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Emotions Flashcards

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to be happy / to be made happy

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**estar + feliz / estar + alegre / alegrarse **

¡Vete a conocer mundo y sé feliz!

Solo queremos lo mejor para ti. ¡Que seas feliz, cariño!

¡Estoy tan feliz de estar aquí con mis seres queridos!

Me alegré mucho cuando supe que podrían venir a la boda.

felizmente -> happily
alegremente -> happily / blithely

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happiness

I will do whatever it takes to achieve happiness

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la felicidad

Haré lo que sea necesario para alcanzar la felicidad.

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to be bored

I was really bored with that children’s movie.

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estar aburrido(a), aburrirse

Me aburrí cantidad con esa película infantil

Me estaba muy aburrida con esa película infantil

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to bore

Reality shows bore me

I get bored eating the same thing every day.

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aburrir

Los reality shows me aburren.

Comer lo mismo todos los días me aburre

El programa de televisión era aburrido

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boredom

People often binge watch TV just out of sheer boredom

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el aburrimiento

Muchas veces las personas se quedan horas viendo tele por puro aburrimiento.

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to be excited (3 slightly different meanings)

I felt excited when they told me we won the competition.

I am excited for my upcoming trip to a country I’ve always wanted to visit.

I am excited about learning to play a new musical instrument.

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emocionado(a) / ilusionado(a) / entusiasmado(a)

Me sentí emocionada cuando me contaron que ganamos el concurso

Estoy ilusionada con mi próximo viaje a un país que siempre he querido visitar.

Estoy entusiasmado por aprender a tocar un nuevo instrumento musical.

“Emocionada” is used to express a sense of emotional excitement, being moved, or deeply affected by something. It often conveys a deep or intense emotion, and it can relate to various types of emotions, both positive and negative.

“Ilusionada” is used to indicate a sense of anticipation or excitement tied to hopes, dreams, or expectations. It implies a positive feeling associated with looking forward to something or having hopeful expectations.

“Entusiasmado” is a general expression of enthusiasm and excitement. It refers to a state of being enthusiastic and eager about something. It conveys positive excitement but without the specific focus on hope or emotion that “ilusionada” and “emocionada” carry.

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excitedly

The dog started sniffing the ground very excitedly.

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con excitación / con entusiasmo

El perro empezó a husmear la tierra con gran excitación.

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to become excited (3 slightly different meanings)

I got excited when they told me we won the competition.

I get excited when I think about my upcoming trip

I get excited to start a new climbing project

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emocionarse / ilusionarse / entusiasmarse

emocionarse -> to be moved (touched) / to get excited

ilusionarse -> to get one’s hopes up / to be thrilled

entusiasmarse -> to get enthusiastic / to get excited

Me emocioné cuando me contaron que ganamos el concurso

Me ilusiono mucho cuando pienso en mi próximo viaje

Me entusiasmo al empezar un nuevo proyecto de escalada

** emocionarse is also to be moved -> Ella se emocionó mucho con el final triste del libro y no pudo evitar llorar **

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Excitement (3)

Giovanni was full of excitement as he asked Rebecca to marry him.

The excitement of the crowd waiting for the performance was palpable.

That’s enough excitement for one day! It’s time to relax a little.

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la emoción / el entusiasmo / la excitación

emocionante -> exciting -> … fue emocionante

Giovanni estaba lleno de emoción mientras le pedía a Rebecca que se casara con él.

El entusiasmo de la multitud esperando el espectáculo era palpable.

¡Ya vale de excitación para hoy! Es hora de relajarse un poco.

excitación => sexual excitement

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nervous

I was so nervous for the test that I was even shaking.

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nervioso(a)

Estaba tan nervioso por el examen que temblaba y todo

nerviosamente -> nervously

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nervousness

The young actress managed to hide her nervousness on stage

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el nerviosismo

La joven actriz logró ocultar su nerviosismo en el escenario.

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to feel great (2)

I feel great

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genial = great

estupendo = great

Me siento genial

Me siento estupendo(a)

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I feel fantastic

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Me siento fantástico(a)

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I feel wonderful

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maravilloso(a)
la maravilla -> a wonder / marvel

Me encuentro de maravilla

Estoy de maravilla

Estoy maravillosa

Solo una de las siete maravillas del mundo antiguo existe todavía.

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I feel amazing

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increíble

me siento increíble

**increíblemente -> amazingly*

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To be in good spirits / cheerful / lively / animated

he hasn’t been in very high spirits recently

You look more cheerful since you moved.

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estoy animado(a)

no está muy animado últimamente

Te ves más animada desde que te mudaste

animar -> to encourage / to liven up

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to be encouraged / inspired

I’m encouraged by all your support.

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animado(a) / alentado(a)

estoy animado(a)

Estoy alentado(a)

Estoy animado por el apoyo de todos ustedes

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encouraging

an encouraging smile

That was encouraging

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alentador

una sonrisa alentadora

Eso fue alentador.

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to cheer up

Grandma cheered up when we visited her.

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animarse

La abuela se animó cuando la visitamos.

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to encourage

My parents have always encouraged me to study.

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animar / alentar

Mis padres siempre me han animado a estudiar.

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Encouragement

Her words of encouragement helped me

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**el ánimo / el aliento*

Sus palabras de ánimo me ayudaron.

Sus palabras de aliento me ayudaron

aliento => breath / encouragement

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to relax / relaxed

I’m relaxed / I feel relaxed

want you to relax your muscles

The rules for visiting Cuba have been relaxed.

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**relajar(se) / relajado(a)*

estoy relajada / me siento relajada

Quiero que relajes tus músculos

Ya relajaron las reglas para visitar a Cuba.

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relaxing

the vacation was relaxing

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relajante

las vacaciones fueron relajantes

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To feel terrible / To be terrible

I feel terrible because I have a fever

I feel terrible after hearing the news

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terrible / mal / fatal

Estoy terrible/fatal/mal hoy porque tengo fiebre.

Me siento terrible/fatal/mal después de escuchar esas noticias

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To be angry / To feel anger

I am angry / I feel angry

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enojado(a), enfadado(a)

estoy enojada / enfadada

me siento enojada / enfadada

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To get angry

That teacher gets angry really quickly

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enojarse / enfadarse

Ese profesor se enoja muy fácil

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To anger / To upset

Don’t you ever lie to me again. Lies make me very angry.

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enojar / enfadar

No me vuelvas a mentir nunca jamás. Me enojan mucho las mentiras

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The Anger
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Her anger was completely justified

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la iria -> anger / wrath

Su ira estaba completamente justificada

el enojo / el enfado -> anger / annoyance

Su enojo estaba completamente justificada

la rabia -> anger / rage / furry

Su rabia estaba completamente justificada

la indignación -> anger / indignation

Su indignación estaba completamente justificada

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To be / To feel content

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contento(a)

estoy contenta

me siento contenta

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satisfaction / contentment / pleasure
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I have the satisfaction of being your host tonight

I found it very satisfying to see my sculpture in the art exhibit.

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la satisfacción / el contento

Tengo la satisfacción de ser su anfitrión esta noche.

Me dio mucha satisfacción ver mi escultura en la muestra de arte

satisfacción also => fulfillment. The fulfillment of these three criteria by June 1st is mandatory.La satisfacción de estos tres criterios para el 1 de junio es obligatoria.

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To keep happy / to please

If you want to keep your brother happy you’ll have to let him play with the game console.

He’ll do anything to please his new girlfriend.

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contentar

Si quieres contentar a tu hermano tendrás que dejarle jugar con la consola

Hará lo que sea con tal de contentar a su nueva chica.

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to resign / to make due / to settle

Sara had to settle for an old car because she couldn’t afford a newer one.

We had to make do with the worst table in the restaurant.

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contentarse

Sara se tuvo que contentar con un carro muy viejo porque no tenía dinero para más.

Nos tuvimos que contentar con la peor mesa del restaurante.

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to be calm / to feel calm

I feel calm

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tranquilo(a) / calmado(a)

Estoy tranquila

tranquilamente -> peacefully / calmy

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The tranquility

This color scheme will turn your home into a haven of peace and tranquility

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la tranquilidad

Esta combinación de colores convertirá tu hogar en un remanso de paz y tranquilidad.

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The peace

Lose yourself in nature and find peace.

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la paz

Piérdete en la naturaleza y encuentra la paz

pacíficamente -> peacefully

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The Calm

There was a sense of calm in the living room

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la calma

Había una sensación de calma en la sala.

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To be anxious -> eager / excited

I was anxious to see my girlfriend.

Juan felt anxious and wasn’t able to concentrate.

To become anxious -> she became anxious

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ansioso(a)

Estaba ansioso por encontrarme con mi novia.

Juan se sentía ansioso y no se podía concentrar.

ella se puso ansiosa

ansiosamente -> anxiously

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anxiety -> state of unease / nervousness

to have anxiety

Thinking about all the things I have to do this week gives me anxiety.

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la ansiedad

tener ansiedad

Pensar en todas las cosas que tengo que hacer esta semana me causa ansiedad.

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To be worried / To feel worried

I am worried about my exam

I’m worried that I haven’t heard from your brother in a week

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preocupado(a) / preocupar

Estoy preocupada por mi examen

Me preocupa mi examen

Me preocupa que no haya tenido noticias de tu hermano en una semana

Estoy preocupad que no haya tenido noticias de tu hermano en una semana.

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worrying / unsettling

It is worrying not to have heard from my father in five days.

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preocupante / inquietante

Es preocupante no haber sabido nada de mi padre en cinco días.

Es inquietante no haber sabido nada de mi padre en cinco días. -> it is unsettling

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To become worried

I worried when you didn’t show up.

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preocuparse (+ por / de)

Me preocupé cuando no apareciste

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Restless / fidgety / worried / anxious

The baby has been restless and crying a lot.

Saul was visibly worried about not knowing the result of the blood test.

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inquieto(a)
eeng-kyeh- oh

El bebé ha estado inquieto y llorando mucho

Saúl se notaba inquieto por no saber el resultado de los análisis.

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a restlessness / concern / inner turmoil (noun)

I have unease / I feel restless

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la inquietud

tener la inquietud

Mi mayor inquietud es que mis hijos no tengan una vida mejor de la que he tenido yo

*inquietud is more tied to a general state. Preocupación more tied to a specific thing *

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a worry / a concern

My biggest concern right now is studying for the final exam.

I have a concern / I am worried

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la preocupación

Mi mayor preocupación ahora mismo es estudiar para el examen final

tengo preocupación / siento preocupación

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to disturb / to worry / to unsettle -> cause restlessness

The noise of the storm disturbs me

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inquietar

El ruido de la tormenta me inquieta.

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jealous

I am jealous of you

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celoso

Estoy celosa de ti

celosamente -> jealously

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jealousy

Jealousy of a sibling is a very common feeling among little kids.

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los celos

Los celos de un hermano son un sentimiento muy común entre niños pequeños.

el celo -> zeal

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To be sleepy (to have sleep)

To be tired

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Tener sueño

Estar Cansado(a)

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sleepily

the child asked sleepily.

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soñolientamente

la niña preguntó soñolientamente.

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Tiring

I had a tiring day today and need to get some rest

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agotador / cansador

Hoy he tenido un día agotador y necesito descansar.

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To be afraid / To have fear

I am afraid of thunder.

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tener miedo / temerse

Me temo los truenos

Tengo miedo de los truenos

No tengo miedo cuando escala

No me temo cuando escala

temerosamente / miedosamente -> fearfully

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To calm

A walk in the woods is great to calm your nerves.

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calmar

Una caminata por el bosque es de lo mejor para calmar los nervios

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To become calm / To calm down

If you calm down and speak slowly, I may understand what you are trying to say.

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calmarse

Si te calmas y hablas más despacio, tal vez entienda lo que tratas de decirme

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Calming

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tranquilizante / tranquilizador

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To become jelous

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ponerse celoso(a)

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To tire -> to cause fatigue

Being out in the street all day tires me.

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cansar

Estar todo el día en la calle me cansa.

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To get tired

At first she got really tired when she ran, but not anymore.

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cansarse

Al principio se cansaba mucho cuando corría, pero ya no.

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To fear

I don’t fear death

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temer

Yo no le temo a la muerte

temerosamente / miedosamente -> fearfully

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To Scare / To give fear / To be frightening

That climb scares me

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dar miedo

Esa ruta me da miedo

temerosamente / miedosamente -> fearfully

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To Frighten / To scare

The weird noise frightened me!

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asustar

¡El extraño ruido me asustó!

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A scare / A fright

I had a big scare when my daughter fell and cracked her head open.

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El susto

Me di un gran susto cuando mi hija se cayó y se abrió la cabeza

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I am terrified

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aterrorizada

Estoy aterrorizada

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To terrorize

The monster in the film terrified the children

The fact that one day we all will be dead terrifies me.

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aterrorizar(se)

El monstruo de la película aterrorizó a los niños

El hecho de que un día todos estaremos muertos me aterroriza

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terror

The terror of the situation immobilized her

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el terror

El terror de la situación la inmovilizó.

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frightening -> giving fear

I find clowns terrifying.

frighting -> extremely bad

We now face the terrifying prospect of another four years of this government.

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aterrador
Los payasos me parecen aterradores.

espantoso
Ahora tenemos que enfrentarnos a la perspectiva espantosa de cuatro años más de este gobierno.

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To be embarrassed / To have embarrassment

I am embarrassed/ashamed of what I said

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avergonzarse + de / estoy + avergonzado(a)

Me avergüenzo de lo que dije en la reunión.

Estoy avergonzado por lo que dije en la reunión.

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embarrassment / shame

I have never felt such embarrassment before. Please hide me.

I am embarrassed

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la vergüenza

Nunca he sentido tanta vergüenza antes. Por favor, escóndeme

tengo vergüenza

me da vergüenza

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To embarrass

His mother takes every chance she gets to embarrass him in front of his friends.

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avergonzar

Su madre aprovecha cada chance que tiene para avergonzarle delante de sus amigos.

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embarrassing / shameful

well that was embarrassing

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vergonzoso / embarazoso

Bueno, eso fue vergonzoso.

Bueno, eso fue embarazoso.

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To be hopeful

I was hopeful she would come

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Estar + esperanzado(a) / Tener + esperanza

Tenía la esperanza de que vendría

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Hope

I am hopping that they win

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La esperanza / la ilusión (hope / illusion)

Tengo la esperanza de que ganen

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Nerves

I am nervous

The actor was overcome by nerves and forgot his lines.

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los nervios

tengo nervios

Los nervios se adueñaron del actor, y se olvidó de lo que le tocaba decir

el nervio = anatomical nerve

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nervous

They say that actors always get nervous before coming on stage

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nervioso

¡Me estás poniendo nerviosa!

nerviosamente -> nervously

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To envy

I envy him because he has everything

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Lo envidio porque lo tiene todo

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to envy / To feel envious / To have envy

I am feeling envious of their success

I am envious of their success

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envidiar
estar + envidioso(a)
tener + La envidia

Tengo/siento envidia de su éxito

me da envidia su éxito

Estoy envidioso de su éxito

Envidio su éxito

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to thanks / to be greateful

I was so grateful when she finally arrived

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agradecer / estar + agradecido(a)

Estaba tan agradecida cuando finalmente llegó

agradecía cuando finalmente llegó

te agradezco por todo
te agradezco -> I appreciate you
te lo agradezco -> I appreciate it

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Gratitude

I can’t even begin to express my gratitude for your gift.

A

el agradecimiento / el gratitude

tengo gratitud

No puedo siquiera expresar mi agradecimiento por tu regalo.

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optimism

Gloria has such optimism that she always finds the best in even the worst of situations

A

el optimismo

Gloria tiene tal optimismo que siempre saca lo mejor hasta de la peor situación

*con optimismo -> optimistically(

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79
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optimistic

It is important to remain optimistic during times of financial crisis

A

optimista

Es importante mantenerse optimista durante tiempos de crisis financiera.

Soy optimista -> I am optimistic

Me siento optimista - > I feel optimistic

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80
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sad

I am sad

A

*triste**

estoy triste

tristemente -> sadly

81
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Sadness

Don’t let the sadness of your past ruin the happiness of your present.

A

la tristeza

No permitas que la tristeza de tu pasado arruine la felicidad de tu presente

82
Q

To become sad

I mentioned the good old days at school, and Harry suddenly became sad

A

entristecerse

Mencioné los viejos tiempos de la escuela y Harry se entristeció de repente.

83
Q

To make sad

It makes me sad that I won’t see you again until next year.

A

entristecer

Me entristece el hecho de que no te volveré a ver hasta el año que viene

84
Q

exasperating / madenning / infuriating

Trump’s attitude is infuriating

A

exasperante / irritante

La actitud de Trump es exasperante

85
Q

outrageous / shocking

It is outrageous that there are homeless people in a country with so much money

A

indignante

Es indignante que haya personas sin hogar en un país con tanto dinero

86
Q

Stressed

I am stressed

A

estresado

estoy estresada

87
Q

To stress out

Dude don’t stress me out like that

A

estresar

Amigo, no me estreses así.

88
Q

Stress

Exams put me under a lot of stress.

A

El estrés

Los exámenes me producen mucho estrés

estresante -> stressful

89
Q

To become stressed

I get stressed easily and so I started doing yoga.

A

estresarse

Me estreso con facilidad y por eso empecé a ir a yoga

90
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delighted

Lucia will be delighted to see you at the wedding

A

encantado(a)

Estoy encantado de conocerte

encantar -> to love / to bewitch

91
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Delight / pleasure

It was a delight to meet you

to my delight she was already there

A

el deleite / el placer

Fue un placer conocerte.

para mi deleite ella ya estaba allí.

92
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To Delight

The parade delighted the public.

To enjoy / to delight in

Our grandfather delighted in teasing us.

Nuestro abuelo se deleitaba tomándonos el pelo

A

deleitar

El desfile deleitó al público

deleitarse

93
Q

To enjoy

I enjoy spending time with my family.

Have fun / have a good time

A

disfrutar

Disfruto de pasar tiempo con mi familia

que disfrutes

94
Q

Enjoyment

I prepared this banquet for the enjoyment of everybody present.

A

El disfrute

Preparé este banquete para el disfrute de todos los presentes

95
Q

joy

It brings me joy to spend the holidays with my son.

A

La alegría

Me da alegría pasar las fiestas con mi hijo.

96
Q

In Love

My cousin is in love with my best friend.

A

enamorado de

Mi primo está enamorado de mi mejor amiga

97
Q

To make fall in love

Kittens make me fall in love with them

you made me fall in love with you with that laugh

A

enamorar

Los gatitos me enamoran

me hiciste enamorarme de ti con esa risa

98
Q

To fall in love

I fell in love with Kate six years ago

A

enamorarse + de

Me enamoré de Kate hace seis años

99
Q

Patient

Be patient. You’ll get the results soon enough

A

paciente

Tienes que ser paciente. Pronto te llegarán los resultados.

pacientemente -> patiently

100
Q

patience

Patience is key to overcoming any difficulty

A

la paciencia

La paciencia es clave para superar cualquier dificultad.

101
Q

proud

I’m so proud of Nina for having graduated!

A

orgulloso

¡Estoy tan orgulloso de Nina por haberse graduado!

orgullosamente -> proudly

102
Q

pride

Seeing his son go to college filled him with pride

A

el orgullo

Ver a su hijo ir a la universidad lo llenó de orgullo.

103
Q

Relieved

I’m so relieved to know you guys are okay

A

aliviado(a)

Estoy tan aliviado de saber que ustedes están bien. Estaba muy preocupado

104
Q

To relieve

This medicine relieves headaches.

A

aliviar

Esta medicina alivia el dolor de cabeza.

105
Q

Relief

To his mother’s relief, Jorge didn’t fail the class

To my relief …

That was relieving

A

el alivio

Para el alivio de su madre, Jorge no reprobó la clase.

Para mi alivio

Eso fue un alivio.

106
Q

To be satisfied

I am satisfied with what I have

A

estar + satisfecho / satisfacerse

Estoy satisfecho con lo que tengo

me satisfago con lo que tengo

107
Q

satisfying

It would be so satisfying to see Trump in jail

A

satisfactorio(a)

Sería tan satisfactorio ver a Trump en la cárcel

108
Q

To satisfy

This will satisfy me

A

satisfacer

Esto me satisfará por el momento

109
Q

satisfaction

I let out a sigh of satisfaction when my work was finally done.

A

La satisfacción

Solté un suspiro de satisfacción cuando por fin terminé el trabajo.

110
Q

To hate

I hate getting up early on the weekend!

A

odiar

¡Odio levantarme temprano los fines de semana!

111
Q

Hatred

Hatred can ruin a person

A

el odio

El odio puede arruinar a una persona

112
Q

hateful

Enough with the hateful commentary

A

odioso / aborrecible / detestable

Basta ya de comentarios odiosos

113
Q

To detest

I detest that people play music while hiking

A

detestar

Detesto que la gente ponga música mientras hace senderismo

114
Q

To abhor

I don’t like him at all. Actually, I abhor him.

A

aborrecer

No me cae para nada bien. De hecho, lo aborrezco

115
Q

Frustration

My frustration at our government is growing

A

La frustración

Mi frustración con nuestro gobierno aumenta

116
Q

To frustrate

I am frustrated that I cannot see you before I leave.

I am frustrated

A

frustrar / estar + frustrado

Me frustra no poder verte antes de irme.

estoy frustrada

117
Q

frustrating

Our neighbors are really frustrating

A

frustrante

Nuestros vecinos son realmente frustrantes

118
Q

Furios

I’m furious with my mom for not letting me go to the party.

A

furioso

Estoy furiosa con mi mamá por no dejarme ir a la fiesta.

furiosamente -> furiously

119
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Impatient

Living in New York, where everything is fast, made me an impatient person.

A

impatient

Vivir en Nueva York, donde todo es rápido, me volvió una persona impaciente

impacientemente -> impatiently

120
Q

Impatience

I could barely conceal my impatience and irritation after having waited for four hours

A

la impaciencia

Apenas pude esconder mi impaciencia e irritación después de haber esperado durante cuatro horas.

121
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Irritación

My brother couldn’t restrain his irritation and yelled at us.

The doctor said the irritation on my arm was a reaction to an allergy.

A

la irritación

Mi hermano no pudo contener su irritación y nos gritó a todos

122
Q

irritating

Can you stop humming? It is rather irritating

A

irritante / molesto

¿Puedes dejar de tararear? Es bastante irritante

123
Q

To irritate / to annoy -> intense feeling of annoyance

The children irritated the teacher so much that he ended up yelling at them.

A

irritar

Los niños irritaron tanto al profesor, que acabó gritándoles.

Usar lentillas durante demasiadas horas irrita los ojos. Wearing contact lenses for too long irritates your eyes.

124
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To get annoyed

Miguel tends to get annoyed if you don’t agree with him.

A

irritarse

Miguel tiende a irritarse si no le das la razón

125
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To annoy / to bother -> less intense annoyance

Stop annoying your brother and do your homework.

A

fastidiar

Deja de fastidiar a tu hermano y haz tu tarea.

126
Q

annoying / tiresome

Having to repeat the same thing three times is very tiresome.

A

fastidioso / pesado

Tener que repetir lo mismo tres veces es muy pesado.

127
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tedious

Doing my stretches is tedious

A

tedioso

Hacer mis estiramientos es tedioso

128
Q

To bother / to disturb -> generic annoyance

That noise is annoying me no end

A

molestar

Me está molestando muchísimo ese ruido

129
Q

To get annoyed / to take offense

Don’t get upset, I didn’t do it on purpose.

My mother-in-law took offense at my remarks.

A

molestarse

No se moleste, ha sido sin querer.

Mi suegra se molestó por mis comentarios.

130
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A nuisance

It is a nuisance to have to go back again tomorrow.

A

el fastidio

Es un fastidio tener que volver otra vez mañana.

131
Q

A bother / a discomfort

It’s no bother to take you to the station. Jump in.

I’m happy to help you; it’s no trouble at all.

A

la molestia

No es ninguna molestia llevarte a la estación. Sube.

Me alegra poder ayudarte; no es ninguna molestia

132
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depressed

He’s depressed because he feels lonely.

A

deprimido

He’s depressed because he feels lonely.

133
Q

Depression

The psychiatrist prescribed her antidepressants for her depression.

A

la depresión

El psiquiatra le recetó antidepresivos para la depresión.

134
Q

To depress

It depresses me to see my best friend moving to another country.

A

deprimir

Me deprime que mi mejor amigo se mude a otro país

135
Q

To get depressed

The widow became depressed when her dog, her only companion, died.

A

deprimirse

La viuda se deprimió cuando murió su perro, su única compañía.

136
Q

depressing

I can’t read the news right now, it is too depressing

A

deprimente

No puedo leer las noticias en este momento, es demasiado deprimente

137
Q

hurt -> emotionally

He’s very hurt because we forgot his birthday.

A

estar + dolido

Está muy dolido porque nos olvidamos de su cumpleaños

138
Q

hurtful

your comments were super hurtful

A

hiriente

tus comentarios fueron super hirientes

139
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unhappy

I was feeling very alone, and very unhappy.

A

infeliz

Me sentía muy solo y muy infeliz.

infelizmente -> unhappily

140
Q

unhappiness

Natalie’s unhappiness with her life was rooted in her low self-esteem.

A

la infelicidad

La infelicidad de Natalie con su vida se originaba en su baja autoestima.

141
Q

awkward / uncomfortable

The interviewee chair is uncomfortable so they don’t relax too much.

Felicia felt awkward when her ex-boyfriend came over to see her brother.

A

incómodo

La silla del entrevistado es incómoda para que no se relaje demasiado.

Felicia se sintió incómoda cuando llegó su exnovio a ver a su hermano.

142
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overwhelmed

I’m so overwhelmed. I don’t know what to d0

A

abrumado(a)

Estoy muy abrumado. No sé qué hacer.

143
Q

to overwhelm

The students were overwhelmed by the amount of information the teacher had given them.

A

abrumar

El maestro abrumó a los alumnos con tanta información

144
Q

overwhelming

This situation is really overwhelming

A

abrumador

Esta situación es realmente abrumadora

145
Q

irresistible

Sorry scaring you was irresistible

A

irresistible

Siento que asustarte fuera irresistible

146
Q

desperate

I’m trying to quit smoking, but I’m desperate for a cigarette right now.

A

desesperado(a)

Estoy intentando dejar de fumar, pero estoy desesperado por un cigarro ahora mismo.

desesperadamente -> desperately

147
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desperation

The theft was an act of pure desperation. He had nothing to feed his family

A

la desesperación

El robo fue un acto de pura desesperación. No tenía con qué alimentar a su familia.

148
Q

insecure

She was insecure about her skill level and didn’t apply to the position.

A

inseguro(a)

Se sentía insegura en cuanto a sus capacidades y no solicitó el puesto.

149
Q

insecurity

His condescension is an attempt to cover up his chronic insecurity

A

la inseguridad

Su condescendencia es un intento de encubrir su inseguridad crónica.

150
Q

confusion

El intento del profesor universitario de explicar la teoría de cuerdas al estudiante de kinder terminó en confusión.

A

la confusión

The university professor’s attempt to explain string theory to the kindergartener ended in confusion

151
Q

confusing

It was a confusing situation

Sorry I am really confused right now. Could you repeat that.

A

confuso

Era una situación confusa

Lo siento, ahora mismo estoy muy confuso. ¿Podría repetirlo?

152
Q

To confuse

Her response confused me

reflexive verbs confuse me

I think she was confusing me with someone else.

A

confundir

Su respuesta me confundió

los verbos reflexivos me confunden

Creo que me confundía con otro.

153
Q

To get confused / to make a mistake

I got confused and screwed up my schedule

A

confundirse

Me confundí y arruiné mi horario

154
Q

sensitive

don’t be so sensitive it was only a joke

She’s a very sensitive young girl who cares a lot about the world’s problems

A

sensible

no seas tan sensible solo fue una broma

Es una jovencita muy sensible que se preocupa mucho por los problemas del mundo.

155
Q

sensitivity

I should have handled that with more sensitivity

Annmarie knew how to deal with difficult people with great sensitivity

A

la sensibilidad

Debí haber manejado eso con más sensibilidad.

Annmarie sabía lidiar con personas difíciles con mucha sensibilidad.

con sensibilidad -> sensitively

156
Q

shy

My sister is very shy; she never talks in class.

A

tímido

Mi hermana es muy tímida; nunca habla en clase.

tímidamente / con timidez -> shyly

157
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shyness

If you don’t overcome your shyness, you’ll never be good at public speaking.

A

la timidez

Si no superas tu timidez, nunca serás bueno hablando en público.

158
Q

astonished / amazed

The kids were astonished to see their new bedroom

We were amazed to learn that the old church had been pulled down.

A

asombrado

Los niños quedaron asombrados al ver su nueva habitación

Quedamos asombrados al enterarnos de que habían demolido la vieja iglesia

asombrosamente -> amazingly / astonishly

159
Q

amazing

That route was amazing

A

asombroso

Esa ruta fue asombroso

asombrosamente -> amazingly

160
Q

The amazement

It was comical to see the look of amazement on her face when she realized the truth

A

el asombro

Me hizo gracia ver la cara de asombro que puso al darse cuenta de la verdad.

161
Q

to amaze

The dog’s big size amazes everyone who sees him.

A

asombrar

El gran tamaño del perro asombra a todo el que lo ve

162
Q

To be amazed

I was amazed by the singer’s beautiful voice.

A

asombrarse

Me asombré con la hermosa voz del cantante

163
Q

Surprise

Her resignation came as a complete surpris

A

la sorpresa

su dimisión fue una verdadera sorpresa.

164
Q

surprising / astonishing

Her reaction was surprising

A

sorprendente

Su reacción fue sorprendente

165
Q

To surprise

Her friends surprised her with a birthday party.

A

sorprender

Sus amigos la sorprendieron con una fiesta de cumpleaños

166
Q

To be surprised

I was surprised when he proposed.

A

sorprenderse

Me sorprendí cuando me propuso matrimonio

167
Q

pessimistic

Maria has a very pessimistic attitude towards life.

A

pesimista

María tiene una actitud muy pesimista hacia la vida.

168
Q

pessimism

Joe let his pessimism get the best of him and he sank into depression.

A

el pesimismo

Joe dejó que su pesimismo acabara con él y se hundió en la depresión.

169
Q

to get tired of

Usually I am a patient person, but yesterday I got tired of your brother’s complaining.

A

hartar(se)

Suelo ser una persona paciente, pero ayer las quejas de tu hermano me hartaron

170
Q

one’s fill / surfeit

I’ve had my fill of Republicans

A

el hartazgo

He tenido mi hartazgo de republicanos

171
Q

tenderness

The little boy showed a lot of tenderness when he picked up the tiny puppy.

A

la ternura

El niño mostró mucha ternura cuando levantó al cachorrito.

172
Q

tender / loving

My boyfriend is very loving. He brings me roses every day.

A

tierno(a)

Mi novio es muy tierno; me trae rosas todos los días

also tender as in soft: Este pollo es muy tierno; iría muy bien con mole.

173
Q

generous

It was very generous of you to donate $20,000!

A

generoso

¡Fue muy generoso de su parte donar $20,000!

generosamente

174
Q

generosity

Sometimes Paula’s colleagues take advantage of her generosity and good nature.

A

la generosidad

A veces las colegas de Paula se aprovechan de su generosidad y su bondad.

175
Q

lucky

I’m lucky to have such good friends!

A

afortunado / suertudo

¡Soy afortunada de tener tan buenas amigas!

176
Q

luckily

Luckily, I found my wallet.

A

por suerte / afortunadamente

Por suerte, encontré mi cartera.

177
Q

luck

I have an interview tomorrow. Wish me luck!

A

la suerte

Tengo una entrevista mañana. ¡Deséame suerte!

178
Q

ambitious

I think he will succeed in life; he is a very ambitious man

A

ambicioso

Yo creo que él va a llegar muy lejos en la vida; es un hombre muy ambicioso.

ambiciosamente -> ambitiously

179
Q

Ambition

Angel attributed his success in business to his drive and ambition

A

la ambición

Ángel atribuía su éxito en los negocios a su dinamismo y ambición

180
Q

grumpy

My boss is a grumpy old man who loves screaming at us

I am grumpy today

A

gruñón / malhumorado

Mi jefe es un viejo gruñón al que le encanta gritarnos.

estoy de mal humor hoy

malhumoradamente -> grumpily

181
Q

disappointed

I’m disappointed in your test score

A

decepcionado

Estoy decepcionada con el resultado de tu examen.

182
Q

disappointing

My trip was disappointing

A

decepcionante

Mi viaje fue decepcionante

183
Q

Deception

Because she placed so much trust in him, his deception hurt her even more

A

el engaño

Como depositó toda su confianza en él, su engaño le dolió aun más.

184
Q

deceiving

The article was very deceiving

A

engañoso(a)

El artículo era muy engañoso

185
Q

To deceive

He was able to deceive the public with his propaganda.

A

engañar

Pudo engañar al público con su propaganda.

186
Q

To fool yourself

He has to be fooling himself if he thinks she likes him

A

engañarse

Tiene que estar engañándose a sí mismo si cree que le gusta.

187
Q

disappointment

The family expressed their disappointment at the court’s decision

A

la decepción

La familia manifestó su decepción por el fallo de la corte.

188
Q

to disappoint

I will do all I can to win, and to not disappoint my family or friends.

A

decepcionar

Voy a poner todo mi empeño en ganar para no decepcionar ni a mi familia ni a mis amigos.

189
Q

to be disappointed / to lose heart

We were disappointed with the service at this new restaurant. Too slow!

A

decepcionarse

Nos decepcionamos con el servicio de este nuevo restaurante. ¡Es muy lento!

190
Q

To distress / to make anxious

The state of the world is distressing her

A

angustiar

El estado del mundo la angustia

191
Q

anguished

I knew something was wrong when I saw my mother’s anguished look.

A

angustiado

Supe que pasaba algo malo cuando vi la mirada angustiada de mi madre.

192
Q

anguished / agonizing / distressing

That phone call was really distressing

A

angustioso(a) / angustiante

Esa llamada telefónica fue realmente angustiante

193
Q

impotent / helpless

She felt helpless when she found out about it.

A

impotente

Se sintió impotente cuando se enteró.

194
Q

powerlessness / impotence

We all feel a sense of powerlessness

A

la impotencia

Todos sentimos impotencia

195
Q

indignant

I was indignant when the security guard asked me if I had stolen my own purse

Their indignation was fully justified

A

indignado(a)

me quedé indignada cuando la guardia de seguridad me preguntó si había robado mi propio bolso.

196
Q

indignation

Their indignation was fully justified

A

la indignación

Su indignación estaba totalmente justificada

197
Q

indifferent

I don’t care if we go, I am indifferent

A

indiferente

No me importa si vamos, estoy indiferente

198
Q

indifference

her indifference is annoying.

A

la indiferencia

su indiferencia es irritante

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