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Expressions émotionnelles – Vocabulaire anglais

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33 mots de vocabulaire anglais avec leur sens : down, dreary, dwell on, ecstatic, eerie… Révisez-les avec des cartes mémoire, des quiz et un entraînement…

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Liste de mots

  1. down /daʊn/ (adjective) — triste ou malheureux
    Exemple: She felt down after the bad news.
    Synonymes: sad, unhappy, depressed
  2. dreary /'dɪri/ (adjective) — morne; triste
    Exemple: The rainy day felt dreary.
    Synonymes: gloomy, dull, drear
  3. dwell on /dwɛl ɑn/ (phrase) — ressasser
    Exemple: I often dwell on small mistakes.
    Synonymes: think about, ponder, reflect on
  4. ecstatic /ɪk'stætɪk/ (adjective) — extasié; transporté de joie
    Exemple: She was ecstatic when she got the job.
    Synonymes: overjoyed, elated, thrilled
  5. eerie /'ɪəri/ (adjective) — inquiétant; sinistre
    Exemple: The empty house felt eerie at night.
    Synonymes: spooky, creepy, unnerving
  6. effusive /ɪ'fju:sɪv/ (adjective) — expansif; démonstratif
    Exemple: The host was effusive in his praise.
    Synonymes: enthusiastic, lavish, warm
  7. evocative /ɪ'vɑ:kətɪv/ (adjective) — évocateur
    Exemple: The song is evocative of summer nights.
    Synonymes: suggestive, moving, reminiscent
  8. excitable /ɪk'saɪtəbəl/ (adjective) — excitable
    Exemple: The children were excitable before the trip.
    Synonymes: easily excited, nervous, high-strung
  9. feel blue /fi:l blu:/ (idiom) — avoir le cafard
    Exemple: I feel blue on rainy days.
    Synonymes: feel sad, feel down, feel low
  10. feel on top of the world /,fɛl ɒn 'tɒp əv ðə wɜ:ld/ (phrase) — être aux anges
    Exemple: I felt on top of the world after my exam results.
    Synonymes: overjoyed, ecstatic, thrilled
  11. fever pitch /'fi:vər pɪtʃ/ (phrase) — paroxysme
    Exemple: Excitement at the concert reached fever pitch.
    Synonymes: peak intensity, high point, climax
  12. float on air /,floʊt ɒn 'ɛər/ (phrase) — être sur un nuage
    Exemple: She was floating on air after hearing the news.
    Synonymes: ecstatic, overjoyed, elated
  13. forlorn /fɔ:r'lɔ:rn/ (adjective) — délaissé; abandonné
    Exemple: The forlorn child sat alone on the bench.
    Synonymes: lonely, desolate, abandoned
  14. frightened /'fraɪtənd/ (adjective) — effrayé
    Exemple: The little boy was frightened by the loud noise.
    Synonymes: afraid, scared, worried
  15. full of the joys of spring /,fʊl əv ðə ,dʒɔɪz əv sprɪŋ/ (phrase) — plein d'entrain
    Exemple: He was full of the joys of spring after his promotion.
    Synonymes: cheerful, lively, buoyant
  16. gaga /'ɡɑ:ɡə/ (adjective) — gaga
    Exemple: She went gaga over the new puppy.
    Synonymes: crazy, silly
  17. get carried away (phrase) — s'emballer
    Exemple: Don't get carried away at the sale.
    Synonymes: overexcite, overdo it, lose control
  18. impulsive /ɪm'pʌlsɪv/ (adjective) — impulsif
    Exemple: She made an impulsive purchase.
    Synonymes: spontaneous, rash, hasty
  19. indulge (yourself) /ɪn'dʌldʒ/ (verb) — se faire plaisir
    Exemple: She decided to indulge herself with a spa day.
    Synonymes: treat yourself, pamper yourself, spoil yourself
  20. infatuated (with) /ɪn'fætʃueɪtɪd/ (adjective) — entiché (de)
    Exemple: He is infatuated with his classmate.
    Synonymes: besotted, smitten, love-struck
  21. insecure /,ɪnsɪ'kjʊr/ (adjective) — peu sûr de soi
    Exemple: She felt insecure before the interview.
    Synonymes: uncertain, self-doubting, unconfident
  22. lively /'laɪvli/ (adjective) — plein de vie; animé
    Exemple: The children were lively at the party.
    Synonymes: energetic, vibrant, animated
  23. lock yourself away /lɑ:k jɔ:r'sɛlf ə'weɪ/ (phrase) — s'enfermer
    Exemple: He locked himself away after the breakup.
    Synonymes: isolate yourself, withdraw, hide away
  24. long (v.) /lɔ:ŋ/ (verb) — languir
    Exemple: She longed for home after the trip.
    Synonymes: yearn, desire, wish
  25. mistrust /,mɪs'trʌst/ (noun) — méfiance
    Exemple: There was growing mistrust between the two sides.
    Synonymes: suspicion, distrust, wariness
  26. mourn /mɔ:rn/ (verb) — pleurer; pleurer la mort de
    Exemple: They mourned their friend for many days.
    Synonymes: grieve, lament, weep for
  27. moving /'mu:vɪŋ/ (adjective) — émouvant
    Exemple: The ending was moving.
    Synonymes: touching, emotional, heartfelt
  28. nostalgia /nɒ'stældʒə/ (noun) — nostalgie
    Exemple: She felt nostalgia for her childhood.
    Synonymes: longing, sentimentality, homesickness
  29. self-conscious /,sɛlf'kɑ:nʃəs/ (adjective) — gêné; mal à l'aise
    Exemple: She felt self-conscious about her accent.
    Synonymes: insecure, self-aware, awkward
  30. self-esteem /,sɛlf ɪ'sti:m/ (noun) — estime de soi
    Exemple: Good self-esteem helps people feel confident.
    Synonymes: self-respect, confidence, self-worth

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