商务英词汇语-感情.pdfVIP

感情 - 初级 angry (adjective) = 生气 very mad Paul was angry when his car got stolen. bored (adjective) = 觉得没意思 made tired by something uninteresting The class was not very interesting and the students were bored. calm (adjective) = 镇静的 not anxious; peaceful Most people are nervous before a test, but Joy is always calm. cold (adjective) = 冷 uncomfortable because of a lack of heat The snow is pretty, but it makes my feet cold. confused (adjective) = 困惑 not able to think clearly I was confused when I read the directions to the party. embarrassed (adjective) = 不好意思 feeling uneasy or self-conscious in a social situation Melanie was embarrassed when she broke an expensive glass. excited (adjective) = 兴奋 happy about something Everyone is excited about going on vacation. full (adjective) = 饱的 used to describe ones stomach after a complete meal I ate a big lunch and now Im full. happy (adjective) = 高兴 feeling good Tim is happy because he did well on his math test. hot (adjective) = 热 uncomfortable because of heat or high temperature I feel hot. I must have a fever. hungry (adjective) = 饿 wanting or needing to eat I didnt eat lunch, so now Im hungry. hurt (verb) = 受伤 feeling upset because of someone elses actions Emily felt hurt when Maya didnt invite her to the party. lonely (adjective) = 孤独的 feeling alone and without friends Helen was lonely living by herself in a new city. 感情 - 初级 (2) nervous (adjective) = 紧张的 feeling worried about something Most people feel nervous at a job interview. sad (adjective) = 忧愁的 feeling unhappy Erin is crying. Why is she sad? scared (adjective) = 吓 feeling fear Were you scared by that horror movie? sick (adjective) = 不舒服 not healthy Im sick and I need some medicine. sleepy (adjective) = 昏昏欲睡的 wanting or needing to sleep Larry stayed up late last night, so hes very sleepy today. surprised (adjective) = 惊讶的 amazed or stunne