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Emotions & Reactions: Spanish words for movies, books and games

The “Emotions & Reactions” set from the “Movies, Books & Games” goal. These are Spanish words you can actually use — with translation, examples and pronunciation.

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Words in the “Emotions & Reactions” set

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harto de fed up with adjective Aburrida [aβuˈriða] Bored adjective previsible [pɾeˈβisible] predictable adjective inesperado [i.ne.spe.ˈɾa.ðo] unexpected adjective emocional [emoθjonal] emotional adjective intenso [inˈtenso] intense adjective espeluznante [es.pe.lusˈnan.te] creepy adjective raro [ˈra.ɾo] weird adjective hilarante [i.laˈɾan.te] hilarious adjective conmovido [kon.mo'βi.ðo] touched adjective asombrado [asoˈmɾaðo] amazed adjective impresionado [im.pɾe.si.oˈnaðo] impressed adjective tenso [ˈtenso] tense adjective con el corazón roto [kon el koɾaθon ɾoto] heartbroken adjective disgustado [disɡusˈtado] upset adjective molesto [moˈles.to] annoyed adjective aterrorizado [ateɾoɾiˈsaðo] terrified adjective conmocionado [kom.mo.θjo.na.ðo] shocked adjective sensación [sensasaˈsjon] feeling noun emoción [e.moˈsjon] emotion noun conmocionado Shaken adjective más pesado heavier adjective invaluable Priceless adjective tener la sensación Have a feeling phrase sin saber ya qué hacer at my wits' end phrase verde de envidia green with envy adjective receloso Dubious adjective distorsionado garbled adjective ¿cómo te sientes? How do you feel phrase triste [ˈtɾiste] sad adjective tranquilo [tɾaŋˈkilo] peaceful adjective sospechoso [sospeˈtʃoso] suspicious adjective sorprendido [soɾpɾenˈdido] surprised adjective solitario [soliˈtaɾjo] lonely adjective saludable [sa.luˈða.βle] wholesome adjective reacción [reakˈsjon] reaction noun orgulloso [oɾguˈʝoso] proud adjective nervioso [neɾˈbjoso] nervous adjective incómodo [inˈkomoðo] awkward adjective humor [uˈmoɾ] mood noun gracioso [gɾaˈsjoso] funny adjective frustrado [fɾusˈtɾado] frustrated adjective esperanzado [espeɾanˈsado] hopeful adjective espectacular [espektakuˈlaɾ] dramatic adjective Enojado [enoˈxado] angry adjective emocionado [emosjoˈnado] excited adjective decepcionado [desepsjoˈnado] disappointed adjective curioso [kuˈɾjoso] curious adjective culpable [kulˈpable] guilty adjective confundido [konfunˈdido] confused adjective celoso [seˈloso] jealous adjective Cansado [kanˈsado] tired adjective avergonzado [aβeɾɡonˈθaðo] embarrassed adjective asustado [asusˈtado] scared adjective aliviado [aliˈbjado] relieved adjective agradecido [agɾadeˈsido] grateful adjective aburrido [abuˈrido] bored adjective abrumado [abɾuˈmado] overwhelmed adjective saludable wholesome adjective tranquilo tranquil adjective conmovido touched adjective preocuparse To worry verb se tensó tensed verb aliviar Soothe verb tranquilo peaceful adjective humor mood noun enfadado mad adjective interesado en Interested in phrase me interesa I'm interested in phrase pesado heavy adjective borroso fuzzy adjective feroz fierce adjective sentimientos feelings noun tener ganas de bailar Feel like dancing phrase exuberante Exuberant adjective sereno Even-tempered adjective avergonzado embarrassed adjective espectacular dramatic adjective abajo down adverb molestar Disturb verb fresco cool adjective consumió Consumed verb clima climate noun azul Blue adjective aturdido Befuddled adjective incómodo awkward adjective asombrado astonished adjective desconcertado baffled adjective

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