bold

(B2 形容詞) brave and confident; not afraid to say what you feel or to take risks // 〈人･行為が〉恐れを知らぬ, 大胆な, 果敢な // “It was a bold move on their part to open a business in France” // “a bold and fearless warrior” // (Oxford Learner’s Dictionary)

nosy

(B2 形容詞) ​too interested in things that do not involve you, especially other people’s affairs // (他人のプライバシーなどを)ほじくりたがる, 詮索好きな; 知りたがって// “Don’t be so nosy—it’s none of your business” // “Being the nosy type, I stopped to ask what they were doing” // (Oxford Learner’s Dictionary)

responsible

(B2 形容詞) showing good judgment and able to be trusted // 信頼できる // “a hard-working and responsible employee” // “a responsible attitude” // (Cambridge Learner’s Dictionary)

shy

(B1 形容詞) nervous or embarrassed about meeting and speaking to other people // 内気な, 恥ずかしがりの, 人見知りする // “She was too shy to ask anyone for help” // “As a teenager I was painfully shy” // (Oxford Learner’s Dictionary)

introvert

(B2 名詞) someone who is quiet and shy and prefers to be alone // 内向的な人 // “The introverted child was quiet and played alone in the corner.” // (Cambridge Learner’s Dictionary)

extrovert

(B2 名詞) a lively and confident person who enjoys being with other people // 外向的なひと // “She’s a real extrovert and loves to socialize and meet new people.” // My roommate is an extrovert, so he always brings friends to our apartment.” // (Oxford Learner’s Dictionary)

enthusiasm

(B2 名詞) the feeling of being very interested in something and wanting very much to be involved in it // 熱中 // “She has always had a lot of enthusiasm for her work.” // “He was enthusiastic about my plans for the future.” // (Cambridge Learner’s Dictionary)

evidence

(A2 名詞) the facts, signs or objects that make you believe that something is true //  証拠, 根拠 // “Researchers have found clear scientific evidence of a link between exposure to sun and skin cancer” // “Does the president have any evidence to support this allegation? // (Oxford Learner’s Dictionary)

statement

(B1 名詞) a formal or official account of facts or opinions // 声明(書); 陳述, 申し立て, 供述; 発言 // “A government spokesperson made a statement to the press” // “In private he often contradicted his public statements” // (Oxford Learner’s Dictionary)

appeal

(B2 名詞) the quality in someone or something that makes them attractive or enjoyable // 魅力 // “I’ve never understood the appeal of skiing” // “The president never lost his appeal with older voters” // (Cambridge Learner’s Dictionary)