frank about it, that dress doesn't fit her. Sincere even when it might be awkward or make other people uncomfortable.
Direct /dih-rekt/ Ex. She was direct abaut how the issue made her feel. Someone that goes straigh to the point they want to get to.
Outspoken /ˌoutˈspōkən/ Ex. The journalist has an outspoken perspective. Expressing strong opinions very directly, not caring if other people are offended.
Open /ˈəʊ.pən/ Ex. You can tell a lot of things to me, I'm a very open person. Honest and not trying to keep things secret.
The luck of the draw /lʌk/ Ex. This game is up to the luck of the draw. To let the results left to chance, something that you have no control over.
Take a pot of luck /pɒt/ Ex. Maybe we can take a pot of luck to make this decision. To choose anything that is available or is found by chance, rather than something planned, or prepared
To be out of luck /aʊt/ Ex. Today Mikah was out of fluck, he didn't get any of the prices at the state fair. Unfortunate happenings, unable to have or do what you want.
Push your luck /pʊʃ/ Ex. Don't push your luck, is good enough what you have already achieved. To try too hard to get a result and risk losing what you have achieved
No such luck /sʌtʃ/ Ex. I had no such luck of meetig with you. Disappointment about something that you hoped for did not happen.
By a stroke of luck /strəʊk/ Ex. Fortunately, you found us by a struck of luck. Something good that happens to you by chance.
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