Прилагательные, выражающие чувства
happy
/ ˈhæpi /
счастливый, веселый, довольный
I feel happy today! I have good news for you. / Are you happy with your exam results?
hungry
/ ˈhʌŋɡri /
голодный
I am hungry. Let's eat something. / When I skip breakfast, in two hours I usually get hungry.
thirsty
/ ˈθɜːsti /
испытывающий жажду
I am thirsty. Let's buy some water.
hot
/ hɒt /
жаркий, жарко
I feel hot. Open the window please.
cold
/ kəʊld /
холодный, холодно
If I get cold, I put on warm clothes.
tired
/ ˈtaɪəd /
уставший, утомленный
I feel tired. I need some rest.
ill
/ ɪl /
больной, нездоровый
Of course I'm not ill. I'm just tired. / When I get ill, I usually go to the doctor.
bored
/ bɔːd /
скучающий
I get bored if I’m at home alone all day.
excited
/ ɪkˈsaɪtɪd /
возбужденный, взволнованный
She is really excited about the wedding. / I am excited about our trip to the countryside.
angry
/ ˈæŋɡri /
злой, сердитый
She is never angry with her children. / He gets realy angry if she is late.
sad
/ sæd /
печальный, грустный
I feel sad about it. / When I get sad, I listen to my favourite music.
upset
/ ʌpˈset /
расстроенный
You look upset. What's the matter?
frightened
/ ˈfraɪtnd /
испуганный, напуганный, боящийся
She is frightened of dogs. / I feel nervous and frightened about the future.
afraid
/ əˈfreɪd /
боящийся
What are you afraid of? - I am afraid of spiders.
stressed
/ strest /
напряженный, испытывающий стресс
I always eat when I feel stressed.
worried
/ ˈwʌrid /
обеспокоенный
She is worried about her exams.
surprised
/ səˈpraɪzd /
удивленный, изумленный
I am surprised to see you here. / They are surprised at the result.
scared
/ skeəd /
испуганный
You look scared. What's the matter?