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Intelligent

(adj) Having a high mental capacity; able to learn and understand things quickly. Bright, Able, Gifted, Talented.

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Highly intelligent

(collocation) An intensified version of intelligent, usually referring to the top tier of mental ability. Bright, Able, Gifted, Talented.

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Intellectual

(adj) Relating to the ability to think and understand ideas at a high level.

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Bright

(adj) (Often used for younger people) Quick

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Clever

(adj) Quick to understand, learn, and devise ideas (sometimes implies being tricky). Cunning, Crafty, Sly.

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Cunning

(adj) Getting what you want by deceiving people or using clever but dishonest methods. It often suggests a high level of mental skill used for selfish ends. A mastermind. Clever, Crafty, Sly.

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Crafty

(adj) Clever at getting what you want, especially by using indirect or slightly dishonest methods. A politician. Clever, Cunning, Sly.

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Sly

(adj) Suggesting that you know secrets or are doing something in a quiet, secretive way so that others don't notice. A thief. Clever, Cunning, Crafty.

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Sharp

(adj) Intelligent + very quick to notice things or react; mentally acute.

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Sharp-tongued

(collocation) Tending to speak in a severe, critical, or sarcastic way.

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Razor-sharp mind

(collocation) Intelligent + very quick to notice things or react; mentally acute.

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Sharp wit

(collocation) The ability to say funny or biting things very quickly. Witty.

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Witty

(adj) Showing or characterized by quick and inventive verbal humor. Sharp wit. Dí dỏm.

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Shrewd

(adj) Having sharp judgment in practical matters, especially money or politics.

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Astute

(adj) Able to understand a situation quickly and see how to take advantage of it. Shrewd.

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Able

(adj) Having the power, skill, or means to do something well. Capable.

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Gifted

(adj) (Bẩm sinh - Trẻ em/Học sinh - Nghệ thuật) Having exceptional natural ability or talent. Talented.

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Talented

(adj) (Tài năng nổi bật) Having a natural aptitude or skill for something specific (art, sports, music). Gifted.

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Brainy

(adj) (Informal) Very intelligent and fond of studying. Scholarly.

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Stupid

(adj) Lacking intelligence or common sense; making poor choices. Foolish, Simple, Silly, Brainless, Daft, Dumb, Dim, Thick. Ngu.

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Foolish

(adj) Resulting from a lack of good sense or judgment; unwise. Stupid, Simple, Silly, Brainless, Daft, Dumb, Dim, Thick. Dại dột.

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Simple

(adj) Lacking complexity or intelligence; sometimes used to describe someone who is easily deceived. Stupid, Foolish, Silly, Brainless, Daft, Dumb, Dim, Thick. Ngờ nghệch.

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Silly

(adj) Lacking serious thought; lighthearted and playful (often used with children). Stupid, Foolish, Simple, Brainless, Daft, Dumb, Dim, Thick.

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Brainless

(adj) Completely lacking intelligence; acting without thinking. Stupid, Foolish, Simple, Silly, Daft, Dumb, Dim, Thick. Không có não.

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Daft

(adj) (British Informal) Silly, foolish, or slightly "crazy" in a harmless way. Stupid, Foolish, Simple, Silly, Brainless, Dumb, Dim, Thick. Ngớ ngẩn.

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Dumb

(adj) (Informal) Stupid or slow to understand. Stupid, Foolish, Simple, Silly, Brainless, Daft, Dim, Thick.

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Dim

(adj) (Informal) Not very bright; slow to catch on to ideas. Stupid, Foolish, Simple, Silly, Brainless, Daft, Dumb, Thick. Tối dạ.

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Thick

(adj) (British Informal/Offensive) Very stupid. Stupid, Foolish, Simple, Silly, Brainless, Daft, Dumb, Dim. Đần x2.

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Pessimistic

(adj) Tending to see the worst aspect of things or believe that the worst will happen. Negative. >< optimistic

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Optimistic

(adj) Hopeful and confident about the future or the success of something. Positive. >< pessimistic

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Extroverted

(adj) Outgoing and socially confident; enjoying the company of others. Have an outgoing personality. >< introverted

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Fun-loving

(adj) Someone who enjoys having a good time and being lighthearted.

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The life and soul of the party

(idiom) Someone who is very energetic and the center of attention at social events.

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Sociable

(adj) Fond of company; very social and friendly. Gregarious.

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Gregarious

(adj) Fond of company; very social and friendly. Sociable.

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Have an outgoing personality

(collocation) extroverted. Have an … personality

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Introverted

(adj) Shy or reticent; someone who recharges by being alone. >< extroverted

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Self-conscious

(adj) Nervous or uncomfortable because you are worried about what people think about you or your actions. Tự ti.

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Taciturn

(adj) Reserved or uncommunicative in speech; saying little. Ít nói.

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Reserved

(adj) Tending to keep your feelings or thoughts private rather than showing them. Kín kẽ.

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Diffident

(adj) Modest or shy because of a lack of self

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Tense

(adj) Feeling very nervous, anxious, or unable to relax. Wound up. Stressed out.

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Wound up

(adj) Feeling very nervous, anxious, or unable to relax (often implies someone has been made angry or excited by someone else). Stressed out. Tense.

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Stressed out

(adj) Feeling very nervous, anxious, or unable to relax (common for work/life pressure). Wound up. Tense.

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Relaxed

(adj) Free from tension and anxiety. >< Tense

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Sensible

(adj) Practical, reasonable, and having good judgment. Down-to-earth.

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Down-to-earth

(adj) Practical, reasonable, and having good judgment. Sensible.

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Sensitive

(adj) (Tính cách) Easily worried or offended; also means being aware of others' feelings. Emotional, Sentimental, Get worked-up about.

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Get worked-up about

(Trạng thái - Kích động) Very upset, angry, or excited about something. Sensitive, Emotional, Sentimental.

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Emotional

(adj) Having feelings that are easily excited or displayed. Sensitive, Sentimental, Get worked-up about.

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Sentimental

(adj) Strongly influenced by emotional feelings, especially about the past. Sensitive, Emotional, Get worked-up about.

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Quarrelsome

(adj) Often arguing or looking for a fight. Argumentative.

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Argumentative

(adj) Specifically about enjoying a debate or disagreement. Quarrelsome.

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Cruel

(adj) Causing pain or suffering on purpose. Sadistic.

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Sadistic

(adj) More extreme, meaning one derives pleasure from the pain of others. Cruel.

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Easy-going

(adj) (Dễ tính) Relaxed and not easily worried about anything. Relaxed, Easy-going, Placid, Even-tempered, Laid-back.

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Placid

(adj) (Hiền hòa) Not easily upset or excited; calm and peaceful. Relaxed, Easy-going, Even-tempered, Laid-back.

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Sober

(adj) Serious and calm. Well-balanced

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Even-tempered

(adj) (Điềm đạm) Always calm and composed; rarely becoming angry or upset. Relaxed, Easy-going, Placid, Laid-back.

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Laid-back

(adj) (Thái độ sống) Relaxed and not easily worried about anything. Relaxed, Easy-going, Placid, Even-tempered, Laid-back.

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Well-balanced

(adj) Calm + reasonable and shows good judgment. Sober.

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Abrasive

(adj) Showing little concern for others' feelings; a personality that "rubs people the wrong way" (like sandpaper). Rude, Ill-mannered, Discourteous, Abrupt, Brusque, Curt, Terse.

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Abrasive manner

(Manner) Showing little concern for others' feelings; a personality that "rubs people the wrong way" (like sandpaper).

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Impolite

(adj) Not showing good manners. Rude. Tactless.

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Rude

(adj) Stronger and more offensive than impolite. Impolite. Tactless.

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Tactless

(adj) Saying or doing things that are likely to offend or upset people.

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Ill-mannered

(adj) Lacking good manners; being impolite in a social or professional setting. Discourteous.

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Discourteous

(adj) Lacking good manners; being impolite in a social or professional setting. More formal than Ill-mannered.

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Brutally Honest

(adj) Honest to the point of being rude or hurtful; not "sugar-coating" the truth.

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Honest

(adj) Telling the truth. Sincere.

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Trustworthy

(adj) Able to be trusted or depended on. Reliable.

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Reliable

(adj) Able to be trusted or depended on. Trustworthy.

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Sincere

(adj) Genuinely feeling what you say (no faking). Honest.

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Jealous of

(adj) Fearing that someone will take what you have (often in relationships). Envious.

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Envious of

(adj) Wanting what someone else has (money, looks, status). Jealous.

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Determined

(adj) Having a firm decision to do something. Decisive, Resolute, Dogged.

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Decisive

(adj) Having the ability to make decisions quickly and effectively. Determined, Resolute, Dogged.

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Resolute

(adj) Admirably purposeful, determined, and unwavering. Determined, Decisive, Dogged.

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Dogged

(adj) Showing tenacious grim persistence. Determined, Decisive, Resolute.

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Pig-headed

(adj) Stupidly stubborn. Obstinate, Stubborn, Inflexible, Dogmatic.

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Obstinate

(adj) Refusing to change your opinions or chosen course of action. Pig-headed, Stubborn, Inflexible, Dogmatic.

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Stubborn

(adj) Having a dogged determination not to change attitude or position. Pig-headed, Obstinate, Inflexible, Dogmatic.

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Dogmatic

(adj) Inclined to lay down principles as undeniably true without considering other views. Pig-headed, Obstinate, Stubborn, Inflexible.

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Inflexible

(adj) Unwilling to change or compromise. Pig-headed, Obstinate, Stubborn, Dogmatic.

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Thrifty

(adj) Using money and other resources carefully. Economical, Frugal.

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Economical

(adj) Giving good value or service in relation to the amount of money spent. Thrifty, Frugal.

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Frugal

(adj) Simple, plain, and costing little; using money wisely. Thrifty, Economical.

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Parsimonious

(adj) Very unwilling to spend money or use resources (often extreme). Stingy, Mean, Tight-fisted, Miserly.

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Stingy

(adj) Unwilling to give or spend; ungenerous. Mean, Tight-fisted, Miserly, Parsimonious.

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Mean

(adj) Unkind, spiteful, or unwilling to share. Stingy, Tight-fisted, Miserly, Parsimonious.

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Tight-fisted

(adj) Very unwilling to spend money. Stingy, Mean, Miserly, Parsimonious.

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Miserly

(adj) Relating to or characteristic of a miser (hoarding wealth). Stingy, Mean, Tight-fisted, Parsimonious.

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Self-assured

(adj) Confident in one's own abilities. Confident.

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Confident

(adj) Feeling or showing certainty about something. Self-assured.

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Supreme confident

(adj) Extremely or perfectly confident.

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Self-important

(adj) Having an exaggerated sense of one's own importance. Full of yourself. Self-centered.

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Self-centered

(adj) Only interested in yourself and your own activities. Self-important. Full of yourself.

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Arrogant

(adj) Having an exaggerated sense of superiority. Ngạo mạn.

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Conceited

(adj) Excessively proud of oneself; vain. Tự mãn.

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Full of yourself

(adj) Being too concerned with your own importance. Self-important. Self-centered.