cautious
 adjective
 cauto
EN The Galician peasant is as gay and expansive in his fêtes as he is reserved and cautious in everyday life.
GL O campesiño galego é tan ledo e expansivo nas súas romarías coma reservado e cauto na súa vida diaria.
 Fonte: GAL (83)
precavido
EN Then one gave it up; then the idea sunk back again; then one became like most middle-aged people, cautious, furtive, with wrinkles between the eyes and a look of perpetual apprehension.
GL Daquela, dabámonos por vencidos; despois, a idea afundíase outra vez; mudabamos, coma tanta xente de mediana idade, precavidos, furtivos, con enrugas entre os ollos e cunha fasquía de receo permanente.
Fonte: CAR (2831)
cauteloso
EN Some critics say that the basis of their character is suspicion and avarice, and certainly the Galician peasant is cautious and thrifty.
GL Algúns críticos din que a base do seu carácter é a avareza e a desconfianza, e, de certo, o campesiño é cauteloso e aforrador.
Fonte: GAL (65)
prudente
EN I believed my second year's salary would carry me through the rest of the month if I went on being cautious and economical, and I intended to look sharply out for that.
GL Eu cría que o salario do segundo ano sería suficiente para poder pasa-lo resto do mes, se é que seguía a ser prudente e aforrador e trataba de ter bo coidado nese respecto.
Fonte: BIL (230)
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