Feelings/Emotions 2

forgive

Did he ____ them for breaking his toy car? = to stop being angry with somebody after they did a bad thing

calm down

It took him a long time to _____ after he got angry. = becoming less angry or upset

depressed

Life doesn't seem good, and she is ______. = very unhappy

hassle

She didn't want to go to her friend's house because it is a _____ to get there. = something that is annoying, because it causes problems or is difficult to do

funny

The joke was ____. = everyone laughed

fun

The party was ____. = everyone had a good time.

terrific

They said the movie was _____. = really really good; = fantastic, wonderful; great

express

He doesn't usually _____ his feelings. = show on your face or with words

hangover

He drank a lot last night, so today he has a _____. = a pain in your head and a feeling of sickness that you get the day after you have drunk too much alcohol:

uncomfortable

He felt ____ because nobody was talking. = not able to relax.

lonely

He felt ____ when got home and no one was there. = feeling sad because you want to be with people you like or love.

insulted

He felt ____ when they made a joke about his country. = the feeling when someone says something rude or unkind.

lucky

He felt really ____ because he won some money. = the feeling when something good happens to you.

satisfied

He felt very ______ when he finished his report. = pleased because something has happened in the way that you wanted, or because you have got what you wanted

relaxed

He finished his presentation yesterday, so today he is very _____. = calm; not worried about anything

out of it

He got up really early and was kind of _____. = tired; not able to think clearly

homesick

He is a bit _____ and misses his family. = feeling sad when you are away from home because you want to see your family, friends, etc.

eager

He is always _____ to please the teacher. = very excited to do something

hyper

He is always a bit _____ before a big game. = moving a lot because you have a lot of energy

negative

He is feeling ____ about school these days. = bad; -

anxious

He is really _____ about taking the test. = very worried or nervous about something

into

He is really _____ sports. = likes and thinks about it a lot

motivated

He is really ______ to read. = tries hard and wants to do it.

grouchy

He is usually _____ in the mornings.= in bad mood; especially when you are tired

confused

He read the article but was very _______. = when you don't understand something

pathetic

He thought that presentation was absolutely _____. = so useless, unsuccessful, or weak that they annoy you

worried

He was ____ about not passing the class. = unhappy because you keep thinking about a problem, or about something bad that might happen; similar to nervous

disgusted

He was ____ when he saw the boys eating. = when you think something tastes bad or feeling that a behavior is not okay or gross

shocked

He was ____ when he saw the car accident. = when something bad and unexpected happens

on cloud nine

He was _____ after he passed the TOEFL test. = very happy (idiom)

starving

He was _____ because he didn't eat all day.= very very hungry

exhausted

He was _____ because he stayed up all night writing his paper. = very very tired

pleased

He was _____ to see that the students were speaking English. = happy because something good happened

relieved

He was _____ when he found his car keys. = feeling happy because you are no longer worried about something

amazed

He was _____ when he saw the Golden Gate Bridge. = very surprised

grateful

He was _____ when his friend drove him to the airport. = the feeling of thanking somebody; being happy for what you have

ashamed

He was _____ when his parents found out that he stole money. = feeling very bad because you did something that was wrong.

frustrated

He was really _____ because he couldn't do his homework. = feeling angry or upset because you can't get what you want or can't do something.

bummed out

He was really _____ when his kids couldn't visit him. = sad; a little depressed (phrasal verb)

scared

He was really _____ when the car almost hit him. = the feeling that something bad or dangerous will happen

skeptical

He was very _____ about the plan. = the feeling of not believing something is true or will work

tired

He worked all day, so he is _______. = has little energy; wants to sleep

annoyed

Her friend was late, and she was _______. = a little bit angry ; can also say irritated

calm

Her teacher is always so ______. Nothing ever upsets him. = relaxed and quiet

freaked out

His mom ______ when he told her that failed his college test. = to become very anxious, upset or afraid (phrasal verb)

bothers

His sister always _____ him when he is studying. = to annoy someone, especially by interrupting them when they are trying to do something

sorry

I was _____ to hear that he died. = sad for someone else

cry

People sometimes _____, when they are sad.

smile

People usually _____ when they are happy.

on top of the world

She felt _____ after she got an 'A' in her writing class. = very happy (idiom)

overwhelmed

She felt _____ because she had so much homework. = when you have too much to do and feel that you can't do it all

worthwhile

She felt that the project was really _____. = it is important or useful, or you gain something from it:

positive

She has a very ____ attitude about being in the U.S. = good; +

interested

She is _____ in sports. = when you like something and want to learn more about it.

mood

She is in a really good _____ . = happy She is in a bad ____. = sad/angry/irritated

gross

She said that his car was ____ because it was so dirty and had bad smells. = very unpleasant to look at or think about; disgusting

envy

She said, "I ____ you," because her friend was going to go to Paris. = when you wish you had another person's things, qualities, etc.

terrified

She was ____ of her boss because he was so crazy. = very very scared

furious

She was ____ when they told her that he cheated on his test. = very very angry

excited

She was _____ about going to Disneyland. = happy because you think something good will happen

surprised

She was _____ because her friends all got her presents. = when something happens that you didn't expect

overjoyed

She was _____ to see her friend. = very very happy

disappointed

She was _____ when she couldn't go to the concert. = feeling sad or upset because you didn't get what you wanted or couldn't't do something.

embarrassed

She was _____ when she spilled coffee on her shirt. = feeling you have after you make a mistake or everyone is looking at you

lost

She was completely _____ in the computer class. = didn't understand at all

impressed

She was really ____ when she saw the UC Berkeley campus. = the feeling when you see or hear something great or big

pissed off

She was really _____ because her friends took her car. = angry (slang; do not use in class or formal situations)

bored

She was really _____ during the lecture. = not interested

jealous

She was really _____ when she saw the boy kissing another girl. = feeling angry and unhappy because someone has something that you wish you had

upset

She was very _____ because her friends didn't invite her to the party. = sad and angry at the same time; not calm

nervous

She was very _____ before the test. = not able to relax because something bad might happen; similar to worried

proud

She was very _____ of her son when he graduated from UC Berkeley. = the feeling when someone you know does very well

apathetic

Some people feel _____ about problems in the world. = not interested in something, and not willing to make any effort to change or improve things

flattered

The girl was very ____ when people said she wrote best essay. = the feeling when people say very nice things about you.

hilarious

The movie was ____. = very very funny

uplifting

The movie was really _______. = making you feel happier and more hopeful

mad

The teacher got really _____ when he came late to class. = angry

on edge

The teacher was _____, so the students tried to be really good. = in a bad mood; easy to get angry

enthusiastic

They are very _____ about learning English. = have a lot of energy because you really want to do something.

frown

When people _____, they are usually sad.

laugh

When something is funny, people usually _____.