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Lista de Palabras Nivel C1 - Personalidad

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés sobre personalidad, como "absurd", "brutal", "clumsy", etc. preparadas para estudiantes de C1.

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CEFR C1 Vocabulary
able
able
[Adjetivo]

having expertise, intelligence, or skills

capaz

capaz

Ex: The team of able researchers uncovered groundbreaking discoveries in the field of medicine. 

El equipo de investigadores capaces descubrió hallazgos innovadores en el campo de la medicina.

absurd
absurd
[Adjetivo]

so unreasonable or illogical that it provokes disbelief or laughter

absurdo, ridículo

absurdo, ridículo

Ex: His explanation for being late was so absurd that no one believed him. 

Su explicación por llegar tarde era tan absurda que nadie le creyó.

alert
alert
[Adjetivo]

able to notice things or think quickly

atento, alerta

atento, alerta

Ex: The alert hiker noticed the subtle changes in the weather and decided to head back before the storm hit. 

El excursionista alerta notó los cambios sutiles en el clima y decidió regresar antes de que llegara la tormenta.

accomplished
accomplished
[Adjetivo]

possessing great skill in a certain field

experto, hábil

experto, hábil

Ex: The accomplished chef received a Michelin star for her culinary expertise. 

El chef consumado recibió una estrella Michelin por su experiencia culinaria.

articulate
articulate
[Adjetivo]

(of a person) able to express oneself clearly and effectively

elocuente, elocuente

elocuente, elocuente

Ex: The articulate teacher explains concepts in a way that students easily understand. 

El profesor articulado explica los conceptos de una manera que los estudiantes entienden fácilmente.

brainy
brainy
[Adjetivo]

very smart

inteligente

inteligente

Ex: The brainy student breezed through the challenging math exam with ease. 

El estudiante inteligente pasó sin esfuerzo por el desafiante examen de matemáticas.

brutal
brutal
[Adjetivo]

extremely violent and cruel

brutal, cruel

brutal, cruel

Ex: The crime scene was a testament to the brutal nature of the crime. 

La escena del crimen era un testimonio de la naturaleza brutal del crimen.

competent
competent
[Adjetivo]

possessing the needed skills or knowledge to do something well

competente, capaz

competente, capaz

Ex: His competent handling of the crisis earned him praise from both colleagues and superiors. 

Su manejo competente de la crisis le valió elogios tanto de colegas como de superiores.

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.

cheeky
cheeky
[Adjetivo]

showing impolite behavior in a manner that is amusing or endearing

descarado, atrevido

descarado, atrevido

Ex: The comedian's cheeky jokes had the audience roaring with laughter. 

Los chistes descarados del comediante hicieron reír a carcajadas al público.

clumsy
clumsy
[Adjetivo]

doing things or moving in a way that lacks control and care, usually causing accidents

torpe

torpe

Ex: Her clumsy attempts at dancing drew laughter from the crowd. 

Sus torpes intentos de bailar provocaron risas en la multitud.

conceited
conceited
[Adjetivo]

taking excessive pride in oneself

engreído, creído

engreído, creído

Ex: Her conceited behavior turned people away, leaving her with few friends. 

Su comportamiento engreído alejó a la gente, dejándola con pocos amigos.

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.

eccentric
eccentric
[Adjetivo]

slightly strange in behavior, appearance, or ideas

extravagante, excéntrico

extravagante, excéntrico

Ex: People found his eccentric ideas both interesting and confusing. 

La gente encontraba sus ideas excéntricas tanto interesantes como confusas.

harsh
harsh
[Adjetivo]

cruel and unkind toward others

duro, severo

duro, severo

Ex: His harsh tone during the meeting alienated his colleagues. 

Su tono duro durante la reunión alienó a sus colegas.

infamous
infamous
[Adjetivo]

well-known for a bad quality or deed

infame

infame

Ex: The hotel gained an infamous reputation after a series of scandals involving its management. 

El hotel ganó una reputación infame después de una serie de escándalos relacionados con su gestión.

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.

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.

judgmental
judgmental
[Adjetivo]

tending to criticize or form negative opinions about others without considering their perspective or circumstances

crítico

crítico

Ex: The online community can be quite judgmental, often jumping to conclusions without knowing the full story. 

La comunidad en línea puede ser bastante crítica, a menudo sacando conclusiones sin conocer la historia completa.

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.

assertive
assertive
[Adjetivo]

confident in expressing one's opinions, ideas, or needs in a clear, direct, and respectful manner

autoritario, asertivo

autoritario, asertivo

Ex: The assertive tone of her voice conveyed confidence and authority. 

El tono asertivo de su voz transmitía confianza y autoridad.

attentive
attentive
[Adjetivo]

focusing with interest or concentration

atento

atento

Ex: He remained attentive to the details of the contract. 

Permaneció atento a los detalles del contrato.

cautious
cautious
[Adjetivo]

(of a person) careful to avoid danger or mistakes

cauteloso, prudente

cauteloso, prudente

Ex: The company took a cautious approach to expansion, thoroughly researching each potential market. 

La empresa adoptó un enfoque cauteloso para la expansión, investigando minuciosamente cada mercado potencial.

affectionate
affectionate
[Adjetivo]

expressing love and care

cariñoso, afectuoso

cariñoso, afectuoso

Ex: She appreciated his affectionate nature, feeling loved and cherished in his presence. 

Ella apreciaba su naturaleza cariñosa, sintiéndose amada y apreciada en su presencia.

charitable
charitable
[Adjetivo]

willing to give money, time, or resources to help others, especially those less fortunate

comprensivo, benévolo

comprensivo, benévolo

Ex: They were charitable enough to sponsor a child's education abroad. 

Fueron lo suficientemente caritativos como para patrocinar la educación de un niño en el extranjero.

compassionate
compassionate
[Adjetivo]

showing kindness and understanding toward others, especially during times of difficulty or suffering

compasivo

compasivo

Ex: In times of crisis, it's essential to have compassionate leaders who understand and address the needs of the community. 

En tiempos de crisis, es esencial tener líderes compasivos que comprendan y aborden las necesidades de la comunidad.

considerate
considerate
[Adjetivo]

thoughtful of others and their feelings

considerado, atento

considerado, atento

Ex: As a considerate host, John made sure to accommodate his guests' preferences when planning the dinner menu. 

Como un anfitrión considerado, John se aseguró de acomodar las preferencias de sus invitados al planificar el menú de la cena.

courageous
courageous
[Adjetivo]

expressing no fear when faced with danger or difficulty

valiente, valeroso, corajudo

valiente, valeroso, corajudo

Ex: The young explorer exhibited a courageous spirit as he ventured into the uncharted wilderness in search of new discoveries. 

El joven explorador exhibió un espíritu valiente mientras se adentraba en la naturaleza virgen en busca de nuevos descubrimientos.

dignified
dignified
[Adjetivo]

displaying calmness and seriousness in a manner that deserves respect

solemne

solemne

Ex: The ceremony was conducted with a dignified solemnity befitting the occasion of honoring fallen heroes. 

La ceremonia se llevó a cabo con una solemnidad digna apropiada para la ocasión de honrar a los héroes caídos.

faithful
faithful
[Adjetivo]

staying loyal and dedicated to a certain person, idea, group, etc.

fiel, leal

fiel, leal

Ex: Even in adversity, she remained faithful to her dreams, working tirelessly to achieve her goals. 

Incluso en la adversidad, ella permaneció fiel a sus sueños, trabajando incansablemente para alcanzar sus metas.

frank
frank
[Adjetivo]

direct and honest in expressing oneself, even if some people might find it unpleasant

franco, sincero

franco, sincero

Ex: His frank admission of guilt surprised everyone in the courtroom, as they had expected him to deny the accusations. 

Su franco reconocimiento de culpa sorprendió a todos en la sala del tribunal, ya que esperaban que negara las acusaciones.

heroic
heroic
[Adjetivo]

displaying great bravery as that of a hero or heroine

heroico

heroico

Ex: The protagonist's heroic journey to save the kingdom captivated readers of all ages. 

El viaje heroico del protagonista para salvar el reino cautivó a lectores de todas las edades.

hospitable
hospitable
[Adjetivo]

treating guests or visitors with friendliness, warmth, and generosity

hospitalario

hospitalario

Ex: The locals greeted us with hospitable smiles as we explored their quaint village nestled in the countryside. 

Los locales nos recibieron con sonrisas hospitalarias mientras explorábamos su pintoresco pueblo enclavado en el campo.

jolly
jolly
[Adjetivo]

showing a happy and playful attitude

alegre

alegre

Ex: The jolly tavern was filled with merry patrons enjoying good food, lively music, and laughter. 

La taberna alegre estaba llena de clientes alegres disfrutando de buena comida, música animada y risas.

duplicitous
duplicitous
[Adjetivo]

attempting to deceive other people

engañoso, hipócrita

engañoso, hipócrita

Ex: After discovering her partner's duplicitous nature, Emily decided to end their relationship and move on with her life. 

Después de descubrir la naturaleza engañosa de su pareja, Emily decidió terminar su relación y seguir adelante con su vida.

just
just
[Adjetivo]

acting in a way that is fair, righteous, and morally correct

justo

justo

Ex: Society should strive to create just laws. 

La sociedad debería esforzarse por crear leyes justas.

reluctant
reluctant
[Adjetivo]

not welcoming or willing to do something because it is undesirable

renuente, reacio

renuente, reacio

Ex: The company was reluctant to invest in new technology due to concerns about cost and implementation. 

La empresa estaba reacia a invertir en nueva tecnología debido a preocupaciones sobre el costo y la implementación.

snake
snake
[Sustantivo]

a person treacherous, deceitful, or willing to betray others

traidor, víbora

traidor, víbora

Ex: The snake laughed while betraying his friends. 

La serpiente se rió mientras traicionaba a sus amigos.

butterfingers
butterfingers
[Sustantivo]

someone who keeps dropping things

manazas, torpe

manazas, torpe

Ex: The soccer player's teammates affectionately called him "butterfingers" after he missed an easy catch during the game. 
dirtbag
dirtbag
[Sustantivo]

a person regarded as filthy, morally vile, or contemptible

basura, canalla

basura, canalla

Ex: She's such a dirtbag for spreading rumors about her coworkers. 

Ella es una verdadera basura por difundir rumores sobre sus compañeros de trabajo.

freeloader
freeloader
[Sustantivo]

a person who habitually takes advantage of others' generosity without offering anything in return

gorrón, aprovechado

gorrón, aprovechado

Ex: I thought he was a friend, but he turned out to be nothing more than a freeloader, always looking for a handout. 
wretch
wretch
[Sustantivo]

someone who behaves in an evil or immoral way

miserable, canalla

miserable, canalla

Ex: She's a wretch who cheats on her exams and lies to cover it up. 
unruly
unruly
[Adjetivo]

refusing to accept authority or comply with control

indisciplinado, rebelde

indisciplinado, rebelde

Ex: The unruly player was suspended for challenging the referee. 
sassy
sassy
[Adjetivo]

talking or behaving in a way that is rude, disrespectful, or too confident

descarado, fresco

descarado, fresco

Ex: The comedian's sassy jokes elicited laughter from the audience, even if they bordered on being offensive. 

Los chistes descarados del comediante provocaron risas en el público, incluso si rozaban lo ofensivo.

weasel
weasel
[Sustantivo]

a person sneaky, untrustworthy, or likely to betray others

zorro, traidor

zorro, traidor

Ex: He acted like a weasel during the meeting. 

Actuó como una comadreja durante la reunión.

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