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Sentiments - Tristesse ou mécontentement

Maîtrisez les expressions anglaises concernant la tristesse ou le mécontentement, comme « ouvrez les vannes » et « cœur brisé ».

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English idioms related to Feelings
on one's conscience

(of an unfortunate event) making one feel extreme guilt or sadness

[Phrase]
to eat somebody alive

to make someone experience extreme pain or distress

[Phrase]
a lump in one's throat

a feeling like something is stuck in one's throat, often caused by strong emotions or the need to cry

[Phrase]
to eat one's heart out

to feel deep sadness or disappointment, especially over a lost opportunity or unfulfilled desire

[Phrase]
to open the floodgates

to cause strong and overwhelming emotional reactions, often leading to a burst of tears, feelings, or memories

[Phrase]
one's nose out of joint

a state of great annoynce or anger

[Phrase]
to take something to heart

to take advice or criticism very seriously and let it greatly influence one's decisions

[Phrase]
out of one's element

in a place or situation that is unsuitable or disadvantageous to one

[Phrase]
sick and tired

annoyed or disgusted by someone or something one has been dealing with for a long time

[Phrase]
(down) in the dumps

very sad and hopeless

[Phrase]
to cry somebody a river

to cry a lot in front of others in order to make them feel guilty or sad

[Phrase]
broken heart

a state of great sorrow and sadness caused by the ending of a romantic relationship or the death of a loved one

cœur brisé

cœur brisé

[nom]
to break one's heart

to make someone who loves one go through deep emotional pain and sorrow

[Phrase]
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