p로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이

[p로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이]

 

patient adjective : able to wait or tolerate being bothered without getting upset

pink adjective : having the color of red mixed with white; having a pale red color

playful adjective : full of fun; wanting to play

plus adjective : being more than zero

pointed adjective : having a sharp tip or end

poor adjective : lacking money or things

possible adjective : able to happen

pretend adjective : not real

pretty adjective : pleasing to look at; beautiful

puffy adjective : soft and round; swollen

purple adjective : having the color of red mixed with blue

 

P.M. adjective : the abbreviation for the Latin phrase post meridiem, which means "after noon"

Pacific adjective : of or relating to the ocean east of Asia and Australia and west of North and South America

painstaking adjective : taking much precise and time-consuming work

pale adjective : light in color; lacking light or color

Paleolithic adjective : describing a time in human history from 750,000 to 15,000 years ago

panicking adjective : in a state of extreme fear or anxiety

parallel adjective : lying or moving in the same direction and an equal distance apart

paralyzed adjective : made unable to move in one or more parts of a body

parched adjective : lacking moisture because of hot weather or no rainfall

part-time adjective : using only some of a person's available work or study hours in a week

partial adjective : of or relating to a part rather than the whole

particular adjective : of or relating to a certain person or thing; great or extra

passive adjective : not active

pastel adjective : soft and delicate in color

paternal adjective : having to do with a father

patriotic adjective : having or expressing pride in or loyalty to one’s country

peaceful adjective : quiet and calm

peaceful adjective : without physical fighting; nonviolent

peculiar adjective : unusual or strange

penguin adjective : referring to a large, aquatic, flightless bird that lives in the southern hemisphere

perceived adjective : understood or viewed by others in a certain way

perceptive adjective : observant and insightful

percussion adjective : of or relating to musical instruments on which music is made by hammering or banging, such as cymbals and drums

perfect adjective : as good as is possible; having no flaws

perfumed adjective : scented or fragranced

perishable adjective : food that decays or goes bad quickly if not kept refrigerated

permanent adjective : lasting or meant to last forever; not changing

perpendicular adjective : at a 90° angle to a line or plane

perplexed adjective : confused

personal adjective : about, or belonging to, one person

persuasive adjective : able to cause people to believe or do something

pessimistic adjective : expecting the worst about the future

petrified adjective : scared or terrified to the point where one cannot move

petrified adjective : plant or animal matter changed into stone or something like stone

pH adjective : a measure of the degree of acidity or alkalinity on a scale of 0-14

physical adjective : having to do with the body or with natural or structural aspects or features

piercing adjective : loud, sharp, or shrill

pitiful adjective : arousing or deserving pity; terrible; very poor or small

plagued adjective : deeply distressed by something

plain adjective : simple; not decorated

plastic adjective : made of a man-made material called plastic

plastic adjective : capable of being molded or modeled into a shape

pleasant adjective : nice, enjoyable, or satisfying

pleased adjective : happy; satisfied

plentiful adjective : in great quantities

plump adjective : having a full, rounded, usually pleasing shape

plural adjective : a form of a word used to refer to more than one person or thing

poised adjective : ready to act upon a situation

poisonous adjective : containing a poison that is harmful when swallowed, breathed, or touched

polar adjective : relating to areas of a planet, star, or moon near the north or south pole

polite adjective : having good manners or showing common courtesy

political adjective : having to do with government, politics, or politicians

polluted adjective : made dirty or harmful

popular adjective : of or by the people; liked by many people

port adjective : the left-hand side of a boat or airplane when facing forward

portly adjective : fat

posh adjective : elegant and fashionable

positive adjective : certain; hopeful

positive adjective : having an electrical charge of an opposite polarity to that of an electron and the same polarity as that of a proton

positive adjective : a number quantity greater than zero

potential adjective : possible or likely at some point in the future

pounding adjective : beating or vibrating in a strong, regular rhythm

powered adjective : driven; given energy to move forward

powerful adjective : having a great deal of strength or power

practical adjective : sensible; realistic

practiced adjective : experienced

precious adjective : very valuable; greatly loved

precise adjective : exact in movement or operation

predictable adjective : expected; able to be predicted

predominant adjective : most common or frequent; main

pregnant adjective : the condition of a woman or other female animal of having one or more babies developing inside her body

prehistoric adjective : of or relating to the time before recorded or written history

preliminary adjective : related to an action or event that happens before something more important

premium adjective : having higher value or worth than usual

preoccupied adjective : busy thinking about other things

prepared adjective : ready for use or to meet a difficult situation

preserved adjective : kept in the same condition; protected from harm

presidential adjective : having to do with the president of a country, university, organization, or other group

pressing adjective : urgent; important

pressurized adjective : having an internal pressure greater than that of the surrounding atmosphere

prevailing adjective : current; widespread; leading

previous adjective : coming earlier in time or order; the one before

prickly adjective : having thorns or other sharp projections; feeling tingly or itchy

prideful adjective : pleased with oneself, often too much

primary adjective : the most important; first or main

primitive adjective : at or from an earlier or simpler stage of development

prior adjective : earlier in time

private adjective : personal; not public or meant to be shared with others

proactive adjective : making something happen to control a situation or prepare for future situations

probable adjective : likely, but not sure; possible

processed adjective : treated or put through a process to make something last longer

professional adjective : earning money for taking part in an activity, rather than doing it purely for pleasure

profitable adjective : bringing advantage or financial gain

progressive adjective : in favor of progress and new ideas

prolific adjective : very productive; fruitful or fertile

proper adjective : correct, suitable, or appropriate

proposed adjective : suggested as a possibility

protruding adjective : sticking out

proud adjective : feeling good about an achievement, possession, or relationship

proud adjective : having a healthy feeling of self-respect

psyched adjective : informal term for "excited"

psychological adjective : mental and emotional

public adjective : open to everyone; meant to be shared with others

published adjective : having writing that is available to be read by the public

publishing adjective : having to do with making writing available to the public

pudgy adjective : chubby

puny adjective : small, weak, or low in number or quality

pure adjective : free of poison or pollution; not mixed with any other material, substance, or bloodline

purebred adjective : bred from animals of a recognized breed without mixture of other blood for many generations

purposeful adjective : meaningful or important

puzzled adjective : confused; unable to make sense of something

puzzling adjective : confusing

 

perilous adjective : filled with danger

permeable adjective : able to allow liquids or gases to pass through without harm

pharmaceutical adjective : having to do with drugs used for medicine

phenomenal adjective : amazing

placental adjective : relating to most mammals, which form a placenta as part of reproduction

polarized adjective : a characteristic of some sunglasses that lets them block sunlight entering from certain directions

polychromatic adjective : having many colors

post meridiem adjective : a Latin phrase that means "after noon"

prehensile adjective : a body part, such as a foot or a tail, that can hold or pick up things

prestigious adjective : honored, respected, or held in high standing

prosperous adjective : having success; well off

prosthetic adjective : replacing a body part that is missing

provincial <adjective : belonging to or coming from a province

pungent adjective : having a sharp flavor or smell

putrid adjective : foul smelling due to being rotten