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Elenco di Parole Livello B1 - Sentimenti ed Emozioni

Qui imparerai alcune parole inglesi su sentimenti ed emozioni, come "impaziente", "stupito", "ansioso", ecc., preparate per studenti di livello B1.

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CEFR B1 Vocabulary
amazed
amazed
[aggettivo]

feeling or showing great surprise

meravigliato

meravigliato

Ex: She let out an amazed gasp when she saw the intricate sandcastle built on the beach. 

Ha lasciato sfuggire un respiro stupito quando ha visto l'intricato castello di sabbia costruito sulla spiaggia.

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to anger
to anger
[Verbo]

to make a person feel angry

adirare

adirare

Ex: The unfair treatment angered me last week. 
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anxious
anxious
[aggettivo]

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

ansioso

ansioso

Ex: He was anxious about traveling alone for the first time, worrying about navigating unfamiliar places. 

Era ansioso di viaggiare da solo per la prima volta, preoccupandosi di navigare in luoghi sconosciuti.

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anxiety
anxiety
[sostantivo]

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

ansia

ansia

Ex: The tight deadline caused a wave of anxiety to wash over him, making it hard to focus. 
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approval
approval
[sostantivo]

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

approvazione

approvazione

Ex: He smiled when he saw the look of approval on her face. 
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ashamed
ashamed
[aggettivo]

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

vergognoso

vergognoso

Ex: She felt deeply ashamed, realizing she had hurt her friend's feelings. 

Si sentì profondamente in imbarazzo, rendendosi conto di aver ferito i sentimenti della sua amica.

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boredom
boredom
[sostantivo]

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

noia

noia

Ex: During the rainy weekend, the children complained of boredom as they ran out of things to do. 

Durante il weekend piovoso, i bambini si sono lamentati della noia perché erano rimasti senza cose da fare.

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cheerful
cheerful
[aggettivo]

full of happiness and positivity

allegro

allegro

Ex: The park was buzzing with cheerful chatter and the laughter of children playing. 

Il parco era ronzante di chiacchiere allegre e delle risate dei bambini che giocavano.

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depressed
depressed
[aggettivo]

feeling very unhappy and having no hope

depresso

depresso

Ex: She sought help from a therapist when her depressed state became overwhelming. 

Ha cercato aiuto da un terapista quando il suo stato depresso è diventato opprimente.

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desire
desire
[sostantivo]

a very strong feeling of wanting to do or have something

desiderio

desiderio

Ex: The aroma of freshly baked cookies awakened a sudden desire for something sweet in Mary. 
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eager
eager
[aggettivo]

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

impaziente

impaziente

Ex: Maya is always eager to learn new skills. 
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embarrassed
embarrassed
[aggettivo]

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

imbarazzato

imbarazzato

Ex: He was clearly embarrassed by the mistake he made. 

Era chiaramente imbarazzato per l'errore che aveva commesso.

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excitement
excitement
[sostantivo]

a strong feeling of enthusiasm, eagerness, or emotional stimulation

eccitazione

eccitazione

Ex: The team's victory caused great excitement among the fans. 
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frightened
frightened
[aggettivo]

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

spaventato

spaventato

Ex: She felt frightened by the ominous warnings of an approaching storm. 

Si sentì spaventata dai sinistri avvertimenti di una tempesta in arrivo.

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glad
glad
[aggettivo]

pleased about something

felice, contento

felice, contento

Ex: He was glad to finally see his family after being away for so long. 
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grateful
grateful
[aggettivo]

expressing or feeling appreciation for something received or experienced

grato

grato

Ex: She sent a thank-you note to express how grateful she was for the hospitality. 

Ha inviato un biglietto di ringraziamento per esprimere quanto fosse grata per l'ospitalità.

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hate
hate
[sostantivo]

strong dislike for someone or something

odio

odio

Ex: The siblings' constant bickering stemmed from their mutual hate for sharing their toys. 
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guilty
guilty
[aggettivo]

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

in colpa

in colpa

Ex: He felt guilty for not visiting his grandparents more often. 

Si sentiva colpevole per non aver visitato i suoi nonni più spesso.

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interest
interest
[sostantivo]

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

interesse

interesse

Ex: The documentary sparked a new interest in marine biology in many viewers. 
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interested
interested
[aggettivo]

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

interessarsi di

interessarsi di

Ex: The children were very interested in the magician's tricks. 

I bambini erano molto interessati ai trucchi del mago.

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jealousy
jealousy
[sostantivo]

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

gelosia

gelosia

Ex: The child showed jealousy when a new sibling arrived. 

Il bambino ha mostrato gelosia quando è arrivato un nuovo fratello.

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lonely
lonely
[aggettivo]

unhappy because of being alone or lacking companionship

solo

solo

Ex: Living alone can make some people feel lonely. 
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mad
mad
[aggettivo]

feeling very angry or displeased

arrabbiato

arrabbiato

Ex: She was mad at the dishonesty of her colleague. 
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pleasure
pleasure
[sostantivo]

a feeling of great enjoyment and happiness

piacere

piacere

Ex: The book brought him pleasure on many quiet afternoons. 
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to bully
to bully
[Verbo]

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

intimidire, bullizzare

intimidire, bullizzare

Ex: The online troll would bully people on social media, leaving hurtful comments and spreading negativity. 

Il troll online bullizzava le persone sui social media, lasciando commenti offensivi e diffondendo negatività.

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to sadden
to sadden
[Verbo]

to feel sorrowful, unhappy, or disappointed

rattristare, addolorare

rattristare, addolorare

Ex: The entire room saddened as the speaker shared the tragic story. 

L'intera stanza si rattristò quando l'oratore condivise la storia tragica.

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satisfaction
satisfaction
[sostantivo]

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

soddisfazione

soddisfazione

Ex: There was obvious satisfaction in her voice as she announced the results. 
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to scare
to scare
[Verbo]

to suddenly make a person or animal to feel afraid

far paura a

far paura a

Ex: Please don't sneak up on me like that; you really scared me! 

Per favore, non avvicinarti così all'improvviso; mi hai davvero spaventato!

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to satisfy
to satisfy
[Verbo]

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

soddisfare

soddisfare

Ex: The company's response failed to satisfy angry customers. 
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stressed
stressed
[aggettivo]

feeling so anxious that makes one unable to relax

stressato

stressato

Ex: They all looked stressed as they prepared for the big presentation. 

Sembravano tutti stressati mentre si preparavano per la grande presentazione.

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to calm
to calm
[Verbo]

to make someone become relaxed and quiet

calmare

calmare

Ex: Right now, the soothing music is actively calming the atmosphere in the room. 
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to shock
to shock
[Verbo]

to surprise or upset someone greatly

scioccare

scioccare

Ex: The abrupt ending of the movie shocked the audience, leaving them speechless in the theater. 
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to frighten

to cause a person or animal to feel scared

impaurire

impaurire

Ex: The unexpected sound of footsteps behind her frightened the woman walking alone at night. 
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hunger
hunger
[sostantivo]

the feeling that a person gets when they need to eat

fame

fame

Ex: Hunger pangs woke her in the middle of the night. 
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self-respect
self-respect
[sostantivo]

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

autostima, rispetto di sé

autostima, rispetto di sé

Ex: Mary's self-respect empowered her to walk away from toxic situations and people who did not appreciate her worth. 

L'autostima di Mary l'ha autorizzata ad allontanarsi da situazioni tossiche e persone che non apprezzavano il suo valore.

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horror
horror
[sostantivo]

an intense feeling of fear, shock, or disgust

orrore

orrore

Ex: The passengers reacted with horror to the sudden explosion. 
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exhausted
exhausted
[aggettivo]

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

esausto

esausto

Ex: She felt emotionally exhausted after attending the funeral of a close friend. 

Si sentiva esausta emotivamente dopo aver partecipato al funerale di un amico stretto.

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