Impatient (Adjective)
Syllable division: im·pa·tient
How to pronounce: UK: /ɪmˈpeɪ.ʃənt/ US: /ɪmˈpeɪ.ʃənt/
#1 Meaning: When you get annoyed by someone else because they made a mistake.
Example:
> Even though she is a good coach, she easily gets impatient when her players makes the same mistakes.
> I do not think that you should become a teacher, you are far too impatient.
#2 Meaning: When you want something to happen immediately and do not want to wait. You can either be excited about it or get annoyed by it.
Example:
> She order her coffee 20 minutes ago and started to become impatient with the waiter.
> He is extremely impatient for the new challenge in his life.
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I am impatient when looking after my kids
Good luck Ammar! Sometimes they can be a handful.
I am impatient to get my new car.
Good sentence Bouba!
I hope that you like your new car.
Women these days are so impatient.
Why do you think women are impatient Vlad?
Good sentence.
What is the meaning of ” far to” in your setence.
Although I was correct, when I was blamed, I was impatient.
Good sentence and question Moung!
It means that the person is very/extremely impatient.
Nowadays, I am easily impatient when it comes to work pressure.
Good sentence Bhumika!
Try saying: Nowadays I easily get impatient when it comes to work pressure.
Sometimes I feel impatient in need to think in one answer for one question.
When I’m anxious, consequently I feel impatient.
Good sentences Nirvana!
Try saying: Sometimes I feel impatient when I need to think of one answer for one question.
Children are always impatient to be given something to eat.
Good sentence Ligia!
Try saying: Children are always impatient when they want something to eat.