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What is the difference between pumped up and determined ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between pumped up and determined ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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"pumped up" is getting very excited about something, while "determined" is having a strong will to do something.
「すごいわくわくしてた」と「決心している」の感じです
example:
- I'm so pumped up for the live stream tomorrow! (明日の配信がめっちゃ楽しみにしてます！)
- I'm determined to learn English (英語を学ぶことを決心です)
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- Indonesian
- English (US) Near fluent
"pumped up" is getting very excited about something, while "determined" is having a strong will to do something.
「すごいわくわくしてた」と「決心している」の感じです
example:
- I'm so pumped up for the live stream tomorrow! (明日の配信がめっちゃ楽しみにしてます！)
- I'm determined to learn English (英語を学ぶことを決心です)
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“Pumped up” = excited
“Determined” = to have purpose/resolve/or intent. You aren’t likely to change your mind when you are determined to do something.
“I was pumped up about the next school year.” = excited for the next school year
“I was determined to do well in the next school year.” = motivated for the next school year
You can be feeling both pumped up, and determined about something.
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"Pumped up" is a casual way to say "very excited."
Example: I'm so pumped up for the party tonight!
"Determined" means firmly committed to do something.
Example: I am determined to win this competition.
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