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Cambridge English: CAE (C1 Advanced) - Estados y reacciones emocionales

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Empezar a aprender
Cambridge English: CAE (C1 Advanced)
regrettable
[Adjetivo]

causing disappointment, sorrow, or a sense of misfortune

lamentable, deplorable

lamentable, deplorable

to glower
[Verbo]

to look or stare at someone angrily

mirar amenazadoramente

mirar amenazadoramente

Ex: The boss glowered at the employees who were late for the meeting .El jefe **miró con ira** a los empleados que llegaron tarde a la reunión.
aggrieved
[Adjetivo]

feeling resentment or injustice, often due to unfair treatment or perceived wrongs

agraviado, resentido

agraviado, resentido

Ex: The villagers remained aggrieved over broken promises.Los aldeanos permanecieron **afligidos** por las promesas incumplidas.
astounded
[Adjetivo]

greatly shocked or surprised

pasmado

pasmado

Ex: The teacher was astounded at the creativity and depth of thought in the student 's project , awarding it the highest marks .El profesor quedó **asombrado** por la creatividad y la profundidad de pensamiento en el proyecto del estudiante, otorgándole las calificaciones más altas.
nostalgic
[Adjetivo]

bringing back fond memories of the past, often with a sense of longing or affection

nostálgico, que evoca nostalgia

nostálgico, que evoca nostalgia

Ex: The nostalgic movie transported me back to my youth , evoking warm memories of simpler times .La película **nostálgica** me transportó de vuelta a mi juventud, evocando cálidos recuerdos de tiempos más simples.
to resent
[Verbo]

to feel irritated, angry, or displeased about something

molestar

molestar

Ex: He resented the constant criticism from his parents , feeling unappreciated and misunderstood .Él **resentía** las constantes críticas de sus padres, sintiéndose poco apreciado e incomprendido.

feeling sad or discouraged

Ex: Despite the cheerful surroundings, she felt down in the mouth and couldn't shake her sadness.
wonder
[Sustantivo]

a feeling of admiration or surprise caused by something that is very unusual and exciting

asombro

asombro

Ex: He felt a sense of wonder as he learned about the mysteries of the ocean .Sintió una sensación de **asombro** al aprender sobre los misterios del océano.

to impress someone greatly

asombrar, dejar boquiabierto

asombrar, dejar boquiabierto

Ex: The surprise announcement blew everyone away at the event.El anuncio sorpresa **dejó boquiabierto** a todos en el evento.
glimmer
[Sustantivo]

a faint sign, hint, or vague indication of something

un destello, un atisbo

un destello, un atisbo

haunted
[Adjetivo]

showing signs of worry, anxiety, or persistent mental strain

atormentado, angustiado

atormentado, angustiado

mind-blowing
[Adjetivo]

causing great astonishment

alucinante, asombroso

alucinante, asombroso

Ex: The scientific discovery was so mind-blowing that it made headlines worldwide .El descubrimiento científico fue tan **alucinante** que apareció en los titulares de todo el mundo.
to dread
[Verbo]

to feel intense fear or worry about an upcoming event or situation

temer, tener pavor

temer, tener pavor

Ex: The employee dreaded the annual performance review .El empleado **temía** la revisión anual de desempeño.
to grin
[Verbo]

to smile widely in a way that displays the teeth

sonreír abiertamente

sonreír abiertamente

Ex: The comedian 's jokes had the entire audience grinning throughout the performance .Los chistes del comediante hicieron **sonreír** a toda la audiencia durante la actuación.
gloomy
[Adjetivo]

experiencing or expressing sadness or a general sense of unhappiness

poco prometedor

poco prometedor

Ex: He had a gloomy expression after hearing the bad news .Tenía una expresión **sombría** después de escuchar las malas noticias.
sentimental
[Adjetivo]

showing or aiming to stir feelings of tenderness, or sorrow, in a way that may seem exaggerated

sentimental, sensiblero

sentimental, sensiblero

Ex: He tends to get sentimental during holidays , reflecting on past celebrations and traditions with loved ones .La obra fue criticada por su diálogo **sentimental**.

to suddenly cause someone or something to experience a difficult or unpleasant situation

sumir en, precipitar en

sumir en, precipitar en

Ex: The market crash plunged many into panic.El colapso del mercado **sumió** a muchos en el pánico.
alarmed
[Adjetivo]

feeling worried or concerned due to a sudden, unexpected event or potential danger

sobresaltado, asustado

sobresaltado, asustado

Ex: The sudden drop in temperature left the hikers alarmed and searching for shelter.La caída repentina de la temperatura dejó a los excursionistas **alarmados** y buscando refugio.
appalled
[Adjetivo]

very scared and shocked by something unpleasant or bad

escandalizado, horrorizado

escandalizado, horrorizado

Ex: The community was appalled when they learned about the extent of pollution in the local river.La comunidad quedó **horrorizada** cuando se enteró del alcance de la contaminación en el río local.
hysterical
[Adjetivo]

experiencing a state of extreme fear or panic, unable to stay calm

histérico, en pánico

histérico, en pánico

Ex: He was almost hysterical after getting trapped in the elevator .Estaba casi **histérico** después de quedar atrapado en el ascensor.
overwhelmed
[Adjetivo]

feeling stressed or burdened by a lot of tasks or emotions at once

agobiado, abrumado

agobiado, abrumado

Ex: The overwhelmed students struggled to keep up with deadlines .Los estudiantes **agobiados** lucharon por cumplir con los plazos.

to be extremely happy or excited about something

Ex: The kids were over the moon when they saw the theme park.
delight
[Sustantivo]

a person or thing that brings great happiness or joy

alegría, placer

alegría, placer

disbelief
[Sustantivo]

the state of not believing or accepting something as true or real

incredulidad, descreimiento

incredulidad, descreimiento

Ex: The audience listened in disbelief to the strange claims .El público escuchó con **incredulidad** las extrañas afirmaciones.
smitten
[Adjetivo]

marked by strong, often foolish or irrational affection for someone or something

enamorado, prendado

enamorado, prendado

to snap
[Verbo]

to suddenly speak in an angry and harsh tone

estallar, explotar

estallar, explotar

Ex: He snapped at the dog for barking incessantly, unable to concentrate on his work.Él **se enfureció** con el perro por ladrar sin cesar, incapaz de concentrarse en su trabajo.
content
[Adjetivo]

satisfied and happy with one's current situation

contento

contento

Ex: He felt content with his decision to pursue his passion rather than chasing wealth and fame.Se sentía **contento** con su decisión de perseguir su pasión en lugar de buscar riqueza y fama.
objection
[Sustantivo]

the act of expressing disapproval or opposition to something

objeción, oposición

objeción, oposición

Ex: The teacher addressed the students ' objections to the new grading system during class .El profesor abordó las **objeciones** de los estudiantes al nuevo sistema de calificaciones durante la clase.
downhearted
[Adjetivo]

feeling sad, discouraged, or low in spirits

desanimado, abatido

desanimado, abatido

Ex: The team's poor performance left them downhearted, though they resolved to try harder.El pobre desempeño del equipo los dejó **desanimados**, aunque resolvieron esforzarse más.

to cause someone's spirits to be lowered

deprimir, desanimar

deprimir, desanimar

Ex: The gray and gloomy weather seemed to get everyone down.El clima gris y sombrío parecía **deprimir** a todos.

to overpower someone or something emotionally or mentally, leaving them unable to respond effectively

abrumar, agobiar

abrumar, agobiar

Ex: The crowd 's cheers and applause began to overwhelm the speaker during the heartfelt acceptance speech .
profound
[Adjetivo]

showing the intensity or greatness of something

profundo

profundo

Ex: His profound respect for the artist was evident in the way he spoke about their work with such deep admiration .Su **profundo** respeto por el artista era evidente en la forma en que hablaba de su trabajo con tanta admiración.
exhilarating
[Adjetivo]

causing feelings of excitement or intense enthusiasm

exhilarante, emocionante

exhilarante, emocionante

Ex: Winning the lottery was an exhilarating moment of disbelief and joy for the lucky ticket holder .Ganar la lotería fue un momento **exhilarante** de incredulidad y alegría para el afortunado titular del boleto.
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