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感情 - Anticipation

英語のイディオム「come apart at the seams」や「on pins and needles」が英語での期待とどのように関連しているかを発見してください。

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English idioms related to Feelings
fever pitch
[名詞]

a state characterized by great excitement or agitation

最高潮, 極度の興奮

最高潮, 極度の興奮

Ex: The crowd was in a state of fever pitch, cheering and chanting throughout the entire concert .群衆は**熱狂**の状態にあり、コンサート中ずっと歓声を上げ、合唱していました。

to make someone extremely excited

Ex: The adventure trip next week will definitely set our pulses racing.

in a way one desires without being concerned about the future

Ex: The team plans to approach the project like there will be no time tomorrow, ensuring maximum efficiency.

to demonstrate signs of anxiousness, anger, or frustration in difficult situations

Ex: We were pulling our hair out during the hectic holiday shopping season.

in a very nervous or excited state because of something that is going to happen

Ex: They will be on pins and needles until the winner of the competition is announced.

used to describe someone who is in a very agitated state of mind

Ex: I'll be pacing around the room, like a cat on a hot tin roof, until I hear back about the job interview.

to be really excited or nervous about what is going to happen

Ex: We felt butterflies before the big game, but once we started playing, the adrenaline took over.

an intense feeling of suspense, fear, or nervousness

Ex: They were experiencing their hearts in their mouths as they huddled together, hiding from the approaching storm.

a sense of anxiety or urgency, because there is a lot that one must do quickly

パニック状態, 緊急事態

パニック状態, 緊急事態

Ex: She will be in panic stations trying to finish her presentation before the important meeting .彼女は重要な会議前にプレゼンテーションを終わらせようと**パニック状態**になるでしょう。

to have a hard time staying calm due to being extremely nervous or excited about something

Ex: They were full of ants in their pants as they anxiously waited for the winner to be announced.

to have a tendency to become worried over something that has not yet happened

Ex: By next month, I predict Claire will have met trouble halfway so frequently that her anxiety is out of control.

having a strong and urgent desire to do something

Ex: They will be hot to trot for the upcoming job interview, fully prepared and confident.

to become extremely angry, agitated, or uncontrollably violent, typically in a workplace

Ex: He's been going postal all morning.

used to describe someone who is extremely confused and excited

Ex: When the teacher announced a surprise pop quiz, the students started flipping through their notes like chickens with their heads cut off, trying to find the answers.

a sudden physical reaction to a strong emotional experience, such as fear, excitement, or awe, typically characterized by a cold or trembling sensation running down the back

Ex: The spine-tingling music playing in the background is sending shivers down our spines.

to experience a breakdown or failure due to overwhelming stress or pressure

Ex: The old building is in such disrepair that it will eventually fall apart at the seams if left unattended.

in a very troubled or nervous state

Ex: The company's operations are currently coming apart at the seams due to a lack of resources.

to be really stressed, angry, or upset about something that has happened or is going to happen

Ex: I can already imagine Dad having a cow when he sees the dent on his car.
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