vocab ( unit 3 ) first Flashcards
Anger
A strong feeling of displeasure or hostility towards someone
Furious
Extremely angry; full of fury
Happiness
A state of being happy, content, or joyful
Delighted
Feeling great pleasure or satisfaction
Sadness
The feeling of sorrow or unhappiness
Devastated
Feeling completely overwhelmed by sadness or grief
Fear
An unpleasant emotion caused by the belief of danger
Petrified
Extremely frightened; paralyzed with fear
Shock
A sudden and intense feeling of surprise or dismay
Surprise
A feeling of astonishment or wonder caused by something unexpected
Appalled
Feeling shocked and disgusted by something unpleasant
Astonished
Feeling amazed or shocked,especially due to something unexpected
Annoyed
Feeling slightly angry or irritated
Upset
Feeling unhappy or distressed
Pleased
Feeling happy or statisfied
Cross
Angry or annoyed
Excited
Feeling eager, enthusiastic, or thrilled
Frightened
Feeling scared or afraid
Unhappy
Not feeling content or statisfied
Scared
Feeling fear or apprehension
Amazed
Feeling astonishment or wonder
Heartbroken
Overwhelmed with sadness or grief
Thrilled
Feeling extremely excited or happy
Miserable
Feeling extremely unhappy or depressed
Proud
Feeling a sense of statisfaction or achievement
Anxious
Feeling worried or nervous about something that may happen
Jealous
Feeling envy or resentment towards someone’s success
Confident
Feeling sure of oneself; self-assured
Disappointed
Feeling let down or unstatisfied by someone or something
Disgusted
Feeling strong revulsion or disapproval towards something unpleasant
Ecstatic
Feeling overwhelming joy or happiness
Elated
Feeling extremely happy or joyful
Embarrassed
Feeling ashamed or self-conscious
Guilt
Feeling remorse or responsibility for having done something wrong
Lonely
Feeling isolated or lacking companionship
Optimistic
Feeling hopeful or confident about the future
Nervous
Feeling anxious or worried about an upcoming event
Relieved
Feeling reassured or free from anxiety
Terrified
Feeling extreme fear or dread
Extremely
To a very high degree or intensity
Rapidly
In a way that is hard to believe; extraordinarily
Encourage
To give support, confidence, or hope to someone
Commitment
A dedication to a cause or activity; a promise or obligation
Discipline
The practice of training oneself to follow rules or a code of behavior, often involving self-control
Self-esteem
Confidence in one’s own worth or abilities; self-respect
Self-reliance
The ability to depend on oneself to do things independently
Stamina
The physical or mental endurance to sustain prolonged effort or activity
Team spirit
The willingness to work collaboratively and supportively with a group towards a common goal
incredibly
extremely
cheaply
for a low price
worryingly
in a way that makes you think that someting bad might happen or has happened
surprisingly
prekvapujúcu
Clearly
without doubt
sportmanship
the quality of being fair, generous and polite when you are playing a game or doing sport
self-sacrifice
giving up what you need or want in order to help others
single-mindedness
the quality of having one clear aim or goal which you are determined to achieve
ability
the mental or physical power or skill that makes it possible to do something
generosity
the quality of being generous
Kindness
the quality of being kind; a kind act
necessity
something that you must have
prosperity
the state of being successful, and having a lot of money
tiredness
the feeling that you need to rest or sleep
be down in the dumps
to be unhappy or sad
be on cloud nine
to be very happy, pleased
feel blue
to be sad or unhappy
feel down in the mouth
to be sad or unhappy
feel on top of the world
to be very happy
quickly
fast; in a short time
rapidly
very quick
extremely
very
A strong feeling of displeasure or hostility towards someone
Anger
Extremely angry; full of fury
Furious
A state of being happy, content, or joyful
Happiness
Feeling great pleasure or satisfaction
Delighted
The feeling of sorrow or unhappiness
Sadness
Feeling completely overwhelmed by sadness or grief
Devastated
An unpleasant emotion caused by the belief of danger
Fear
Extremely frightened; paralyzed with fear
Petrified
A sudden and intense feeling of surprise or dismay
Shock
A feeling of astonishment or wonder caused by something unexpected
Surprise
Feeling shocked and disgusted by something unpleasant
Appalled
Feeling amazed or shocked,especially due to something unexpected
Astonished
Feeling slightly angry or irritated
Annoyed
Feeling unhappy or distressed
Upset
Feeling happy or statisfied
Pleased
Angry or annoyed
Cross
Feeling eager, enthusiastic, or thrilled
Excited
Feeling scared or afraid
Frightened
Not feeling content or statisfied
Unhappy
Feeling fear or apprehension
Scared
Feeling astonishment or wonder
Amazed
Overwhelmed with sadness or grief
Heartbroken
Feeling extremely excited or happy
Thrilled
Feeling extremely unhappy or depressed
Miserable
Feeling a sense of statisfaction or achievement
Proud
Feeling worried or nervous about something that may happen
Anxious
Feeling envy or resentment towards someone’s success
Jealous
Feeling sure of oneself; self-assured
Confident
Feeling let down or unstatisfied by someone or something
Disappointed
Feeling strong revulsion or disapproval towards something unpleasant
Disgusted
Feeling overwhelming joy or happiness
Ecstatic
Feeling extremely happy or joyful
Elated
Feeling ashamed or self-conscious
Embarrassed
Feeling remorse or responsibility for having done something wrong
Guilt
Feeling isolated or lacking companionship
Lonely
Feeling hopeful or confident about the future
Optimistic
Feeling anxious or worried about an upcoming event
Nervous
Feeling reassured or free from anxiety
Relieved
Feeling extreme fear or dread
Terrified
To a very high degree or intensity
Extremely
In a way that is hard to believe; extraordinarily
Rapidly
To give support, confidence, or hope to someone
Encourage
A dedication to a cause or activity; a promise or obligation
Commitment
The practice of training oneself to follow rules or a code of behavior, often involving self-control
Discipline
Confidence in one’s own worth or abilities; self-respect
Self-esteem
The ability to depend on oneself to do things independently
Self-reliance
The physical or mental endurance to sustain prolonged effort or activity
Stamina
The willingness to work collaboratively and supportively with a group towards a common goal
Team spirit
extremely
incredibly
for a low price
cheaply
in a way that makes you think that someting bad might happen or has happened
worryingly
prekvapujúcu
surprisingly
without doubt
Clearly
the quality of being fair, generous and polite when you are playing a game or doing sport
sportmanship
giving up what you need or want in order to help others
self-sacrifice
the quality of having one clear aim or goal which you are determined to achieve
single-mindedness
the mental or physical power or skill that makes it possible to do something
ability
the quality of being generous
generosity
the quality of being kind; a kind act
Kindness
something that you must have
necessity
the state of being successful, and having a lot of money
prosperity
the feeling that you need to rest or sleep
tiredness
to be unhappy or sad
be down in the dumps
to be very happy, pleased
be on cloud nine
to be sad or unhappy
feel blue
to be sad or unhappy
feel down in the mouth
to be sad or unhappy
feel down in the mouth
to be very happy
feel on top of the world
to be very happy
feel on top of the world
fast; in a short time
quickly
very quick
rapidly
very quick
rapidly
very
extremely
