Feelings 1
31 English words (level B1) with a simple English definition and an example sentence. In the app you can hear every word and practise with flashcards, a quiz, spelling and listening.
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| English | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| absence | being away from a place; also not existing | Nobody noticed his absence. |
| ache | a pain that continues for a long time | I have an ache in my back. |
| acknowledgment | accepting that something is true; also a message saying you received something | I got an acknowledgment of my application. |
| admiration | a feeling of liking and respect | I have great admiration for doctors. |
| affection | a feeling of liking or love | She shows her children a lot of affection. |
| anger | the strong feeling of being angry | He couldn't hide his anger. |
| animation | making films from drawings or computer pictures that move | She studies animation. |
| annoyance | a feeling of being a little angry | She showed her annoyance. |
| anxiety | a feeling of worry and nervousness | Exams cause a lot of anxiety. |
| appetite | the feeling of wanting to eat | I have no appetite today. |
| atmosphere | the air around the earth; also the feeling in a place | The restaurant has a friendly atmosphere. |
| attachment | a file sent with an email; also a feeling of love for someone | Open the attachment. |
| backache | a pain in your back | I have a backache. |
| balance | being steady and not falling; also the money in your bank account | I lost my balance and fell. |
| blush | a red colour in your face when you are embarrassed | A blush came over her face. |
| boredom | the feeling of being bored | I read to escape boredom. |
| cancer | a serious disease where cells in the body grow in a wrong way | Smoking can cause cancer. |
| chaos | a state of complete confusion | The snow caused chaos on the roads. |
| citizenship | being a legal member of a country | She has British citizenship. |
| climate | the usual weather in a place | Spain has a warm climate. |
| collapse | a sudden fall or failure | The collapse of the bridge killed two people. |
| comfort | feeling relaxed and without pain; also help when you are sad | Her words gave me comfort. |
| confusion | not understanding; also a situation with no order | There was confusion about the time. |
| crisis | a time of great danger or difficulty | The country is in an economic crisis. |
| darkness | having no light | The room was in darkness. |
| daze | a state of not being able to think clearly | After the accident, he was in a daze. |
| debt | money you owe to someone | He has a lot of debt. |
| deficiency | not having enough of something | She has a vitamin deficiency. |
| delight | great pleasure | The children screamed with delight. |
| depression | an illness that makes you feel very sad and hopeless | She suffers from depression. |
| desire | a strong wish | She has a strong desire to travel. |