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cel·e·brate (sĕl′ə-brāt′)

verb. | celebrar

  1. observe an occasion with ceremony or festivity
  2. perform a religious ritual
  3. engage in festivities; have a party or good time
  4. praise [something] widely or publicly; proclaim

do you remember to celebrate?

flu·i·dez (flujˈdeʃ)

substantivo. | flu·i·di·ty

  1. the state of flowing; the quality of that which is fluid
  2. agility, ease; a smooth, constant flow
  3. the property of a substance with mobile molecules

como ter mais fluidez?

o·ver·load (ō′vər-lōd′)

noun. | so·bre·car·ga

  1. transitive verb. to load too heavily
  2. noun. an excessive load

do you feel it too?

re·sume (rĭ-zo͞om′)

verb. | re·to·mar

  1. to continue or begin again after interruption
  2. to assume, take or occupy again
  3. to take on or take back again
resuming is hard

a·shamed (ə-shāmd)

adjective. | en·ver·go·nha·do(a)

  1. experiencing feelings of shame, guilt or remorse
  2. feeling inferior, inadequate, or embarrassed in relation to ()
  3. reluctant because of fear of humiliation, ridicule, or disapproval

what are you ashamed of?

la•zy (lā′zē, leɪzɪ)

adjective. | pre·gui·ço·so(a)

  1. not willing to work or be energetic
  2. slow-moving; sluggish 
  3. conducive to inactivity or indolence

 

(same as slothful)

what are you lazy about?

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