(adj) - having or showing strong feelings or enthusiasm about something.
Passionate. She is passionate about helping homeless animals.
(Adj) - able to accept delays, problems, or suffering without becoming annoyed or anxious.
Patient . He’s very patient with children and never loses his temper.
принимать, соглашаться.
Accept. She didn’t accept his apology.
(n) - the way a person thinks, feels, and behaves that makes them different from others.
Personality. She has a friendly and outgoing personality.
(adj) - expecting that bad things will happen or that the future will be unpleasant.
Pessimistic. He’s too pessimistic about his chances of success.
(n) - something that belongs to someone; something a person owns.
Possession. His most valuable possession is his grandfather’s watch.
(adj) - used to mean “quite” or “fairly”; to emphasize something but not as strong as “very.”
Pretty. The exam was pretty easy today.
(adj) - feeling happy or satisfied because of something you or someone close to you has done.
Proud. I’m really proud of my brother for winning the competition.
(v) - to show that something is true by giving facts or evidence.
Prove. She proved that she was right with clear evidence.
(v) - to look after a child until they become an adult.
Raise. She was raised by her grandparents after her parents died.
(adj) — preferring to live alone and avoid other people.
Reclusive. The writer became reclusive and stopped giving interviews.
(v) - to say that you will not do or accept something.
Refuse. He refused to answer the question.
(adj) - making you feel calm and free from stress.
Relaxing. Listening to soft music is really relaxing after a long day.
(adj) - someone or something you can trust to work well or do what is expected.
Reliable. She’s a very reliable friend — she never lets me down.
(adj) - quiet and not showing emotions or opinions easily.
Reserved. He’s a reserved person who doesn’t talk much about his feelings.
(adj) - able to be trusted to do what is right or to take care of something or someone.
Responsible. She’s responsible for managing the company’s finances.
(n) - a serious argument between people (especially in a close relationship or group).
Row. They had a big row about money last night.
(adj) - making you feel afraid or frightened.
Scary. The movie was so scary that I couldn’t sleep afterwards.
(adj) - used before by someone else; not new
Second-hand . I bought a second-hand bike because it was cheaper.
(n) - a person whose job is to protect people, property, or buildings.
Security officer . The security officer checked everyone’s bags at the entrance.