Verb into adjectives
Verb into adjectives
Verb into adjectives
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to amuse
--> to entertain someone
amusing / amused
It´s a very amusing play.
--> entertaining
She was very amused by your comments.
--> showing that you think something is funny
to collapse
--> to fold something into a smaller shape (a table)
collapsible
--> collapsible furniture can be folded
to depend
dependent
--> needing the support of something or someone in order to continue existing
to differ (unterscheiden)
different
--> not the same
She wears something different today
to hesitate (zögern)
--> to pause before you do something
hesistant
--> If you are hesitant, you do not do something immediately
You seemed a bit hesistant about recommending that restaurant.
to influence (beeinflussen)
--> to affect how someone behaves or thinks
influential
--> having a lot of influence on someone
She wants to work for a bigger and more influential newspaper.
to please
--> B1 to make someone feel happy
I only got married to please my parents.
--> C2 to want when used with word such as whatever, whoever...
She thinks she can just do whatever she pleases.
pleasant
--> enjoyable, attractive, friendly
It was pleasant to sit down after standing for hours.
pleasing
--> giving or feeling of enjoyment/satisfaction
It was pleasing to know that the presentation had gone so well.
pleased
--> happy or satisfied
I am pleased to hear you are feeling better.
to produce
productive
