11. These stuffs are too heavily sized and the finish is not sufficiently mellow.
12. Their feel is not clothy (no tienen bastante cuerpo al tacto).
13. This defect will be made right in future deliveries.
LESSON XL.
(Lección cuadragéseima.)
THE VERB (contd.).
As in English, several past participles may be used with an active meaning, as—
Un hombre leído: A well-read man (for a man who has read much and well).
The following are some examples—
Agradecido (grateful)
Atrevido (bold, daring)
Bien hablado (a courteous speaker)
Callado (taciturn)
Cansado (tiresome)
Comedido (thoughtful, considerate)
Corrido[191] (acute, artful)
Divertido (amusing)
Entendido (experienced, conversant)
Experimentado (experienced, expert)
Sufrido (patient)
[Footnote 191: With a passive meaning it is "abashed.">[