Feelings 4
28 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 |
|---|---|---|
| ruin | the remains of an old building; also complete destruction | We visited the Roman ruins. |
| sadness | the feeling of being sad | There was great sadness at his death. |
| safety | being safe | Safety is our first priority. |
| satisfaction | the good feeling when you get what you wanted | Customer satisfaction is important. |
| scratch | a thin mark or cut on a surface or skin | There's a scratch on my car. |
| security | protection from danger or crime | Security at the airport is strict. |
| separation | being apart; also when a married couple live apart | The separation was hard for the children. |
| shame | a bad feeling when you have done something wrong; also a pity | What a shame you can't come! |
| sickness | illness; also feeling that you will vomit | He missed work because of sickness. |
| slavery | the system of owning people as slaves | Slavery was ended in the 19th century. |
| sleep | the natural state of rest when your eyes are closed | I need more sleep. |
| sneeze | air coming suddenly out of your nose and mouth | I heard a loud sneeze. |
| sorrow | great sadness | She felt deep sorrow. |
| sphere | a round solid shape like a ball; also an area of activity | The earth is almost a sphere. |
| status | position in society; also the situation at a time | What's the status of my order? |
| summit | the top of a mountain; also a meeting of leaders | We reached the summit at noon. |
| survival | continuing to live | Water is necessary for survival. |
| symptom | a sign of an illness | A fever is a symptom of flu. |
| temper | the tendency to become angry | He has a bad temper. |
| tension | a feeling of worry or nervousness; also tightness | There was tension in the room. |
| terror | great fear; also violence for political aims | They ran in terror. |
| threat | a statement that you will hurt someone; also a danger | Pollution is a threat to wildlife. |
| trim | a short haircut to tidy hair | I just need a trim. |
| unemployment | not having a job; also the number of people without jobs | Unemployment is rising. |
| vacancy | a free job; also a free room in a hotel | We have a vacancy for a cook. |
| weakness | being weak; also a weak point | Chocolate is my weakness. |
| wonder | a feeling of surprise and admiration; also something amazing | The pyramids are one of the wonders of the world. |
| wound | an injury, especially a cut | Clean the wound. |