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El libro Summit 2A - Unidad 4 - Vista Previa

Aquí encontrarás el vocabulario de la Unidad 4 - Vista previa en el libro de curso Summit 2A, como "defecto", "desorganizado", "procrastinador", etc.

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shortcoming
shortcoming
[Sustantivo]

a flaw or weakness that reduces the quality or effectiveness of something or someone

defecto, imperfección

defecto, imperfección

Ex: Her tendency to procrastinate was a shortcoming that often caused her to miss deadlines. 

Su tendencia a procrastinar era un defecto que a menudo la hacía perder los plazos.

procrastinator
procrastinator
[Sustantivo]

a person who delays or postpones tasks or responsibilities, often unnecessarily or habitually

procrastinador, aplazador

procrastinador, aplazador

Ex: Being a procrastinator can lead to unnecessary stress and poor performance. 

Ser un procrastinador puede llevar a un estrés innecesario y a un bajo rendimiento.

disorganized
disorganized
[Adjetivo]

lacking structure and struggling to manage tasks and time efficiently

desestructurado

desestructurado

Ex: His disorganized schedule made it difficult to keep appointments. 

Su horario desorganizado hacía difícil mantener las citas.

oversensitive
oversensitive
[Adjetivo]

having a tendency to react with strong emotional responses to things that others might consider minor or insignificant

hipersensible, demasiado sensible

hipersensible, demasiado sensible

Ex: Don’t be oversensitive about the feedback; it’s meant to help you improve. 

No seas hipersensible con los comentarios; están destinados a ayudarte a mejorar.

hot-tempered
hot-tempered
[Adjetivo]

quick to anger and prone to sudden outbursts of emotion

colérico, irascible

colérico, irascible

Ex: The hot-tempered coach yelled at the players after a poor performance on the field. 

El entrenador irascible gritó a los jugadores después de un mal desempeño en el campo.

negative
negative
[Adjetivo]

having an unpleasant or harmful effect on someone or something

dañino

dañino

Ex: The test result came back negative, which was a relief. 
controlling
controlling
[Adjetivo]

having the tendency or desire to influence or direct the behavior of people or situations

controlador, autoritario

controlador, autoritario

Ex: The company's controlling policies stifled creativity and innovation. 

Las políticas controladoras de la empresa sofocaron la creatividad y la innovación.

perfectionist
perfectionist
[Sustantivo]

a person who strives for flawlessness and sets excessively high standards, often leading to dissatisfaction with anything less than perfect

perfeccionista, maniático

perfeccionista, maniático

Ex: A perfectionist may feel unsatisfied even with excellent results. 

Un perfeccionista puede sentirse insatisfecho incluso con resultados excelentes.

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