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Verbos de Sentidos y Emociones - Verbos para acciones emocionales

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren a acciones emocionales como "reír", "llorar" y "afligirse".

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Categorized English Verbs of Senses and Emotions
to smile
to smile
[Verbo]

to make our mouth curve upwards, often in a way that our teeth can be seen, to show that we are happy or amused

sonreír

sonreír

Ex: She couldn't help but smile when she received a compliment. 
to grin
to grin
[Verbo]

to smile widely in a way that displays the teeth

sonreír abiertamente

sonreír abiertamente

Ex: He couldn't contain his excitement and began to grin from ear to ear. 
to laugh
to laugh
[Verbo]

to make happy sounds and move our face like we are smiling because something is funny

reírse

reírse

Ex: Your reaction was so funny, I laughed for minutes. 
to giggle
to giggle
[Verbo]

to laugh in a light, silly, or often uncontrollable way as a result of nervousness or embarrassment

reírse tontamente

reírse tontamente

Ex: The schoolgirls couldn't help but giggle when their teacher told a funny story. 
to chuckle
to chuckle
[Verbo]

to laugh quietly and with closed lips

reírse entre dientes, soltar una risita

reírse entre dientes, soltar una risita

Ex: The old man chuckled at the witty remark made by his friend. 
to snicker
to snicker
[Verbo]

to laugh quietly in a sneaky or mocking way

reírse disimuladamente, soltar una risita

reírse disimuladamente, soltar una risita

Ex: The students couldn't help but snicker when the teacher made a funny mistake. 
to cackle
to cackle
[Verbo]

to laugh loudly and harshly, often in a way that sounds unpleasant or wicked

carcajear, reír con malicia

carcajear, reír con malicia

Ex: The wicked witch in the story began to cackle after casting her spell. 
to guffaw
to guffaw
[Verbo]

to laugh loudly and heartily, especially when something is very funny

reírse a carcajadas

reírse a carcajadas

Ex: Despite their attempts to remain composed, they couldn't help but guffaw at the absurdity of the situation. 
to snigger
to snigger
[Verbo]

to give a quiet, half-suppressed laugh, often showing scorn, mockery, or disrespect

reírse entre dientes, burlarse

reírse entre dientes, burlarse

Ex: The students tried to hide their faces as they sniggered at the teacher's unintentional pun. 
to titter
to titter
[Verbo]

to laugh quietly in a restrained or nervous manner, often with short, high-pitched sounds

reírse nerviosamente

reírse nerviosamente

Ex: She couldn't help but titter nervously during the awkward silence. 
to smirk
to smirk
[Verbo]

to give a half-smile, often displaying satisfaction, superiority, or amusement

sonreír con suficiencia

sonreír con suficiencia

Ex: He couldn't hide his satisfaction and smirked at the success of his plan. 
to rejoice
to rejoice
[Verbo]

to feel or show great joy, delight, or happiness

regocijarse, alegrarse

regocijarse, alegrarse

Ex: The students rejoice when the teacher announces a surprise break from class. 
to cry
to cry
[Verbo]

to have tears coming from your eyes as a result of a strong emotion such as sadness, pain, or sorrow

llorar

llorar

Ex: Despite his efforts to remain strong, he eventually broke down and cried in grief. 
to weep
to weep
[Verbo]

to shed tears due to strong feelings of sadness

llorar, sollozar

llorar, sollozar

Ex: Overwhelmed with grief, she began to weep quietly. 
to sob
to sob
[Verbo]

to cry loudly while making repeated, short gasping sounds, often due to intense emotions such as sadness or grief

sollozar, llorar a lágrima viva

sollozar, llorar a lágrima viva

Ex: She couldn't control her emotions, and began to sob after receiving the heartbreaking news. 
to tear up
to tear up
[Verbo]

to begin to cry or become emotional

romper a llorar, emocionarse hasta las lágrimas

romper a llorar, emocionarse hasta las lágrimas

Ex: He can't help tearing up each time the conversation shifts to the loss of a loved one. 
to snivel
to snivel
[Verbo]

to cry or whine with sniffling sounds

lloriquear, gimotear

lloriquear, gimotear

Ex: The tired toddler began to snivel after being denied a second cookie. 
to wail
to wail
[Verbo]

to cry out loudly and mournfully, often expressing grief, pain, or intense sorrow

gemir, lamentarse

gemir, lamentarse

Ex: The woman wailed in despair upon hearing the tragic news of her brother's accident. 
to bawl
to bawl
[Verbo]

to cry in a loud manner with strong emotions or distress

llorar a gritos, berrear

llorar a gritos, berrear

Ex: The baby began to bawl when it was hungry. 
to blubber
to blubber
[Verbo]

to cry or whine while making sniffing sounds

lloriquear, gimotear

lloriquear, gimotear

Ex: The upset child began to blubber after losing his favorite toy. 
to grieve
to grieve
[Verbo]

to feel intense sorrow, especially because someone has died

apenarse

apenarse

Ex: The entire community came together to grieve the passing of a beloved member. 
to mourn
to mourn
[Verbo]

to feel deeply sad usually due to someone's death

llorar, estar de luto

llorar, estar de luto

Ex: The community came together to mourn beloved elder. 
to lament
to lament
[Verbo]

to verbally express deep sadness over a loss or unfortunate situation

lamentar, llorar

lamentar, llorar

Ex: The community gathered to lament the passing of their beloved leader, sharing stories and expressing their deep sorrow. 
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