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argumentative
argumentative
[Adjetivo]

(of a person) ready to argue and often arguing

discutidor, argumentativo

discutidor, argumentativo

Ex: Her argumentative demeanor made it difficult for others to work with her collaboratively. 

Su actitud argumentativa hacía difícil que otros trabajaran con ella de manera colaborativa.

bad-tempered
bad-tempered
[Adjetivo]

easily annoyed and quick to anger

malhumorado, de mal humor

malhumorado, de mal humor

Ex: Dealing with his bad-tempered landlord was one of the downsides of renting the apartment. 

Lidiar con su casero malhumorado fue uno de los inconvenientes de alquilar el apartamento.

to boss
to boss
[Verbo]

to give orders to someone in an annoying or controlling way

mandonear, dar órdenes de forma autoritaria

mandonear, dar órdenes de forma autoritaria

Ex: She bossed everyone at the meeting, which annoyed her coworkers. 
cold-hearted
cold-hearted
[Adjetivo]

lacking sympathy, kindness, or compassion

insensible, despiadado

insensible, despiadado

Ex: She gave a cold-hearted response to his plea. 

Ella dio una respuesta insensible a su súplica.

crude
crude
[Adjetivo]

rude, offensive, or lacking good taste, especially in language, humor, or behavior

grosero,  vulgar

grosero, vulgar

Ex: Sarah was offended by his crude remarks about her appearance. 
cruel
cruel
[Adjetivo]

having a desire to physically or mentally harm someone

cruel

cruel

Ex: The cruel dictator oppressed his people, showing no mercy to those who opposed him. 
difficult
difficult
[Adjetivo]

(of a person) hard to deal with, often stubborn or not willing to cooperate

difícil, terco

difícil, terco

Ex: Don’t be difficult; just follow the instructions. 

No seas difícil; solo sigue las instrucciones.

disagreeable
disagreeable
[Adjetivo]

opposed to what is likeable or pleasant for one

desagradable, antipático

desagradable, antipático

Ex: The task was disagreeable, but it had to be done. 

La tarea era desagradable, pero tenía que hacerse.

harsh
harsh
[Adjetivo]

cruel, unkind, or more severe toward someone than seems reasonable

duro, severo

duro, severo

Ex: His father could be harsh when he made mistakes. 
horrible
horrible
[Adjetivo]

(of a person) behaving in a very unkind, unfriendly, or cruel way

horrible, horroroso

horrible, horroroso

Ex: His horrible behavior upset everyone at the party. 

Su comportamiento horrible disgustó a todos en la fiesta.

icy
icy
[Adjetivo]

lacking warmth or friendliness

antipático

antipático

Ex: She gave me an icy response when I asked about her day. 

Ella me dio una respuesta fría cuando le pregunté sobre su día.

insensitive
insensitive
[Adjetivo]

not caring about other people's feelings

insensible, indiferente

insensible, indiferente

Ex: His insensitive behavior toward his classmates made him unpopular at school. 

Su comportamiento insensible hacia sus compañeros de clase lo hizo impopular en la escuela.

intolerant
intolerant
[Adjetivo]

not open to accept beliefs, opinions, or lifestyles that are unlike one's own

intolerante

intolerante

Ex: The intolerant remarks made by the politician sparked outrage among the public. 

Los comentarios intolerantes del político provocaron indignación entre el público.

irritable
irritable
[Adjetivo]

prone to annoyance or frustration

irritable

irritable

Ex: The baby's constant crying made the parents irritable. 

El llanto constante del bebé hizo que los padres estuvieran irritables.

to [make] fun of {sb/sth}

to ridicule someone or something in a teasing or humorous manner

Ex: He made fun of her accent during the presentation. 
malicious
malicious
[Adjetivo]

intending to cause harm or distress to others

malicioso, malintencionado

malicioso, malintencionado

Ex: The vengeful ex-partner made malicious threats against her former lover. 

El ex compañero vengativo hizo amenazas maliciosas contra su antiguo amante.

miserable
miserable
[Adjetivo]

(of a person) bad-tempered and grumpy

malhumorado, gruñón

malhumorado, gruñón

Ex: The miserable customer left the store without buying anything. 

El cliente miserable salió de la tienda sin comprar nada.

to mistreat

to treat someone or something poorly or unfairly

maltratar, tratar mal

maltratar, tratar mal

Ex: Don't mistreat your belongings; proper care and maintenance will prolong their lifespan. 

No maltrates tus pertenencias; el cuidado y mantenimiento adecuados prolongarán su vida útil.

to mock
to mock
[Verbo]

to ridicule someone or something in a disrespectful manner

burlar, mofarse

burlar, mofarse

Ex: His friends would mock him for being overly cautious, not realizing it was due to past experiences. 
narrow-minded
narrow-minded
[Adjetivo]

not open to new ideas, opinions, etc.

cerrado, de mentalidad cerrada

cerrado, de mentalidad cerrada

Ex: Growing up in a narrow-minded community, she often felt like she didn't belong. 

Creciendo en una comunidad de mente cerrada, a menudo se sentía como si no perteneciera.

nasty
nasty
[Adjetivo]

very unpleasant, offensive, or disagreeable

desagradable,  repugnante

desagradable, repugnante

Ex: She developed a nasty headache after lunch. 
offensive
offensive
[Adjetivo]

causing someone to feel deeply hurt, upset, or angry due to being insulting, disrespectful, or inappropriate

ofensivo, insultante

ofensivo, insultante

Ex: Displaying offensive symbols or imagery can be deeply hurtful to certain groups of people. 
pushy
pushy
[Adjetivo]

trying hard to achieve something in a rude way

prepotente, agresivo

prepotente, agresivo

Ex: He was so pushy about getting a promotion that it started to irritate his boss. 

Era tan insistente por conseguir un ascenso que empezó a irritar a su jefe.

resentful
resentful
[Adjetivo]

feeling anger because of perceived unfairness or wrongdoing

resentido

resentido

Ex: Despite her efforts, she remained resentful of her ex-boyfriend's betrayal. 

A pesar de sus esfuerzos, ella permaneció resentida por la traición de su exnovio.

to ridicule

to make fun of someone or something

ridiculizar

ridiculizar

Ex: The satirical show will probably ridicule current political events in the next episode. 

El programa satírico probablemente ridiculizará los eventos políticos actuales en el próximo episodio.

rude
rude
[Adjetivo]

(of a person) having no respect for other people

maleducado, grosero, brusco

maleducado, grosero, brusco

Ex: He's so rude, he didn't even say hello when he walked in. 

Es tan grosero, ni siquiera saludó cuando entró.

sarcasm
sarcasm
[Sustantivo]

the use of words that convey the opposite meaning as a way to annoy someone or for creating a humorous effect

sarcasmo

sarcasmo

Ex: His sarcastic remark about the team’s performance earned him a few disapproving glances. 

Su comentario sarcástico sobre el desempeño del equipo le valió algunas miradas de desaprobación.

strict
strict
[Adjetivo]

(of a person) demanding that rules or standards be obeyed and allowing little freedom or flexibility

estricto, severo

estricto, severo

Ex: The coach is strict about arriving on time. 
unfriendly
unfriendly
[Adjetivo]

not kind or nice toward other people

antipático, cruel

antipático, cruel

Ex: The hotel staff were unfriendly and not very helpful. 

El personal del hotel fue poco amigable y no muy servicial.

unsmiling
unsmiling
[Adjetivo]

serious or stern in expression

serio, austero

serio, austero

Ex: She looked unsmiling in the photograph. 

Ella lucía seria en la fotografía.

coward
coward
[Sustantivo]

a person who is not brave to do things that other people find unchallenging

cobarde

cobarde

Ex: The soldier was labeled a coward for deserting his post during the war. 

El soldado fue etiquetado como cobarde por desertar de su puesto durante la guerra.

cowardly
cowardly
[Adjetivo]

lacking courage, typically avoiding difficult or dangerous situations

cobarde

cobarde

Ex: It was a cowardly decision to avoid the challenge instead of facing it. 

Fue una decisión cobarde evitar el desafío en lugar de enfrentarlo.

lazy
lazy
[Adjetivo]

avoiding work or activity and preferring to do as little as possible

perezoso, vago

perezoso, vago

Ex: Rather than cooking a meal, he opted for takeout because he was feeling too lazy to cook. 

En lugar de cocinar una comida, optó por la comida para llevar porque se sentía demasiado perezoso para cocinar.

to lie around

to waste time relaxing and doing nothing

perder el tiempo tumbado sin hacer nada, estar tumbado sin hacer nada

perder el tiempo tumbado sin hacer nada, estar tumbado sin hacer nada

Ex: The student procrastinated on their homework, lying around in bed until the last minute. 

El estudiante procrastinó en su tarea, holgazaneando en la cama hasta el último minuto.

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