No. 3,679 in Spanish

optimista

A person who tends to see the positive side of things or expects favorable outcomes.

In a sentence

Ellos son muy optimistas con respecto a los resultados de la reunión.
They are very optimistic regarding the outcomes of the meeting.
Here, 'optimistas' is the plural form of the adjective, agreeing in number with the plural subject 'Ellos' and describing their positive mindset.
Ser optimista puede ayudarte a enfrentar los desafíos de la vida.
Being optimistic can help you face life's challenges.
'Optimista' is used as a singular adjective describing the quality of being positive; 'ser' helps define it as a general approach or trait.
El optimismo de Clara demuestra que ella es muy optimista.
Clara's optimism demonstrates that she is very optimistic.
In this sentence, 'optimista' is used as an adjective describing Clara's outlook, while 'optimismo' is used as a noun referring to the concept of optimism itself.

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