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Lista de Palabras Nivel B1 - Sentimientos y Emociones

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés sobre sentimientos y emociones, como "tear", "amazed", "anxious", etc. preparadas para estudiantes de B1.

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amazed
amazed
[Adjetivo]

feeling or showing great surprise

asombrado

asombrado

Ex: The children's amazed faces reflected their astonishment at the magician's disappearing act. 

Los rostros asombrados de los niños reflejaban su asombro ante el acto de desaparición del mago.

to anger
to anger
[Verbo]

to make a person feel angry

enojar, enfadar

enojar, enfadar

Ex: His disrespectful behavior is angering his parents. 
anxious
anxious
[Adjetivo]

(of a person) feeling worried because of thinking something unpleasant might happen

ansioso

ansioso

Ex: They were anxious about their financial situation, uncertain about how they would pay their bills. 

Estaban ansiosos por su situación financiera, inseguros sobre cómo pagarían sus facturas.

anxiety
anxiety
[Sustantivo]

a feeling of nervousness or worry about a future event or uncertain outcome

ansiedad, preocupación

ansiedad, preocupación

Ex: Talking to a therapist helped her understand and cope with her social anxiety. 
approval
approval
[Sustantivo]

a positive feeling about someone or something that is seen as good or favorable

aprobación

aprobación

Ex: Jenny's feeling of approval was evident as she nodded in agreement with her friend's decision to pursue a new career opportunity. 
ashamed
ashamed
[Adjetivo]

feeling embarrassed or sorry about one's actions, characteristics, or circumstances

avergonzado, apenado

avergonzado, apenado

Ex: They felt ashamed of their ignorance, realizing they had unintentionally hurt someone's feelings. 

Se sintieron avergonzados de su ignorancia, dándose cuenta de que habían herido involuntariamente los sentimientos de alguien.

boredom
boredom
[Sustantivo]

the feeling of being uninterested or restless because things are dull or repetitive

aburrimiento

aburrimiento

Ex: The long lecture filled him with boredom, and he struggled to stay awake. 

La larga conferencia lo llenó de aburrimiento, y luchó por mantenerse despierto.

cheerful
cheerful
[Adjetivo]

full of happiness and positivity

alegre, jovial

alegre, jovial

Ex: Emily's cheerful laughter was contagious, filling the air with joy and warmth during the family gathering. 

La risa alegre de Emily era contagiosa, llenando el aire de alegría y calidez durante la reunión familiar.

depressed
depressed
[Adjetivo]

feeling very unhappy and having no hope

deprimido, desesperanzado

deprimido, desesperanzado

Ex: The loss of her job left her feeling depressed and uncertain about the future. 

La pérdida de su trabajo la dejó deprimida e insegura sobre el futuro.

desire
desire
[Sustantivo]

a very strong feeling of wanting to do or have something

deseo

deseo

Ex: Emily's desire for success drove her to work tirelessly toward achieving her career goals. 
eager
eager
[Adjetivo]

strongly wanting or interested in doing, having, or experiencing something

entusiasta

entusiasta

Ex: Daniel seemed eager to hear the results of the competition. 
embarrassed
embarrassed
[Adjetivo]

feeling ashamed and uncomfortable because of something that happened or was said

avergonzado

avergonzado

Ex: She tried to act calm, but her embarrassed smile gave her away. 

Intentó actuar con calma, pero su sonrisa avergonzada la delató.

excitement
excitement
[Sustantivo]

a strong feeling of enthusiasm, eagerness, or emotional stimulation

excitación

excitación

Ex: A wave of excitement spread through the crowd. 
frightened
frightened
[Adjetivo]

feeling afraid, often suddenly, due to danger, threat, or shock

asustado

asustado

Ex: The frightened expression on his face revealed his fear of heights. 

La expresión asustada en su rostro reveló su miedo a las alturas.

glad
glad
[Adjetivo]

pleased about something

contento, alegre

contento, alegre

Ex: I'm glad that the weather cleared up for our outdoor event. 
grateful
grateful
[Adjetivo]

expressing or feeling appreciation for something received or experienced

agradecido

agradecido

Ex: She spoke softly, grateful for the kindness shown to her. 

Habló suavemente, agradecida por la amabilidad que le habían mostrado.

hate
hate
[Sustantivo]

strong dislike for someone or something

odio

odio

Ex: Emily's hate for injustice fueled her passion for advocating for marginalized communities. 
guilty
guilty
[Adjetivo]

feeling bad because of having done something wrong or not having done something that should have been done

culpable

culpable

Ex: The dog whimpered with a guilty look after chewing on her favorite slippers. 

El perro gimió con una mirada culpable después de masticar sus zapatillas favoritas.

interest
interest
[Sustantivo]

the desire to find out or learn more about a person or thing

interés

interés

Ex: Tom's interest in astronomy led him to spend countless nights stargazing through his telescope. 
interested
interested
[Adjetivo]

having a feeling of curiosity or attention toward a particular thing or person because one likes them

interesado

interesado

Ex: He sounded interested when I mentioned the project. 

Parecía interesado cuando mencioné el proyecto.

jealousy
jealousy
[Sustantivo]

feeling angry or unhappy because of someone else's advantages or possessions

envidia

envidia

Ex: Jealousy can harm relationships if not controlled. 

Los celos pueden dañar las relaciones si no se controlan.

lonely
lonely
[Adjetivo]

unhappy because of being alone or lacking companionship

solitario, solo

solitario, solo

Ex: She felt lonely even though she was surrounded by people. 
mad
mad
[Adjetivo]

feeling very angry or displeased

enojado, enfadado

enojado, enfadado

Ex: They were mad at the delayed flight that caused them to miss their connection. 
pleasure
pleasure
[Sustantivo]

a feeling of great enjoyment and happiness

placer

placer

Ex: He took great pleasure in cooking for his family. 
to bully
to bully
[Verbo]

to use power or influence to frighten or harm someone weaker or more vulnerable

intimidar, acosar

intimidar, acosar

Ex: The manager would bully his employees into working overtime without compensation. 

El gerente intimidaba a sus empleados para que trabajaran horas extras sin compensación.

to sadden
to sadden
[Verbo]

to feel sorrowful, unhappy, or disappointed

entristecer, afligir

entristecer, afligir

Ex: Her face saddened after hearing the disappointing results. 

Su rostro se entristeció después de escuchar los resultados decepcionantes.

satisfaction
satisfaction
[Sustantivo]

a pleasant feeling that comes from achieving something or getting what one wanted

satisfacción

satisfacción

Ex: She gets a lot of satisfaction from helping other people. 
to scare
to scare
[Verbo]

to suddenly make a person or animal to feel afraid

asustar

asustar

Ex: The horror movie scene scared me so much that I couldn't sleep for days. 

La escena de la película de terror me asustó tanto que no pude dormir durante días.

to satisfy
to satisfy
[Verbo]

to make someone pleased by giving them what they want or expect

satisfacer

satisfacer

Ex: The final design satisfied both Sarah and her manager. 
stressed
stressed
[Adjetivo]

feeling so anxious that makes one unable to relax

estresado, agobiado

estresado, agobiado

Ex: The constant deadlines made her feel stressed and overwhelmed. 

Los plazos constantes la hacían sentirse estresada y abrumada.

to calm
to calm
[Verbo]

to make someone become relaxed and quiet

calmar, tranquilizar

calmar, tranquilizar

Ex: Yesterday, he successfully calmed his anxious friend with soothing words. 
to shock
to shock
[Verbo]

to surprise or upset someone greatly

asustar

asustar

Ex: The graphic images of the war-torn city shocked the viewers, revealing the harsh realities of conflict. 
to frighten

to cause a person or animal to feel scared

asustar

asustar

Ex: The news of the approaching storm frightened the residents, who quickly prepared for evacuation. 
hunger
hunger
[Sustantivo]

the feeling that a person gets when they need to eat

hambre

hambre

Ex: After the long hike, he felt intense hunger. 
self-respect
self-respect
[Sustantivo]

a feeling that shows a person values themselves and is confident about who they are

autoestima, respeto propio

autoestima, respeto propio

Ex: Sarah refused to tolerate disrespectful behavior from others, as she valued her own self-respect above all else. 

Sarah se negó a tolerar comportamientos irrespetuosos de los demás, ya que valoraba su autoestima por encima de todo.

horror
horror
[Sustantivo]

an intense feeling of fear, shock, or disgust

Ex: He stared at the damaged building in absolute horror. 
exhausted
exhausted
[Adjetivo]

feeling extremely tired physically or mentally, often due to a lack of sleep

exhausto, agotado

exhausto, agotado

Ex: She felt mentally exhausted after dealing with a challenging project at work. 

Se sentía mentalmente agotada después de lidiar con un proyecto desafiante en el trabajo.

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