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People - Feelings
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People - Feelings
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bange
(a)
afraid
Drengen er bange.
The boy is afraid.
glad
(a)
happy
Det glade par giver hinanden et knus på stranden.
The happy couple is hugging on the beach.
utilfreds
(a)
unsatisfied
utilfreds
unsatisfied
ensom
(a)
lonely
alene og ensom
alone and lonely
frygte
(v)
fear
Vampyrer frygter solen.
Vampires fear the sun.
føle
(v)
feel
føle sig elsket
feel love
bekymre sig
(p)
worry
Lad vær med at bekymre dig så meget.
Don't worry too much.
angst
(a)
anxious
Eksamensresultaterne kommer ud i morgen, og jeg er virkelig angst omkring det.
The exam results are coming out tomorrow, and I'm really anxious about it.
sur
(a)
angry
Lederen blev sur.
The manager got angry.
stolt
(a)
proud
De stolte forældre var glade.
The proud parents were happy.
trist
(a)
sad
Den triste teenager sidder alene.
The sad teenager is sitting alone.
spændende
(a)
exciting
spændende kamp
exciting game
kedelig
(a)
boring
Den unge mand hører en kedelig forelæsning.
The young man is listening to a boring lecture.
tilfreds
(a)
satisfied
tilfreds følelse
satisfied feeling
rolig
(a)
calm
Kvinden er rolig.
The woman is calm.
oprørt
(a)
upset
Manden er oprørt, da han har en masse arbejde tilbage.
The man is upset, as he has a lot of work remaining.
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