Набор слов на английском языке на тему "Топ 100 прилагательных"
| боящийся
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| /əˈfreɪd/ • Adjective
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| I'm not afraid for me, but for the baby.
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| живой
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| /əˈlaɪv/ • Adjective
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| He must be ninety if he's still alive.
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| ужасный
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| /ˈɔːfʊl/ • Adjective
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| I look awful in a swimsuit.
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| плохой
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| /bæd/ • Adjective
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| The closure of the project is bad news for her staff.
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| большой
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| /bɪg/ • Adjective
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| A big group of scientists.
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| скучающий
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| /bɔːd/ • Adjective
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| There was a bored expression on her face.
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| сломанный
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| /ˈbrəʊkən/ • Adjective
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| He attacked the man with a broken bottle.
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| занятый
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| /ˈbɪzi/ • Adjective
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| Kept getting a busy signal.
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| очевидный
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| /klɪə/ • Adjective
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| A clear case of murder.
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| умный
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| /ˈklɛvə/ • Adjective
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| She was an extremely clever and studious young woman.
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| удобный
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| /ˈkʌmfətəbl/ • Adjective
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| These new shoes are not very comfortable.
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| сумасшедший
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| /ˈkreɪzi/ • Adjective
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| We're driving at a speed of 180 km per hour, you're crazy!
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| жестокий
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| /krʊəl/ • Adjective
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| A cruel dictator.
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| любопытный
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| /ˈkjʊərɪəs/ • Adjective
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| I didn’t mean to pry. I’m just curious. That’s all.
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| мёртвый
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| /dɛd/ • Adjective
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| She's been dead for twenty years now.
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| подавленный
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| /dɪˈprɛst/ • Adjective
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| He seemed a bit depressed about his work situation.
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| решительный
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| /dɪˈtɜːmɪnd/ • Adjective
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| They were quite determined that he wasn’t going to do it.
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| другой
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| /ˈdɪfrənt/ • Adjective
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| I know you've already seen that, but this time it's different.
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| грязный
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| /ˈdɜːti/ • Adjective
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| The tower's facade became very dirty.
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| нарушенный
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| /dɪsˈtɜːbd/ • Adjective
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| I must put in order disturbed documents and textbooks on my desk.
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| легкий
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| /ˈiːzi/ • Adjective
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| An easy pat on the shoulder.
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| смущённый
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| /ɪmˈbærəst/ • Adjective
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| I felt quite embarrassed whenever I talked to her.
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| восторженный
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| /ɪnˌθjuːzɪˈæstɪk/ • Adjective
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| He seems very enthusiastic about his role in the play.
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| злой
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| /ˈiːvl/ • Adjective
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| Kristin smiled a particularly evil smile.
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| ложный
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| /fɔːls/ • Adjective
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| You'll get a false impression of the town if you only visit the university.
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| быстрый
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| /fɑːst/ • Adjective
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| Simon loves fast cars.
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| неразумный
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| /ˈfuːlɪʃ/ • Adjective
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| A foolish decision.
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| дружелюбный
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| /ˈfrɛndli/ • Adjective
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| I am a friendly person who enjoys meeting new people.
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| смешной
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| /ˈfʌni/ • Adjective
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| That's the funniest thing I've ever heard.
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| твёрдый
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| /hɑːd/ • Adjective
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| Diamonds are the hardest known mineral.
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| пронзительный
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| /ˈhaɪˈpɪʧt/ • Adjective
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| She woke up to the high-pitched scream of the fire alarm.
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| огромный
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| /hjuːʤ/ • Adjective
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| They live in a huge house.
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| невозможный
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| /ɪmˈpɒsəbl/ • Adjective
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| He made it impossible for me to say no.
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| небольшой
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| /ˈlɪtl/ • Adjective
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| There's so little choice.
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| одинокий
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| /ˈləʊnli/ • Adjective
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| Nobody wants to be lonely.
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| громкий
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| /laʊd/ • Adjective
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| The music is deafeningly loud.
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| хороший
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| /naɪs/ • Adjective
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| It would be nice if he moved to London.
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| шумный
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| /ˈnɔɪzi/ • Adjective
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| Hundreds of demonstrators staged a noisy protest outside the embassy.
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| приятный
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| /ˈplɛznt/ • Adjective
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| They spent a pleasant evening together.
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| бедный
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| /pʊə/ • Adjective
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| Most of the world's poorest countries are in Africa.
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| гордый
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| /praʊd/ • Adjective
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| I’m proud to say we made the right decision.
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| быстрый
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| /kwɪk/ • Adjective
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| He’s surprisingly quick for such a big man.
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| тихий
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| /ˈkwaɪət/ • Adjective
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| A quiet murmur passed through the classroom.
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| реальный
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| /rɪəl/ • Adjective
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| We're shooting a film based on real life.
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| богатый
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| /rɪʧ/ • Adjective
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| His invention has made him a rich man.
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| безопасный
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| /seɪf/ • Adjective
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| It isn't safe to leave the house after dark.
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| напуганный
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| /skeəd/ • Adjective
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| The thieves got scared and ran away.
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| короткий
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| /ʃɔːt/ • Adjective
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| He has short dark hair.
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| застенчивый
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| /ʃaɪ/ • Adjective
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| Archie was shy and awkward.
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| тихий
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| /ˈsaɪlənt/ • Adjective
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| They huddled together in silent groups.
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| глупый
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| /ˈsɪli/ • Adjective
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| She had a silly grin on her face.
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| мягкий
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| /sɒft/ • Adjective
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| I want to get a nice soft carpet for the bedroom.
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| глупый
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| /ˈstjuːpɪd/ • Adjective
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| It was stupid of you to get involved.
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| успешный
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| /səkˈsɛsfʊl/ • Adjective
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| A successful business venture.
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| высокий
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| /tɔːl/ • Adjective
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| She’s tall and thin with light brown hair.
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| вкусный
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| /ˈteisti/ • Adjective
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| This soup is very tasty.
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| ужасный
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| /ˈtɛrəbl/ • Adjective
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| It was a terrible thing to happen to someone so young.
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| крошечный
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| /ˈtaɪni/ • Adjective
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| There was a tiny brook somewhere nearby.
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| аморальный
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| /ˈwɪkɪd/ • Adjective
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| Alcoholics and drug addicts lead a wicked lifestyle.
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