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Traducción & Definición
suspicious: sospechoso, dudoso; suspicaz, receloso
He looks suspicious. Tiene un aire sospechoso.
I find it suspicious that you don't make eye contact with me. Me parece sospechoso que no me mire a los ojos.
to be suspicious (of, that): sospechar (de), desconfiar (de)
I'm suspicious of his intentions. Desconfío de sus intenciones.
We are suspicious that the judge has already taken a bribe. Sospechamos que el juez se ha dejado sobornar.
Ejemplos
- "I first started getting suspicious in the helicopter."
- "Steve : That sounds suspicious, I think you've received a phishing email."
- "That sounds suspicious."
- "Their partnership came to an unfortunate end however when Xavier died in a suspicious explosion in the early 1980s."
- "He is notoriously suspicious of everything, and certainly cannot be trusted."
- "A quick-thinking pedestrian, who happened to pass by just as the suspicious youths entered the bank, helped police solve the crime in record time."
- "The press is already suspicious of our methods."
- "- Don't be stupid enough to respond in any way to unsolicited or suspicious mail claiming to be from a bank."
- "Their partnership ended when Xavier died in a suspicious explosion in the early 1980s."
Ejercicio 1
Choose all the TRUE statements from the list below
Be careful, there may be more than one correct answer!
Be careful, there may be more than one correct answer!
Choose all the TRUE statements from the list below
Be careful, there may be more than one correct answer!
Be careful, there may be more than one correct answer!
Luna asks about Trey's past work in various cosmetics corporations, however this is a standard interview question. A "suspicious (person)" has doubts or reservations about someone or something, and often does not trust others. Luna's questions do not indicate that she does not trust Trey. Her questions are focused on determining why he wants to work for Delavigne.
Trey states that he "would be proud to work for" Delavigne which clearly indicates that he has a positive opinion or thinks "very highly" of the Delavigne Corp.
Trey tells Luna that "the opportunity to manage a customer service department has always been a dream of mine" which indicates that he has wanted a position like this one for a long time, and that it is "in line with" his career objectives. "To comply" with someone or something is "to agree" or "to be in accord" with them. The term shares a similar meaning with the expression "to be in line with".
Trey states that he has known the Delavigne Corporation for a long time, however there is no indication that he has been trying to get a job at the Delavigne Corporation before this particular point in time.
Ejercicio 2
From the list below, choose the TRUE statement(s) according to the dialogue you've just heard.
From the list below, choose the TRUE statement(s) according to the dialogue you've just heard.
This is the only false statement here. Sigourney and Susan arrange to meet, but it is to fight, not to have a drink together. They are going to have a "duel": an arranged "fight" or "battle" in which one of the fighters will die. This is a rather 18th-century way to resolve a dispute!
This statement is true. Sigourney says "this corporate eco-consciousness is just a transparent attempt to put these companies in the spotlight". This means that she thinks large companies are trying to draw attention to themselves by taking environmental measures. To be "suspicious" of something is to "suspect" or "doubt" it.
This is a true statement. Sigourney calls Susie an "impudent trollop". An "impudent" person is "insolent" or "impertinent". "Trollop" is an offensive term to describe a woman. This is certainly an insult!
Ejercicio 3
Fill in the blanks below with terms used in this conversation.
This adjective describes something unwise or unintelligent, without good sense or judgment.
This adjective describes affection for someone or something.
This adjective describes something unwise or unintelligent, without good sense or judgment.
"His remarks to the boss resulted in him being fired".
This adjective describes affection for someone or something.
"I am very of my parents, but I am glad they live thousands of miles from me".
Fill in the blanks below with terms used in this conversation.
This adjective describes something unwise or unintelligent, without good sense or judgment.
This adjective describes affection for someone or something.
This adjective describes something unwise or unintelligent, without good sense or judgment.
"His foolish 1 remarks to the boss resulted in him being fired".
This adjective describes affection for someone or something.
"I am very fond 2 of my parents, but I am glad they live thousands of miles from me".
1 foolish: The adjective "foolish" means "silly" or "ridiculous" or "unintelligent". In this conversation, Bruno says that he and Horatio were "young and foolish" when they first started the business, and suggests that this is why Horatio wasn't included in the original shareholder's agreement. Other terms related to "foolish": "a fool" (a silly, ridiculous person), "foolishness" (silliness or ridiculousness), and "to fool" (to trick or deceive someone).
2 fond: "To be fond (of someone)" is to feel affection towards someone, or more simply, "to like them". Bethany Belovin says that Bruno "is fond of Horatio", meaning that Bruno likes Horatio. Other related terms: "fondness" (affection) and "fondly" (with affection).
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