Feelings 3
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 |
|---|---|---|
| glory | great honour and fame; also great beauty | The team won glory in the final. |
| gratitude | the feeling of being thankful | I want to show my gratitude. |
| guilt | a bad feeling because you did something wrong | He felt guilt about lying. |
| hardship | a difficult situation, often without enough money | They lived through great hardship. |
| hate | a very strong feeling of not liking someone or something | His eyes were full of hate. |
| hatred | a very strong feeling of not liking | Hatred causes wars. |
| hazard | something that can be dangerous | Ice on the road is a hazard. |
| heart attack | a sudden serious problem when the heart stops working properly | He had a heart attack last year. |
| HIV | the virus that causes AIDS | There is still no cure for HIV. |
| hunger | the feeling of needing food; also not having enough food | Many people die of hunger. |
| illness | a disease; being ill | She missed school because of illness. |
| infection | an illness caused by bacteria or a virus | She has an ear infection. |
| injury | damage to the body | He has a knee injury. |
| isolation | being alone or separated from others | Old people often live in isolation. |
| marriage | the relationship between a husband and wife; also a wedding | They have a happy marriage. |
| mess | a dirty or untidy state | Your room is a mess! |
| misery | great unhappiness or suffering | War brings misery to millions. |
| moisture | small amounts of water in the air or on a surface | The cream keeps moisture in your skin. |
| nervousness | the feeling of being nervous | She hid her nervousness well. |
| operation | when a doctor cuts the body to fix something; also an organized activity | She needs an operation on her knee. |
| pain | the feeling you have when part of your body hurts | I have a pain in my back. |
| passion | a very strong feeling of love or interest | She has a passion for music. |
| potential | the possibility to develop or succeed in the future | She has great potential. |
| poverty | being very poor | Many children live in poverty. |
| preference | liking one thing more than another | Do you have a preference for tea or coffee? |
| presence | being in a place | Your presence is required at the meeting. |
| press | newspapers and journalists; also a printing machine | The press wrote about the scandal. |
| prosperity | being rich and successful | The country is in a period of prosperity. |
| rage | very strong anger | He was shaking with rage. |
| reputation | what people think about someone or something | The school has a good reputation. |
| risk | the possibility of something bad happening | Smoking increases the risk of cancer. |