Vocabulary—Emotions

1 Definition

2 Example of usage in sentence

3 Translation (ru-de) maybe!

1.Feeling self-conscious, ashamed, or uncomfortable.

2.She felt embarrassed when she realized her zipper was open.

1. this is a state when you are deeply sad that something happened
2. He was upset when he heard the bad news about his friend.

1. this is a state when you are extremely happy

2.She was overjoyed when she received the unexpected gift.

1.Feeling great pleasure or satisfaction.

2.The children were delighted with the new toys.

3. В восторге

1.Anxious or uneasy about a situation.(worried and anxious)

2.Before the exam, she felt nervous about remembering all the information.

1.Extremely angry or full of rage.

2. He was furious when he discovered someone had damaged his car.
I'm furious when you slurp!

1.Anxious or troubled about potential problems.

2 She was worried about her upcoming job interview.

1.feel annoyed that your friend/partner is interacting with other people

2. Stop flirting with her, I'm jealous!

1. When you really happy that something good for you gonna happen

2.The teens were excited about the upcoming Barbie Film.

1.Irritated or bothered by something that you can't stand.

2 She was annoyed by the constant noise from outside.

1. A feeling of jealousy that someone has what you want to have.

2. She couldn't hide her envy when her friend got a prize.

1. When you don't really understand what happening.


This quirky math problem made me confused.

1. It's a verb as Discover or learn something.

2 She wanted to find out more about the mysterious noise outside

1. to be extremely successful, to achieve something that is difficult. (to excel). ( often used in marks context)

2 He passed all his exams with flying colours.

1. Feeling discomfort about something.

2. The conversation became awkward after the embarrassing comment.

1.To go out and have a lively and enjoyable time.

2.After the exams were over, they decided to paint the town red.

1.To spend time relaxing and socializing. Spent time with somebody, maybe go for a walk.

2 We like to hang out at the park on weekends.
I like to hang out with Nona .

1.To tease someone in a humorous way.
Laugh at someone to make smiles, can be positive, and negative .

2.It's not okay to make fun of others for their differences.

1. Changing point of view of somebody through the argument

2. He tried to convince his friends to join him on the adventure.

1.Make someone to do something through reasoning or argument.

2. She managed to persuade her parents to let her go on the trip.

1. When something has big value. You're really need to do it or you will die.

2. Learning new languages is really important for yourself.

1. To create a situation or place that is untidy or chaotic.
Or just make a place really dirty .

2. The kids managed to make a real mess in the living room.

1. (A substantive) A grade or score received on an assignment or test.

2. She was proud of her high marks in the science exam.

1. Make something not as good as expected.

2.He played the guitar badly during the talent show.