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Lista de Palabras Nivel B2 - Sentimientos

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés sobre sentimientos, como "aggressive", "astonished", "awkward", etc. preparadas para estudiantes de B2.

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CEFR B2 Vocabulary
aggressive
aggressive
[Adjetivo]

behaving in an angry way and having a tendency to be violent

agresivo

agresivo

Ex: She felt intimidated by his aggressive behavior during arguments. 

Se sentía intimidada por su comportamiento agresivo durante las discusiones.

astonished
astonished
[Adjetivo]

feeling very surprised or impressed, especially because of an unexpected event

asombrado

asombrado

Ex: Her astonished expression showed that she could not believe what she was hearing. 

Su expresión asombrada mostraba que no podía creer lo que estaba oyendo.

awkward
awkward
[Adjetivo]

making one feel embarrassed or uncomfortable

incómodo, embarazoso

incómodo, embarazoso

Ex: His awkward attempt to dance made everyone laugh. 

Su intento torpe de bailar hizo reír a todos.

bitter
bitter
[Adjetivo]

feeling lasting anger or resentment because of an unpleasant or unfair experience

rencoroso

rencoroso

Ex: Mark is still bitter toward the friend who betrayed him. 
breathtaking
breathtaking
[Adjetivo]

incredibly impressive or beautiful, often leaving one feeling amazed

impresionante, imponente

impresionante, imponente

Ex: The breathtaking sunset painted the sky in vibrant shades of red and gold. 

El atardecer impresionante pintó el cielo en vibrantes tonos de rojo y oro.

cheerless
cheerless
[Adjetivo]

lacking joy or positivity

sombrío

sombrío

Ex: She wore a cheerless expression after receiving the bad news. 

Ella llevaba una expresión triste después de recibir las malas noticias.

delighted
delighted
[Adjetivo]

filled with great pleasure or joy

encantado

encantado

Ex: The children looked delighted as they opened their Christmas presents. 

Los niños parecían encantados mientras abrían sus regalos de Navidad.

depressing
depressing
[Adjetivo]

making one feel sad and hopeless

deprimente

deprimente

Ex: The depressing sight of abandoned buildings in the city painted a bleak picture of urban decay. 

La vista deprimente de los edificios abandonados en la ciudad pintaba un cuadro desolador de la decadencia urbana.

disgusting
disgusting
[Adjetivo]

extremely unpleasant

asqueroso, repugnante

asqueroso, repugnante

Ex: The public restroom was filthy and smelled disgusting, causing me to hurry out as quickly as possible. 

El baño público estaba sucio y olía asqueroso, lo que me hizo salir lo más rápido posible.

down
down
[Adjetivo]

experiencing a temporary state of sadness

deprimido

deprimido

Ex: The rainy weather always makes him feel a bit down. 
dreadful
dreadful
[Adjetivo]

very bad, often causing one to feel angry or annoyed

horroroso, terrible

horroroso, terrible

Ex: His dreadful attitude made it difficult to enjoy the event. 

Su actitud horrible hizo difícil disfrutar del evento.

dull
dull
[Adjetivo]

not interesting, exciting, or lively

aburrido,  soso

aburrido, soso

Ex: The film starts well but becomes dull halfway through. 
emotional
emotional
[Adjetivo]

(of people) easily affected by or tend to express strong feelings and emotions

emotivo, sensible

emotivo, sensible

Ex: He gets emotional whenever he talks about his childhood memories. 

Se pone emocional cada vez que habla de sus recuerdos de la infancia.

empty
empty
[Adjetivo]

lacking emotion or feeling

vacío

vacío

Ex: An empty laugh escaped him. 
fascinated
fascinated
[Adjetivo]

intensely interested or captivated by something or someone

fascinado

fascinado

Ex: Their fascinated chatter filled the room as they discussed the latest scientific discovery. 

Su charla fascinada llenó la habitación mientras discutían el último descubrimiento científico.

exhausting
exhausting
[Adjetivo]

causing one to feel very tired and out of energy

agotador

agotador

Ex: Studying for exams late into the night can be mentally exhausting. 
fearful
fearful
[Adjetivo]

filled with fear or anxiety

temeroso, miedoso

temeroso, miedoso

Ex: His voice was shaky and fearful as he recounted the incident to the police. 

Su voz era temblorosa y temerosa mientras relataba el incidente a la policía.

fed up
fed up
[Adjetivo]

feeling tired, annoyed, or frustrated with a situation or person

harto y frustrado, cansado de algo

harto y frustrado, cansado de algo

Ex: He's fed up with waiting for his promotion and is considering looking for a new job. 

Está harto de esperar su ascenso y está considerando buscar un nuevo trabajo.

furious
furious
[Adjetivo]

(of a person) feeling great anger

furioso

furioso

Ex: She was furious at her colleague for taking credit for her work. 

Ella estaba furiosa con su colega por atribuirse el mérito de su trabajo.

homesick
homesick
[Adjetivo]

feeling sad because of being away from one's home

nostálgico

nostálgico

Ex: After months overseas, he became deeply homesick and wanted to return. 

Después de meses en el extranjero, se volvió profundamente nostálgico y quiso regresar.

irritated
irritated
[Adjetivo]

feeling angry or annoyed, often due to something unpleasant

irritado

irritado

Ex: The long wait at the doctor's office left him feeling increasingly irritated. 

La larga espera en el consultorio del médico lo dejó sintiéndose cada vez más irritado.

satisfied
satisfied
[Adjetivo]

content with a result or outcome

satisfecho, contento

satisfecho, contento

Ex: She was satisfied with the outcome of the meeting, as her concerns were addressed. 

Ella estaba satisfecha con el resultado de la reunión, ya que sus preocupaciones fueron abordadas.

terrifying
terrifying
[Adjetivo]

causing a person to become filled with fear

aterrador, espantoso

aterrador, espantoso

Ex: The roller coaster's steep drop was absolutely terrifying, eliciting screams of terror from everyone on board. 

La pronunciada caída de la montaña rusa fue absolutamente aterradora, provocando gritos de terror en todos los pasajeros.

uncomfortable
uncomfortable
[Adjetivo]

feeling embarrassed, anxious, or uneasy because of a situation or circumstance

desagradable, molesto

desagradable, molesto

Ex: The awkward silence made the situation even more uncomfortable. 

El silencio incómodo hizo que la situación fuera aún más incómoda.

to amaze
to amaze
[Verbo]

to greatly surprise someone

asombrar, pasmar

asombrar, pasmar

Ex: The unexpected plot twist in the book amazed the readers. 

El giro inesperado de la trama del libro asombró a los lectores.

to regret
to regret
[Verbo]

to feel sorrow or a sense of loss because someone or something is gone or absent

lamentar

lamentar

Ex: The retired teacher still regrets the loss of daily contact with her students. 
embarrassment
embarrassment
[Sustantivo]

the uncomfortable feeling of being ashamed, awkward, or self-conscious

vergüenza, bochorno

vergüenza, bochorno

Ex: Emma laughed with embarrassment when she realized her mistake. 
enthusiasm
enthusiasm
[Sustantivo]

a strong feeling of excitement, interest, and eagerness about something

entusiasmo

entusiasmo

Ex: The children greeted the idea with enthusiasm. 
panic
panic
[Sustantivo]

a sudden intense feeling of fear or anxiety that makes it difficult to think or act calmly

pánico

pánico

Ex: He called the doctor in a panic. 
pity
pity
[Sustantivo]

a feeling of sadness and sympathy for someone who is suffering or in difficulty

piedad

piedad

Ex: Sarah looked at the exhausted runner with pity. 
relief
relief
[Sustantivo]

a feeling of comfort that comes when something annoying or upsetting is gone

alivio, tranquilidad

alivio, tranquilidad

Ex: His pain finally subsided, giving him much-needed relief. 
shock
shock
[Sustantivo]

a sudden and intense feeling of surprise, distress, or disbelief caused by something unexpected and often unpleasant

susto, shock

susto, shock

Ex: He experienced a shock when he found out his childhood friend had passed away. 
stress
stress
[Sustantivo]

a feeling of anxiety and worry caused by different life problems

estrés, tensión

estrés, tensión

Ex: Financial stress can put a strain on relationships. 
terror
terror
[Sustantivo]

an extreme feeling of fear

terror, pánico

terror, pánico

Ex: Daniel froze with terror when he heard footsteps behind him. 
thrill
thrill
[Sustantivo]

a sudden feeling of pleasure and excitement

emoción

emoción

Ex: The unexpected phone call brought a thrill of excitement to her day. 

La llamada telefónica inesperada trajo un escalofrío de emoción a su día.

conflict
conflict
[Sustantivo]

tension or opposition between two simultaneous, incompatible feelings

conflicto

conflicto

Ex: She struggled with the conflict between hope and doubt. 
wonder
wonder
[Sustantivo]

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

asombro

asombro

Ex: The beauty of the landscape filled her with wonder. 
worry
worry
[Sustantivo]

the state of feeling anxiety

inquietud

inquietud

Ex: The storm caused a lot of worry among the townspeople. 
sheepish
sheepish
[Adjetivo]

feeling slightly embarrassed or ashamed, often due to having done something silly or foolish

avergonzado, tímido

avergonzado, tímido

Ex: The dog hung its head sheepishly after it chewed up the couch. 

El perro bajó la cabeza con vergüenza después de masticar el sofá.

depression
depression
[Sustantivo]

a mental health condition characterized by persistent sadness, loss of interest, and reduced energy or motivation

depresión

depresión

Ex: Daniel was diagnosed with depression during his first year at college. 
rage
rage
[Sustantivo]

extreme and often uncontrollable anger

ira,  rabia

ira, rabia

Ex: His face was red with rage. 
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