How is the word carácter translated from Spanish to English

Humor y temperamento habituales de una persona.

A person's usual mood and character.

noun
English translation
disposition

Examples with “carácter”

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  • Tiene un carácter alegre. She has a cheerful disposition.

  • Tiene propensión al riesgo. He has a disposition toward risk.

  • Un carácter tranquilo ayuda mucho en este trabajo. A calm disposition helps a lot in this job.

  • Los niños muestran una propensión natural a imitar a los adultos. Children show a natural disposition to imitate adults.

  • ¿Le cambia el carácter cuando está cansado? Does his disposition change when he is tired?

  • ¿De dónde viene esa propensión a discutir? Where does this disposition to argue come from?

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FAQ about “carácter”

How is “carácter” translated from Spanish?
“carácter” translates into English as “disposition”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “carácter” mean?
Meaning of “carácter”: Humor y temperamento habituales de una persona. In English — “disposition”.
What part of speech is “carácter”?
“carácter” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “carácter”?
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