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    evitar estar frustrado

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This is an infinitive phrase. 'Evitar' is a verb meaning 'to avoid', which is typically followed by another infinitive (in this case, 'estar'). 'Estar' is a verb meaning 'to be' (temporary state), and 'frustrado' is the past participle of 'frustrar' (to frustrate), functioning here as an adjective meaning 'frustrated'.

    Sample sentences

    Intento evitar estar frustrado por pequeñas cosas.

    I try to avoid being frustrated by small things.

    Para evitar estar frustrada, ella siempre tiene un plan B.

    To avoid being frustrated, she always has a plan B.

    Es importante aprender a evitar estar frustrados en el trabajo.

    It's important to learn to avoid being frustrated at work.

    Quick facts

    estar_vs_ser:'Estar' is used with 'frustrado' because it describes a temporary emotional state, not an inherent characteristic.
    gender_agreement:The adjective 'frustrado' agrees in gender and number with the subject it describes (e.g., 'frustrada' for a female subject, 'frustrados' for plural male/mixed subjects).

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    Intento evitar estar frustrado por pequeñas cosas.

    I try to avoid being frustrated by small things.

    Para evitar estar frustrada, ella siempre tiene un plan B.

    To avoid being frustrated, she always has a plan B.

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