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Topic Personality:: PAGE #46
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1351. Agile (áxil)
:: The magician does special exercises to keep his fingers nimble and body agile
1352. Agitate (trasfega)
:: They agitated for American independence and the abolishment of slavery in the United States
1353. Agitated (axitado)
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1354. Apprehension (aprehensión)
:: One is through sense perception and the other through a direct sort of apprehension of existence
1355. Apprehensive (apreensivo)
:: I am very nervous and apprehensive particularly as the hours are ticking away
1356. Belong (pertencer)
:: It was fulfilling to see a club that has battled against adversity for so long finally get back to where they believe they rightly belong
1357. Bonehead (Bonehead)
:: Most of the British generals were either boneheaded or brutes or both
1358. Cheerful (Alegre)
:: Tulips are irrepressibly cheerful flowers and beloved symbols of spring and renewal
1359. Cheery (Alegre)
:: His face had gone cherry red and it seemed as though steam should have escaped his ears but that hadnt happened
1360. Congratulate (parabenizar)
:: His real sentiments were likely far from congratulatory
1361. Devastate (devastar)
:: But he also talked Cate Blanchett into daring to recreate a truly beloved Hollywood figure in Kate Hepburn all the while knowing that if it went wrong it could be a career devastator
1362. Excess (exceso)
:: My own hospitality paled in comparison with the stories that circulated in medical circles but my sense of entitlement rationalised this greed and excess as harmless and acceptable
1363. Fever (febre)
:: Patients commonly reported headache fever nausea or vomiting stiff neck and photophobia
1364. Grasping (ávido)
:: Pidgin is spoken slowly and graspingly has no formal set of rules or consistent structure and relies heavily on the speakers native languages
1365. Hangdog (avergoñado)
:: While its admittedly now associated with all sorts of marvelous memories and history its also taken on the hangdog vibe of the perpetually neglected and unloved
1366. Hook (gancho)
:: She responds with a right hook and catches him off guard
1367. Irrepressible (irreprimível)
:: It all came from a sweeping movement when the irrepressible Scott Hadden and Chris Capaldi combined to devastating effect
1368. Irritated (irritada)
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1369. Nitwit (imbécil)
:: There is a local group of mostly middle aged nitwits who still indulge in this socalled hobby
1370. Outgoing (saínte)
:: Volunteers should be available for a 3 hour period each week and should have a friendly outgoing personality and helpful caring disposition
1371. Raving (delirante)
:: Well Thomas Jefferson said the book of revelations was the ravings of a lunatic
1372. Raw (cru)
:: The unit has the raw talent and experience to compete with anyone and appears to have the best chemistry of any grouping
1373. Spirit (espírito)
:: It passes from the liver to the heart where it revitalises the vital spirit and to brain where it revitalises the animal spirits
1374. Spirited (animado)
:: Four points down in minutes Mayo fought back spiritedly to go ahead but by halftime the power and guile of the Leinster men had put them ahead again
1375. Uncomfortable (incómoda)
:: I was waiting on an uncomfortable plastic chair to be seen by a nurse
1376. Unconcerned (despreocupado)
:: One could justly add that Spielbergs magic touch is tangible even if it appears a little unconcerned
1377. Wilt (murchar)
:: The crown and roots of these infected plants turn dark and soft and the leaves usually wilt
1378. Wily (astuto)
:: It caused uproar at the time but the wily Italian must be sitting back with a smug smile puffing on that metaphorical cigar
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