english vocabulary bank feelings

ENGLISH VOCABULARY BANK
FEELINGS
1 – Verbs:
to cry --- llorar
I cry when i see such a sad picture.
to laught --- reír
I laught when i see such a funny picture
to scream --- gritar (miedo/dolor)
The ghost used to scream in the old house.
to suffer --- sufrir
She suffered a lot when her brother had the car crash.
to be happy --- estar feliz
I was happy when I oponed the present i had for my birthday.
to be glad/ to feel proud – estar orgulloso / sentirse orgulloso de…
I’m glad of you. You’ve passed your exams.
to feel – sentir
I feel sick. I must go to the doctor right now.
to move – conmover/emocionar
She moved me when she told me she was falling in love with me.
to pity – mover a piedad
to take/have pity – tener piedad de
I have pity from her. She’s so unfortunate.
to touch – conmover
He touched me when he told me his sadeness.
to get a guilty conscience
to feel bad about / guilty for something – remorder la conciencia/ sentirse culpable
I feel guilty for having said it
to shudder – estremecer
That horrible scream in the night made me shudder.
to terrorize – aterrorizar
The burglar terrorized the neighborhood until being arrested.
to embarrass/ to be ashamed --- avergonzar/avergonzarse
She’s so impolite. She ashamed me Turing the meeting.
to sicken / to revolt --- asquear
The way he eated the cake revolted me.
to fed up --- hartar/aburrir
She’s fed up about everything.
to get upset – disgustarse
to be grateful for --- agradecer/estar agradecido
I’m grateful to you for having helped me with my homework.
to thank – dar las gracias
I thank you for having rescued me.
to fall in love with – enamorarse
She fell in love with the guitarist.
to admire – admirar
I admire this soccer. He’s incredible when he plays.
to surprise – sorprender
She was very surprised when she oponed the present.
to make aware of – concienciar
The doctor made me aware of the need to stop smoking.
to sadden/to grieve/pain – apenar
He was saddened by her death.
to spread panic – sembrar el pánico
The vampire spreaded panic in the transylvanian village.
to praise – alabar
The teacher praised his pupils for the good marks they had in the exam.
2 – Nouns:
tears / crying – lágrimas/llanto
laugh – risa
scream – grito
suffering – sufrimiento
sadeness – pena, pesar….
happyness – felicidad
pride -- orgullo
feeling – sentimiento
pity -- piedad
shock – conmoción
shudder – estremecimiento
terror – terror
fear – miedo
embarrassment / shame --- vergüenza
guilt – culpabilidad
indolence/ slovenliness – desidia/apatía
disgust / repugnant --- asco
boredom – aburrimiento
frustration – frustración
upset/heartache --- disgusto
gratitude – gratitud/agradecimiento
amazement – sorpresa
admiration – admiración.
panic -- pánico
praise -- alabanza
3 – Adjectives:
uncomplaining – sufrido
sad – triste
happy – feliz
proud – orgulloso
compassionate – piadoso (caritativo)
shaked – conmocionado
terrified – aterrorizado
shuddered – estremecido
scared – asustado
ashamed – avergonzado
guilty – cupable
apathetic – apático
sickened – asqueado
bored – aburrido
frustrated – frustrado
upset – disgustado
amazed – sorprendido
grateful – agradecido
in love -- enamorado
fed up – harto
moved -- conmovido