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Emotions and states. 146 Spanish words, A1 through C2, with translations and example sentences.

A1

aburridoadj
bored
I'm bored at home.
alegreadj
cheerful
She's a very cheerful girl.
amornoun
love
A mother's love is unique.
buenoadj
good
The bread here is very good.
cansadoadj
tired
I'm very tired after work.
confundidoadj
confused
I'm a bit confused.
curiosoadj
curious
The cat is very curious.
disfrutarverb
to enjoy
I really enjoy music.
emociónnoun
emotion
I feel many emotions today.
emocionadoadj
excited
I'm excited about the trip.
enojadoadj
mad
He's angry with me.
esperanzanoun
hope
I have hope that things will improve.
felizadj
happy
I'm happy today.
gritarverb
to shout
Don't shout, I can hear you fine.
llorarverb
to cry
The baby cries when he's hungry.
maloadj
bad
The movie was pretty bad.
odionoun
hatred
Hatred leads to nothing good.
preocuparseverb
to worry
Don't worry, everything's fine.
quererverb
to want / love
I want to learn Spanish.
reírverb
to laugh
We laughed all night.
relajadoadj
relaxed
I'm more relaxed on vacation.
soloadj
lonely
I live alone in a small flat.
sonreírverb
to smile
Smile for the photo.
suertenoun
luck
He was lucky in the raffle.
tener calorphrase
to be hot
I'm hot, open the window.
tener fríophrase
to be cold
I'm cold, close the window.
tener hambrephrase
to be hungry
I'm hungry, shall we eat something?
tener miedophrase
to be afraid
I'm afraid of big dogs.
tener sedphrase
to be thirsty
I'm thirsty, give me some water.
tener sueñophrase
to be sleepy
I'm very sleepy, I'm going to bed.
tranquiloadj
quiet
This neighborhood is very quiet.
tristeadj
sad
I feel sad.
tristezanoun
sadness
I felt great sadness when I left.

A2Premium

agradecidoadj
grateful
I'm very grateful for your help.
alegríanoun
joy
I felt great joy when I saw you.
aliviadoadj
relieved
I feel relieved after the news.
alivionoun
relief
I felt great relief when I found out.
animarseverb
to cheer up
Cheer up, everything will be fine.
ansiedadnoun
anxiety
Anxiety won't let me sleep.
asustadoadj
frightened / scared
The cat is scared by the storm.
celosnoun
jealousy
Jealousy ruins relationships.
celosoadj
jealous
My dog is jealous of the cat.
contentoadj
content (happy)
I'm pleased with the result.
dar igualphrase
to not matter
I don't care.
decepciónnoun
disappointment
It was a great disappointment.
decepcionadoadj
disappointed
He left the match disappointed.
desearverb
to wish
I wish you a good trip.
desesperadoadj
desperate
He was desperately trying to find the keys.
emocionarseverb
to be moved
I get emotional with those films.
enfadadoadj
angry
He's been angry with me since yesterday.
entusiasmadoadj
enthusiastic
He's excited about his new photography hobby.
envidianoun
envy
He feels envy of others' success.
esperanzadoadj
hopeful
I'm hopeful about the new offer.
estrésnoun
stress
I have a lot of stress at work.
estresarseverb
to get stressed
Don't stress, we'll make it in time.
extrañarverb
to miss (long for)
I miss the food from my country.
frustradoadj
frustrated
He is frustrated because his project is not progressing.
frustrarseverb
to get frustrated
I get frustrated when I don't understand.
ilusiónnoun
excitement / illusion
I'm really looking forward to tomorrow's dinner.
inquietoadj
restless
I'm anxious about the doctor's results.
iranoun
anger
You have to control your anger.
miedonoun
fear
I'm afraid of heights.
nerviosoadj
nervous
I'm nervous before the job interview.
nostalgianoun
nostalgia
I feel nostalgic for my country.
odiarverb
to hate
I hate getting up early on Mondays.
orgullosoadj
proud
I'm proud of my children.
rabianoun
rage
I feel rage when no one listens to me.
relajarseverb
to relax
I relax by taking a walk in the park.
sentirverb
to feel
I feel very cold.
soñarverb
to dream
He dreams of becoming a pilot.
sorprendidoadj
surprised
I'm surprised by the news.
sorpresanoun
surprise
I have a surprise for you.
sueñonoun
dream / sleep
His dream is to live by the sea.
tener ganas dephrase
to feel like
I feel like going out.
tener razónphrase
to be right
You're right.
vale la penaphrase
it's worth it
The museum is worth visiting.
vergüenzanoun
shame
I felt very embarrassed when I fell.

B1Premium

abrumadoadj
overwhelmed
I'm overwhelmed by so many decisions.
afrontarverb
to face / cope
You have to face reality.
alegrarseverb
to be glad
I'm glad to see you.
arrepentimientonoun
regret
I live without regret.
arrepentirseverb
to regret
I regret not having tried.
autoestimanoun
self-esteem
I work on my self-esteem with a psychologist.
avergonzadoadj
embarrassed
He felt ashamed of the mistake.
avergonzarseverb
to be ashamed
You don't have to be ashamed of that.
bienestarnoun
wellbeing
I take care of my emotional well-being.
caer bienphrase
to like someone
I really like your sister.
compasiónnoun
compassion
He felt compassion for the animal.
confianzanoun
trust / confidence
I have full confidence in him.
dar vergüenzaphrase
to be embarrassing
I'm embarrassed to speak in public.
darse cuentaphrase
to realize
I didn't realize it was already late.
echar la culpaphrase
to blame
Don't put the blame on me.
empatíanoun
empathy
Empathy is essential in relationships.
enojarseverb
to get angry
He got angry over the comment.
entusiasmonoun
enthusiasm
He talks about the project with great enthusiasm.
estar harto dephrase
to be fed up with
I'm fed up with waiting.
frustraciónnoun
frustration
I feel frustration at not making progress.
gratitudnoun
gratitude
I expressed my gratitude for his help.
hacer casophrase
to pay attention
Don't pay attention to him.
hacer faltaphrase
to be needed
We need more bread.
hartoadj
fed up
I'm fed up with the traffic.
malestarnoun
discomfort
I feel a general malaise.
melancolíanoun
melancholy
Autumn always makes me feel melancholic.
nostálgicoadj
nostalgic
I feel nostalgic when I look at old photos.
remordimientonoun
remorse
He has remorse over his words.
resiliencianoun
resilience
Resilience is learned through experience.
sentarverb
to agree with
The dinner didn't agree with me.
soledadnoun
loneliness
Sometimes I feel loneliness.
superarverb
to overcome
I overcame my fears over time.

B2Premium

agobiarseverb
to get overwhelmed
Don't overwhelm yourself with everything at once.
angustianoun
anguish
She felt deep anguish.
apasionadoadj
passionate
He's a passionate teacher.
asombronoun
astonishment
He watched it with amazement.
desahogarseverb
to vent
He needed to vent to someone he trusted.
desconciertonoun
bewilderment
His answer left me bewildered.
euforianoun
euphoria
The victory caused euphoria.
impotencianoun
helplessness
She felt helpless at not being able to help her friend.
indiferenteadj
indifferent
His indifferent attitude annoys me.
indignaciónnoun
outrage
The news caused outrage.
rencornoun
grudge
He holds a grudge against his brother.
resentimientonoun
resentment
He still holds resentment over that.
ternuranoun
tenderness
She looked at the baby with tenderness.
traumanoun
trauma
He overcomes trauma with therapy.
volverseverb
to turn / become
Over the years he's become more patient.

C1Premium

abatimientonoun
dejection
His dejection lasted for weeks.
anhelonoun
yearning
His greatest yearning is to return home.
añoranzanoun
longing
He feels a longing for his homeland.
apatíanoun
apathy
He fell into total apathy after being fired.
conmovedoradj
moving
It was a moving speech.
desánimonoun
discouragement
Discouragement was visible in the team.
desasosiegonoun
unease
The wait fills me with unease.
desconsuelonoun
grief
She wept inconsolably.
despreocupadoadj
carefree
He lives a carefree life in the village.
efímeroadj
ephemeral
It's a fleeting pleasure.
embelesadoadj
spellbound
The audience listened to the pianist, spellbound.
serenidadnoun
serenity
He faced the news with serenity.

C2Premium

aplacarverb
to placate, appease
Nothing could appease his anger.
arrebatonoun
outburst
In an outburst of anger, he hung up.
congojanoun
anguish
Anguish kept her from speaking.
desazónnoun
unease / disquiet
That call left me with a certain disquiet.
embelesonoun
rapture
He listened to the concert in rapture.
estar en ascuasphrase
to be on tenterhooks
I'm on tenterhooks waiting for the result.
hastíonoun
weariness
The routine filled him with weariness.
júbilonoun
jubilation
The team celebrated with jubilation.
quisquillosoadj
picky, touchy
He is very picky about food.
sosiegonoun
calm
He sought the calm of the countryside.

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