describing adjectives about Roberto alomar?
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amazing fielder he defined the modern day second baseman \nexcellent bat especially for a second baseman \nhall of fame career even with the spitting incident
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far out man.. roberto carlos is pretty sweet
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1. adventerious.\n2. brave\n3. strong- willed\n\nhe is srong enoughTo be able to get on the ship, beginning\n\nHe takes the ship and sails it to the other side of the island when the pirates make themselves known and when he tries to get back with the rest of the crew.\n\nHe stood up for what he believed in the end when he has his last encounter with Silver
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fence, sense, cadence, lens, nonsense, magnificence, Mercedes Benz, mens, pence, tense
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Sanguine\nPossitive\nconfident\nidealist\nutopian
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Just off the top of my head... quantity, count, number, score, units, more, many, most, least, less, fewer, fewest, greater, greatest.\n\nThere are many others.\n\nUpdate: In your update of "Three boys row on the lake", "three" would be considered an adjective, but it wouldn't be considered descriptive. Using any of the adjectives any of us have listed would make it descriptive.
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not sure if this is what you were looking for, but I just typed "define granadas" in the yahoo search bar\n\ngra·na·do -da\n\npast part. \nsee granar\nadj. \n1. figurative (notable) distinguished, notable\n2. (experto) expert\n3. (alto) tall, lanky\n\nIdiom: \nlo más granado de\nthe cream or pick of \nm. \nbotany pomegranate (tree) \nf. \nsee granada\nInflected Forms: granada - adje \ngranadas - adje \ngranados - adje \ngranados - masc
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i guess something that is applicable? i checked the dictionary, but they don't have an adjective form...\n\nmaybe you should ask your friend? or the teacher/lecturer :)
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Hobsch- that's the spirit my friend.\n\nRobinson\n\nCafu\nTerry\nGallas\nHeinze\n\nC Ronaldo\nGerrard\nRonaldinho\nLampard\n\nRooney\nHenry
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Rambunctious, rare, romantic\nAdventurous, ambitious\nNutty, Noisy\nCaring, classy, cooperative
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First of all, Rooney, it's "joga bonitO", with an "o" at the end. Joga, a verb in the 3rd person singular imperative, means play. Bonito in this case works as an adverb, not an adjective. It means beautifulLY -- NOT beautiful.\n\nSumming up: joga bonito = play beautifully.\n\n(Most other translations you got are just "bosta"= crap.)
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Good:\nadjective better, best \nkind or helpful:\na good friend\nIt's good of you to offer to help.\nHe's very good to his mother.\n\nangelic:\nadjective\nvery beautiful and very good:\nan angelic voice/face/smile\n\n\nGood is an attitude, angelic is a personality
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adjectives, brother. Adj.
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Algolagnia.\n\nIt's my word of the day.\nPicked it out just for you, because you are special.\nPraise god.
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Yes, quite good!\n\nHowever, there are some words that you should check out:\n\n*watermalon: Could it be english 'watermelon'? Then it's 'sandía' in spanish.\n\n*As 'pantalones' is a plural word, the adjective is also plural: 'pantalones rosas'.   Or in singular: 'pantalón rosa'\n\n*'Las gafas'/'Las gafas de sol' are a little weird.  Omit the article. it'll sound more casual.\n\n*It's not 'camisAta', but 'camisEta'.\n\n*'Un par de vaqueros'.   It's theorically fine, but it's not very common (it depends on the region/city/country).  Suggestions: 'Un par de/unos jeans', 'Un(os) pantalon(es) de mezclilla'.\n\nBut speaking about the verbs, the paragraphs are really nice!
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How about the following:\n\nElliptical Yve\nErlenmeyer Yve\nPipette Yvette\nGravit Yve\n\nI'm quite fond of the last one.
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This one:\nhttp://hectorcamacho.tripod.com/hector06.jpg\n\nOr this one:\nhttp://www.reviewjournal.com/sports/boxing/hoya_camacho/art/fight6.jpg\n\nOr this one:\nhttp://hectorcamacho.tripod.com/hector01.jpg\n\nHe he he ...... very colorful person indeed.