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Verbos para Evocar Emociones - Verbos para Evocar Emociones Negativas

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren a evocar emociones negativas como "molestar", "disgustar" y "cansar".

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Categorized English Verbs of Evoking and Feeling Emotions
to upset
to upset
[Verbo]

to make a person unhappy or emotionally disturbed

molestar

molestar

Ex: Don't tell him about the bad news now; it might upset him before his presentation. 
to sadden
to sadden
[Verbo]

to make someone feel unhappy or disappointed

entristecer, afligir

entristecer, afligir

Ex: It saddens me to see how quickly time passes as my children grow up. 

Me entristece ver lo rápido que pasa el tiempo mientras mis hijos crecen.

to depress
to depress
[Verbo]

to make someone feel extremely sad or discouraged, often as a result of challenging situations, such as loss

deprimir

deprimir

Ex: The news of his illness deeply depressed his family. 

La noticia de su enfermedad deprimió profundamente a su familia.

to desolate

to make someone feel extremely miserable and unhappy

desolar, afligir

desolar, afligir

Ex: The breakup desolated him, leaving him feeling empty. 

La ruptura lo desoló, dejándolo sintiéndose vacío.

to deject
to deject
[Verbo]

to make someone feel disheartened or low in spirits

desmoralizar

desmoralizar

Ex: The rainy weather dejected everyone at the outdoor event. 

El clima lluvioso desanimó a todos en el evento al aire libre.

to get down

to cause someone's spirits to be lowered

desanimar a alguien, poner a alguien triste y desanimado

desanimar a alguien, poner a alguien triste y desanimado

Ex: Don't let negative comments get you down; keep your spirits high. 

No dejes que los comentarios negativos te desanimen; mantén el ánimo alto.

to disappoint

to fail to meet someone's expectations or hopes, causing them to feel let down or unhappy

decepcionar, desilusionar

decepcionar, desilusionar

Ex: Getting a low grade on the test disappointed her. 

Obtener una baja calificación en el examen la decepcionó.

to let down

to make someone disappointed by not meeting their expectations

decepcionar a alguien al no cumplir sus expectativas, decepcionar a alguien

decepcionar a alguien al no cumplir sus expectativas, decepcionar a alguien

Ex: This car has never let me down, even in the harshest weather conditions. 

Este coche nunca me ha decepcionado, incluso en las condiciones climáticas más duras.

to disgust
to disgust
[Verbo]

to make someone feel upset, shocked, and sometimes offended about something

darle asco, repugnar

darle asco, repugnar

Ex: The politician's corrupt actions disgusted the citizens. 

Las acciones corruptas del político disgustaron a los ciudadanos.

to revolt
to revolt
[Verbo]

to cause strong disgust or offense to someone's morals

revolver, disgustar

revolver, disgustar

Ex: The sight of animal cruelty revolted the animal rights activists. 

La vista de la crueldad animal revolvió a los activistas de los derechos de los animales.

to repel
to repel
[Verbo]

to cause someone to feel a strong dislike or aversion towards something

repeler, disuadir

repeler, disuadir

Ex: The terrible taste of the food has repelled diners from the restaurant. 

El sabor terrible de la comida ha alejado a los comensales del restaurante.

to squick
to squick
[Verbo]

to disgust someone

asquear, disgustar

asquear, disgustar

Ex: The disgusting smell has squicked me since I entered the room. 

El olor repugnante me ha squickado desde que entré en la habitación.

to sicken
to sicken
[Verbo]

to cause strong offense to someone's morals

disgustar, repugnar

disgustar, repugnar

Ex: The constant exposure to negativity is sickening her. 

La exposición constante a la negatividad la enferma.

to nauseate

to make someone feel very disgusted, often in a moral sense

dar náuseas, dar asco

dar náuseas, dar asco

Ex: His dishonesty nauseates many people. 

Su deshonestidad nauseabunda a mucha gente.

to gross out

to disgust someone, especially with something vulgar or offensive

asquear, repugnar

asquear, repugnar

Ex: The offensive remarks were grossing out the listeners. 

Los comentarios ofensivos asqueaban a los oyentes.

to exhaust
to exhaust
[Verbo]

to make someone extremely tired

agotar, extenuar

agotar, extenuar

Ex: The intense training session completely exhausted Daniel. 
to tire
to tire
[Verbo]

to make someone physically weary or lacking in energy

cansar, agotar

cansar, agotar

Ex: Carrying the boxes upstairs had tired Maya considerably. 
to overtire

to exhaust someone excessively beyond normal limits

agotar en exceso, cansar demasiado

agotar en exceso, cansar demasiado

Ex: The demanding schedule is overtiring her. 

La exigente agenda la está agotando en exceso.

to fatigue
to fatigue
[Verbo]

to make someone extremely tired from too much exertion or stress

fatigar, agotar

fatigar, agotar

Ex: The continuous pressure has fatigued me. 

La presión continua me ha fatigado.

to wear out

to make someone tired because of strain or stress

agotar, cansar

agotar, cansar

Ex: Prolonged stress can wear a person out both physically and mentally. 

El estrés prolongado puede agotar a una persona tanto física como mentalmente.

to fag out
to fag out
[Verbo]

to become extremely tired from overexertion, strain, or stress

agotarse, reventarse

agotarse, reventarse

Ex: The constant noise from construction was fagging him out. 

El ruido constante de la construcción lo estaba agotando.

to bore
to bore
[Verbo]

to do something that causes a person become uninterested, tired, or impatient

aburrir, cansar

aburrir, cansar

Ex: The monotonous presentation is boring the audience. 
to stultify

to make someone lose interest or motivation, typically due to a boring or restrictive routine

embrutecer, anquilosar

embrutecer, anquilosar

Ex: The repetitive tasks often stultify him. 

Las tareas repetitivas a menudo lo estultifican.

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