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気持ちの英単語
Feelings — Mood and emotions。ネイティブが実際に使う75個を、意味・例文・発音つきでまとめました。
- greedy欲ばりな・がめつい — Don't be greedy. Leave me one slice.
- annoyingうざい・イラッとする — That notification sound is so annoying.
- awkward気まずい・ぎこちない — That silence in the elevator was so awkward.
- overwhelmedいっぱいいっぱい・圧倒された — I've got five deadlines this week. I'm a little overwhelmed.
- frustratedもどかしい・イライラした — I'm frustrated because I can't catch what people say.
- relievedホッとした — I'm so relieved the meeting got moved.
- embarrassed恥ずかしい(気まずくて) — I waved back at someone who wasn't waving at me. So embarrassed.
- ashamed恥じている(罪悪感で) — I'm not ashamed of where I started.
- jealous嫉妬して・うらやましい — Are you jealous, or just hungry?
- insecure自信がない・不安な — I used to be insecure about my accent.
- confident自信がある — Speak like you're confident, even if you're not.
- nervous緊張して — I always get nervous before a sales call.
- anxious不安な・心配な — I get anxious when my phone is at 1%.
- excitedワクワクして — I'm so excited for the weekend.
- thrilled大喜びの — They were thrilled with the new website.
- bored退屈した(自分が) — I'm bored. Let's go somewhere.
- boring退屈な(ものが) — The meeting was so boring I counted ceiling lights.
- exhaustedへとへとの — After the night shift, I'm exhausted.
- burned out燃え尽きた — I was burned out, so I took a week off.
- hypedアガってる・テンション高い — I'm so hyped for this concert.
- upset動揺して・怒って — Are you upset with me?
- heartbroken失恋して・傷心の — She was heartbroken after the breakup.
- homesickホームシックの — Two weeks in, I got really homesick.
- nostalgic懐かしい気持ちの — This song makes me so nostalgic.
- grateful感謝している — I'm grateful you gave me a chance.
- proud誇りに思う — I'm proud of you, man.
- stubborn頑固な — My dad is stubborn, and so am I.
- picky好みにうるさい — I'm picky about coffee.
- moody気分屋の — He's moody in the morning. Don't talk to him before ten.
- grumpy不機嫌な — Sorry I'm grumpy. I haven't eaten.
- clingyベタベタした・依存気味の — Is it clingy if I text her twice?
- salty根に持ってる・不機嫌な(スラング) — He's still salty about losing at cards.
- petty器が小さい・せこい — Unfollowing him over a joke was kind of petty.
- chill落ち着いた・ゆるい — My boss is pretty chill.
- hangry空腹でイライラした — Feed me before I get hangry.
- bummedがっかりした — I'm bummed the show got canceled.
- stokedめっちゃ嬉しい・アガる — I'm stoked you're coming!
- pumpedやる気満々の — I'm pumped for leg day.
- freaked outビビった・パニクった — I freaked out when I saw the bill.
- over itもううんざり・吹っ切れた — I'm over it. Let's move on.
- fed upうんざりして — I'm fed up with this slow Wi-Fi.
- in a good mood機嫌がいい — You're in a good mood today. What happened?
- lonely寂しい — Big cities can feel lonely.
- content満ち足りた — I'm content with a simple life.
- motivatedやる気がある — I'm more motivated in the morning.
- lazy怠けた・だるい — It's Sunday. I'm allowed to be lazy.
- determined決意した — I'm determined to understand movies without subtitles.
- desperate必死な・切羽詰まった — Don't sound desperate in the email.
- curious好奇心がある・気になる — Just curious, how did you two meet?
- suspicious怪しい・疑っている — That deal sounds suspicious.
- sketchy怪しい・ヤバそうな — That website looks sketchy. Don't put your card in.
- legit本物の・ちゃんとした — Is this guy legit?
- weird変な — Is it weird if I eat ramen for breakfast?
- creepy不気味な・キモい — That guy staring at us is creepy.
- cringe痛い・共感性羞恥 — His pickup line was so cringe.
- wholesomeほっこりする・健全な — That video of the dog and the baby is so wholesome.
- savage容赦ない・キレキレの — Her comeback was savage.
- toxic有害な・人を消耗させる — That workplace was toxic.
- humble謙虚な — He's rich but super humble.
- cocky調子に乗った — Don't get cocky. You won one game.
- shy人見知りの・恥ずかしがりの — I'm shy at first, then I don't stop talking.
- outgoing社交的な — You seem outgoing.
- introvert内向的な人 — I'm an introvert, but I love karaoke.
- extrovert外向的な人 — Extroverts love group chats.
- mixed feelings複雑な気持ち — I have mixed feelings about moving.
- guilty罪悪感がある — I feel guilty for not calling my mom.
- sore筋肉痛の・ヒリヒリする — My legs are so sore from yesterday.
- restlessそわそわした — I get restless if I don't move.
- patient我慢強い・気長な — Be patient with yourself. Listening takes time.
- impatientせっかちな — I'm impatient in lines.
- generous気前がいい — Thanks, that's really generous.
- cheapケチな・安い — Don't be cheap. Tip the guy.
- spoiled甘やかされた — The dog is so spoiled.
- reliable頼れる — She's the most reliable person on the team.
- flakyドタキャンしがちな・当てにならない — He's flaky. Make a backup plan.