This document lists 20 English words used to describe different feelings and emotional states, along with their part of speech classification. The words include adjectives that express being amused, shocked, irritated, calm, positive, emotional, concerned, terrified, satisfied, keen, fascinated, furious, nervous, thrilled, depressed, confused, fed up, miserable, delighted, and contented.
This document lists 20 English words used to describe different feelings and emotional states, along with their part of speech classification. The words include adjectives that express being amused, shocked, irritated, calm, positive, emotional, concerned, terrified, satisfied, keen, fascinated, furious, nervous, thrilled, depressed, confused, fed up, miserable, delighted, and contented.
This document lists 20 English words used to describe different feelings and emotional states, along with their part of speech classification. The words include adjectives that express being amused, shocked, irritated, calm, positive, emotional, concerned, terrified, satisfied, keen, fascinated, furious, nervous, thrilled, depressed, confused, fed up, miserable, delighted, and contented.
Danh sách từ: Words for talking about feelings - Intermediate
amused adjective showing that you think something is funny
shocked adjective surprised or upset because something unexpected and usually irritated adjective unpleasant has happened annoyed calm adjective peaceful, quiet, and without worry positive adjective full of hope and confidence, or giving cause for hope and confidence emotional adjective having and expressing strong feelings concerned adjective worried terrified adjective very frightened satisfied adjective pleased because you have got what you wanted, or because keen adjective something very has happened interested, in the way eager, or wanting (to that do) you wantedvery much something fascinated adjective extremely interested furious adjective extremely angry nervous adjective worried and anxious thrilled adjective extremely happy about something depressed adjective unhappy and without hope confused adjective unable to think clearly or to understand something fed up adjective bored, annoyed, or disappointed, especially by something that you miserable adjective haveunhappy very experienced for too long delighted adjective very pleased contented adjective happy and satisfied