英语词汇“@topic_feelings”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	@topic_feelings
释义	abashedadjective c2 abhorverb c2 abominableadjective c2 abominateverb c2 absorbedadjective c1 absorptionnoun c2 abusenoun c1 acrimoniousadjective c2 acrimonynoun c2 addictnoun c1 addictedadjective b2 adorationnoun c2 adoreverb b2 adoringadjective c2 adrenalinenoun c1 adriftadjective c2 affectionnoun c1 affectionateadjective c1 afraidadjective a1 aggressionnoun c1 aggressiveadjective b2 aghastadjective c2 agitateverb c1 agitatedadjective c1 agitationnoun c2 agogadjective c2 alarmnoun b2 alarmverb b2 alarmedadjective b2 aloneadjective b1 amazeverb b1 amazedadjective b1 amazementnoun b2 amorousadjective c2 amournoun c2 amusementnoun b2 angernoun b2 angerverb b2 angrilyadverb a2 angryadjective a1 annoyverb b1 annoyancenoun c1 annoyedadjective b1 annoyingadjective b1 antagonismnoun c2 antagonizeverb c2 anxietynoun b2 anxiousadjective b2 apathynoun c2 apoplecticadjective c2 appalledadjective c1 apprehensionnoun c2 apprehensiveadjective c1 approvalnoun b2 ardournoun c2 argueverb a2 argumentnoun a2 ashamedadjective b2 (as) pleased/proud as Punchidiom c2 (as) sick as a parrotidiom c2 astonishverb b2 astonishedadjective b2 astonishmentnoun c1 astoundverb c1 astoundedadjective c1 attractionnoun b1 awkwardadjective b2 badadjective b1 bashfuladjective c2 be a bag/bundle of nervesidiom c2 beamverb c2 be at your wits’ endidiom c2 be frightened/nervous/scared of your own shadowidiom c2 be/get (all) riled upidiom c2 be/get (all) steamed up (about/over something)idiom c2 belongverb b1 be lost for wordsidiom c1 be on edgeidiom c2 (be) on tenterhooksidiom c2 bereftadjective c2 berserkadjective c2 be scared/bored witlessidiom c2 besottedadjective c2 be starving (for something)idiom c2 be taken aback (by somebody/something)idiom c2 be tickled pinkidiom c2 bitteradjective b2 blanchverb c2 blazingadjective c2 blearyadjective c2 bleary-eyedadjective c2 blenchverb c2 blindsideverb c2 blissfuladjective c2 blitheadjective c2 bloomverb c2 blow a fuseidiom c2 blow/knock somebody’s socks offidiom c2 blow-upnoun c2 blueadjective c2 blushverb c1 body blownoun c2 boggleverb c2 boilverb c2 boreverb c1 borenoun c1 borednoun a1 boredomnoun b2 brain-deadadjective c2 breakverb c2 breathtakingadjective b2 bristleverb c2 brokenadjective c1 broken heartnoun c1 broken-heartedadjective c1 broodverb c2 broodyadjective c2 bumverb c2 bust-upnoun c2 buzznoun c1 caperverb c2 captureverb b2 careverb a2 carewornadjective c2 carry a torch for somebodyidiom c2 (catch/throw somebody) off balanceidiom c2 chafeverb c2 chagrinnoun c2 chatterverb c2 cheerfuladjective b1 cheeryadjective c2 chillnoun c2 chokedadjective c2 cholericadjective c2 chuffedadjective c2 chugverb c2 churnverb c2 cloudverb c2 cold sweatnoun c2 come aliveidiom c1 complainverb a2 confessverb b2 confessionnoun c1 confoundverb c2 confrontationaladjective c2 conscience-strickenadjective c2 consternationnoun c2 contemptnoun c1 contemptuousadjective c1 contentadjective c1 controversialadjective b2 cooladjective b2 cowedadjective c2 cowernoun c2 crankyadjective c2 crazyadjective a2 creepyadjective c2 crestfallenadjective c2 cringeverb c2 cringeworthyadjective c2 crossadjective c2 crotchetyadjective c2 crumpleverb c2 cryverb a2 curdleverb c2 curiousadjective b2 dead beatadjective c2 dejectedadjective c2 dejectionnoun c2 delightedadjective b2 deliriousadjective c2 demolishverb c2 depressedadjective b2 depressingadjective b2 depressionnoun b2 desirenoun b2 desolateadjective c1 desolationnoun c2 despairnoun c1 despairverb c1 desperateadjective b2 desperationnoun c2 despondencynoun c2 despondentadjective c2 detestverb c1 devastateverb c1 devotedadjective c1 devotionnoun c1 devourverb c1 diffidencenoun c2 diffidentadjective c2 disappointverb b2 disappointedadjective b1 disappointingadjective b1 disappointmentnoun b2 disapprovalnoun c1 discomfitverb c2 discomfiturenoun c2 discomfortverb c1 disconcertverb c2 disconcertedadjective c2 disconcertingadjective c2 disconsolateadjective c2 discontentnoun c1 discontentedadjective c1 disgraceverb c2 disgracefuladjective c2 disgruntledadjective c2 disgustnoun c1 disgustverb c2 disgustedadjective c1 disgustingadjective b2 disillusionedadjective c1 disinterestedadjective c2 dismaynoun c2 dismayverb c2 distressnoun c1 distressverb c1 distressedadjective c1 distressingadjective c1 disturbedadjective c1 dog-tiredadjective c2 doldrumsnoun c2 dolefuladjective c2 dotingadjective c2 downverb c2 downadjective b2 downcastadjective c2 downernoun c2 downheartedadjective c2 down in the dumpsidiom c2 down in the mouthidiom c2 drabadjective c2 dragnoun c2 drainedadjective c2 dreadverb c1 dreadnoun c1 dreadedadjective c2 dreadfuladjective b2 drearyadjective c2 droopverb c2 drowsyadjective c2 dryadjective c2 dulladjective b2 dumbfoundverb c2 dumbfoundedadjective c2 eageradjective c1 eagernessnoun c1 ecstaticadjective c1 edgyadjective c2 effervescentadjective c2 ejaculationnoun c2 elatedadjective c2 electricadjective c2 electrifyverb c2 embarrassedadjective b1 embarrassingadjective b1 embarrassmentnoun c1 embitterverb c2 embitteredadjective c2 emotionnoun b1 emotionaladjective b2 emptinessnoun c2 emptyadjective b2 enamouredadjective c2 enchantverb c2 engrossedadjective c2 enjoyverb a2 enjoymentnoun b2 enrageverb c2 enthuseverb c2 enthusiasmnoun b2 enthusiastnoun c1 envynoun c1 envyverb c1 exasperatedadjective c2 excitableadjective c2 exciteverb c1 excitedadjective b2 excitementnoun b1 exclamatoryadjective c2 exhaustedadjective b1 exhaustingadjective b2 exhaustionnoun c1 exhilarateverb c2 exhilaratedadjective c2 exhilarationnoun c2 explodeverb c2 explosiveadjective c2 exultverb c2 exultantadjective c2 failverb c1 faintnessnoun c2 famishedadjective c2 fancyverb b1 far from pleasedidiom c2 fascinatedadjective b2 fascinationnoun c1 fatiguenoun c1 fatiguedadjective c2 fearverb b1 fearfuladjective b2 fearsomeadjective c2 febrileadjective c2 fed upadjective b1 feellinking verb a1 feel goodidiom a2 feel-goodadjective b2 feelingnoun a1 fidgetverb c2 fidgetyadjective c2 fierceadjective c1 fieryadjective c2 fireverb c2 flabbergastedadjective c2 flapverb c2 flareverb c2 flare-upnoun c2 flatteringadjective c2 flinchverb c2 flipverb c2 flip your lididiom c2 float/walk on airidiom c2 floorverb c2 flopverb c2 flourishverb c1 flushverb c2 flushnoun c2 flusternoun c2 flutternoun c2 fly into a rage, temper, etc.idiom c2 fly off the handleidiom c2 foam at the mouthidiom c2 fondadjective c1 foolishadjective c1 for fear of something/of doing somethingidiom c1 forlornadjective c2 franticadjective c1 frazzledadjective c2 freakverb c2 freeze your bloodidiom c2 fretverb c2 fretfuladjective c2 frightnoun c1 frightenedadjective b1 frissonnoun c2 frozenadjective c1 frustrateverb c1 frustratedadjective c1 fulfilverb b2 fulfilledadjective c1 fumeverb c2 funnoun a1 furiousadjective b2 furynoun c1 gallverb c2 gallingadjective c2 galvanizeverb c2 gaspverb c1 get/have cold feetidiom c2 get/have the hots for somebodyidiom c2 gibberverb c2 giddyadjective c2 give somebody the creepsidiom c2 give your heart to somebodyidiom c2 gladadjective b1 gladdenverb c2 glareverb c1 glarenoun c1 glazeverb c2 gleenoun c2 gleefuladjective c2 gloomnoun c1 gloomyadjective c1 glowverb c2 glownoun c2 glowerverb c2 glued/riveted/rooted to the spotidiom c2 glued/riveted/rooted to the spotidiom c2 glumadjective c2 gnash your teethidiom c2 go ballisticidiom c2 go bananasidiom c2 gobbleverb c2 gobsmackedadjective c2 goggleverb c2 goggle-eyedadjective c2 go hot and coldidiom c2 go off on oneidiom c2 goose pimplesnoun c2 gorgeverb c2 go spareidiom c2 go through the roofidiom c2 grabverb c2 gratefuladjective b1 gratitudenoun c1 graveadjective c2 greednoun c1 greedyadjective b2 grief-strickenadjective c2 grieveverb c2 groggyadjective c2 gross-outnoun c2 gross-outadjective c2 grudgenoun c2 guiltnoun c1 guiltyadjective b1 guttedadjective c2 guzzleverb c2 hacked offadjective c2 hang-upnoun c2 happinessnoun b1 happyadjective a1 hateverb a1 hatenoun b1 hatrednoun c1 have a quick/short temperidiom c2 have got it badidiom c2 have hystericsidiom c2 head over heels in loveidiom c2 headyadjective c2 heartnoun b1 heartachenoun c2 heartbreaknoun c2 heartbreakingadjective c2 heartbrokenadjective c1 heart-rendingadjective c2 heartsickadjective c2 heavennoun b2 het upadjective c2 highly strungadjective c2 hit the roofidiom c2 hit/touch/strike a (raw/sensitive) nerveidiom c2 homesickadjective b2 homesicknessnoun c1 honornoun b2 honournoun b2 hooknoun c2 hopeverb a1 hopenoun a2 hopping madidiom c2 horrifiedadjective c1 horrifyverb b2 horrifyingadjective c1 horrornoun b1 horror-struckadjective c2 hostileadjective c1 hostilitynoun c1 hotadjective c1 hot-bloodedadjective c2 hot-temperedadjective c2 hot under the collaridiom c2 huffverb c2 huff and puffidiom c2 humdrumadjective c2 humiliateverb c1 humiliatingadjective c1 humiliationnoun c1 hungernoun b2 hungryadjective a1 huntedadjective c2 hurtverb b2 hyped upadjective c2 hyperadjective c2 hyperventilateverb c2 hysterianoun c1 hystericsnoun c2 idoladjective c1 idolatrousadjective c2 idolatrynoun c2 idolizeverb c2 idyllnoun c2 ignominiousadjective c2 ignominynoun c2 ill-temperedadjective c2 illuminateverb c2 illumineverb c2 in a (flat) spinidiom c2 in a huffidiom c2 incenseverb c2 incensedadjective c2 inconsolableadjective c2 indignantadjective c2 indignationnoun c2 indignitynoun c2 infatuatedadjective c2 infatuationnoun c2 in fear of your lifeidiom c2 inflamedadjective c2 infuriateverb c1 infuriatingadjective c1 in good heartidiom c2 inhibitedadjective c2 inhibitionnoun c2 inquisitiveadjective c1 insecureadjective c1 insecuritynoun c1 in seventh heavenidiom c2 interestnoun a1 intimidatedadjective c2 intoxicatedadjective c2 intoxicatingadjective c2 intrigueverb c1 intriguedadjective c1 invectivenoun c2 irascibilitynoun c2 irascibleadjective c2 irateadjective c2 irrepressibleadjective c2 irritateverb c1 irritatedadjective b2 isolationnoun c1 jauntyadjective c2 jealousadjective b1 jealousynoun b2 jittersnoun c2 jitteryadjective c2 joltnoun c2 joynoun b2 joyfuladjective c1 joyousadjective c2 jumpverb b1 jumpyadjective c2 keenadjective b1 keyed upadjective c2 knockverb c2 knock somebody sidewaysidiom c2 knotverb c2 lamentverb c2 lashverb c2 laughverb a1 laughnoun a1 lividadjective c2 loatheverb c1 loathsomeadjective c2 lonelinessnoun c1 lonelyadjective b1 lonernoun c2 lonesomeadjective c2 longingnoun c2 look/feel smallidiom c2 lose your heart (to somebody/something)idiom c2 lose your ragidiom c2 lovableadjective c1 lovenoun a1 loveverb a1 loved-upadjective c2 lovelessadjective c1 lovelornadjective c2 lovesickadjective c2 lovey-doveyadjective c2 lovingadjective c1 lugubriousadjective c2 lukewarmadjective c2 lurchverb c2 lurvenoun c2 lustnoun c2 madadjective b1 maddenverb c2 maddeningadjective c2 make somebody sickidiom c2 make somebody’s blood boilidiom c2 make somebody’s blood run coldidiom c2 make somebody’s dayidiom c1 make somebody’s toes curlidiom c2 make your flesh creepidiom c2 make your skin crawlidiom c2 manicadjective c2 marvelverb c1 melancholynoun c2 melancholyadjective c2 mellowadjective c2 meltingadjective c2 menacenoun c2 merrimentnoun c2 merryadjective c1 miffedadjective c2 mind-numbingadjective c2 miserableadjective b2 miserynoun c1 monotonousadjective c1 monotonynoun c2 moodnoun b2 moodyadjective b2 moonstruckadjective c2 moroseadjective c2 mortificationnoun c2 mortifyverb c2 mortifyingadjective c2 mournverb c2 mournfuladjective c2 munchiesnoun c2 nail-bitingadjective c2 nervenoun b2 nervousadjective a2 nervyadjective c2 nettleverb c2 neurosisnoun c2 nutsadjective c2 offendverb b2 OKadjective a1 on top of the worldidiom c1 on your conscienceidiom c2 open-mouthedadjective c2 outragenoun c1 outrageverb c1 overaweverb c2 overawedadjective c2 overexcitedadjective c1 overheatedadjective c2 overjoyedadjective c1 overprotectiveadjective c2 over the moonidiom c1 overtiredadjective c2 overwroughtadjective c2 painnoun a2 painfuladjective b1 palpitateverb c2 panicverb b2 paranoianoun c2 parchedadjective c2 passionnoun b1 passionateadjective b2 peckishadjective c2 pessimismnoun b2 pessimistnoun b2 petrifiedadjective c2 petrifyverb c2 phobianoun b1 pigverb c1 pineverb c2 piquenoun c2 pitynoun c1 pityverb b2 plaintiveadjective c2 pleasedadjective a2 pleasurenoun b1 poignancynoun c2 poignantadjective c2 poleaxeverb c2 ponderousadjective c2 popverb c2 pop-eyedadjective c2 predictableadjective c1 prickleverb c2 protectiveadjective c1 proudadjective b1 provocationnoun c2 provocativeadjective c1 provokeverb c1 psychedadjective c2 pull, tug, etc. at somebody's heartstringsidiom c2 puppy lovenoun c2 pushverb c1 put somebody on the spotidiom c2 quailverb c2 quakeverb c2 quarrelnoun c2 queasyadjective c2 quenchverb c2 querulousadjective c2 quick-temperedadjective c2 raceverb c2 radiancenoun c2 radiantadjective c2 ragenoun c1 rageverb c2 railverb c2 rankleverb c2 rantverb c2 rant and raveidiom c2 rantingsnoun c2 raptadjective c2 rattleverb c2 rattyadjective c2 raveverb c2 ravenousadjective c2 reclusenoun c2 reclusiveadjective c2 recoilverb c2 redadjective a2 red-facedadjective b1 regretnoun b2 regretfuladjective c2 rejoicingnoun c2 reliefnoun b2 relievedadjective b2 repelverb c2 repetitiveadjective b2 reproachverb c2 repugnancenoun c2 repugnantadjective c2 repulseverb c2 requiteverb c2 resentverb c1 resentfuladjective c1 resentmentnoun c1 retiringadjective c2 revoltverb c2 revulsionnoun c2 rileverb c2 rivetverb c2 roastverb c2 round-eyedadjective c2 rouseverb c2 routinenoun b1 routineadjective b2 rowverb c2 ruefuladjective c2 rutnoun c2 sadadjective a1 saddenverb c2 sadlyadverb a2 sadnessnoun b1 satisfiedadjective b2 satisfyverb b2 scarenoun b2 scaredadjective a2 scenenoun c2 scoffverb c2 screamverb b2 secureadjective b2 securitynoun b2 see redidiom c2 seetheverb c2 self-consciousadjective c1 self-effacementnoun c2 self-effacingadjective c2 self-esteemnoun c1 self-fulfilmentnoun c2 self-satisfactionnoun c2 self-satisfiedadjective c2 sensationnoun c1 sensationaladjective c1 sentimentnoun c1 sentimentaladjective c1 sepulchraladjective c2 seraphicadjective c2 shakeverb b2 shake in your boots/shoesidiom c2 shakenadjective c1 shamenoun b2 shamefacedadjective c2 shamefuladjective c2 shamingadjective c2 shatteredadjective c1 sheepishadjective c2 shirtyadjective c2 shiververb c1 shockverb b2 short-fusedadjective c2 short-temperedadjective c2 shriekverb c2 shrieknoun c2 shrinkverb c2 shudderverb c2 shyadjective b1 sick at heartidiom c2 sicknessnoun c2 sighverb c1 slakeverb c2 smileverb a2 smilenoun a2 smile/grin/beam from ear to earidiom c2 smirkverb c2 smirknoun c2 smittenadjective c2 smotherverb c2 snapverb c2 snarfverb c2 snarlverb c2 solitaryadjective c1 solitudenoun c2 sombreadjective c2 somebody’s blood is upidiom c2 somebody’s face is like thunderidiom c2 somebody’s heart is in their mouthidiom c2 somebody’s heart leapsidiom c2 something boggles the mindidiom c2 soreadjective c2 sorrownoun c1 sorrowfuladjective c2 sorryadjective a1 soulfuladjective c2 speechlessadjective c1 spentadjective c2 spikyadjective c2 spinelessadjective c2 spitverb c2 spleneticadjective c2 spookverb c2 squareadjective c2 staggerverb c2 staggeredadjective c2 staidadjective c2 startverb c2 startleverb c2 startledadjective c2 staticnoun c2 the heebie-jeebiesnoun c2 the williesnoun c2 steal somebody’s heartidiom c2 steamingadjective c2 stimulateverb c1 stingverb c2 stirverb c2 stir the bloodidiom c2 stokedadjective c2 stop/halt somebody in their tracksidiom c2 stormverb c2 stormyadjective c2 stressnoun a2 stressverb b2 stressedadjective b1 strifenoun c2 strung upadjective c2 stuffverb c2 stuffedadjective c2 stuffyadjective c2 stunverb c1 stupefactionnoun c2 stupefyverb c2 subduedadjective c2 suburbanadjective c2 sulkverb c2 sulknoun c2 sulkyadjective c2 sunnyadjective c1 surprisenoun a2 surpriseverb a2 surprisedadjective a2 surprisingadjective a2 sweep somebody off their feetidiom c2 switched onadjective c2 swoonverb c2 tantrumnoun c2 teaseverb b2 teed offadjective c2 tempernoun b2 temperamentaladjective c2 tenseadjective c1 terribleadjective a1 terrifyverb b2 terrifyingadjective b2 terrornoun b2 tetchyadjective c2 thankfuladjective c1 the feel-good factoridiom c2 thirstnoun b2 thirstyadjective a1 thrillnoun b2 thrillverb b2 thrilledadjective c1 throwverb c2 thunderousadjective c2 thunderstruckadjective c2 tightadjective c2 tight-lippedadjective c2 tiradenoun c2 tireverb c2 tiredadjective a1 tirednessnoun b1 togethernessnoun c2 tongue-tiedadjective c2 torridadjective c2 torturenoun c1 tortureverb c1 torturedadjective c2 tragicadjective b2 trembleverb c1 tremornoun c2 tremulousadjective c2 trepidationnoun c2 troublenoun b1 truculencenoun c2 truculentadjective c2 twinklenoun c2 twitchyadjective c2 uncomfortableadjective b2 unconcernedadjective c1 unconsolableadjective c2 underfedadjective c2 uneasenoun c2 uneasyadjective c1 unhappinessnoun b1 unhappyadjective a2 uninterestedadjective b2 unnerveverb c2 unnervingadjective c2 unrequitedadjective c2 upadjective c2 upliftedadjective c2 upsetadjective b1 upsetverb b1 upsettingadjective b2 uptightadjective c2 vexedadjective c2 wailverb c2 walk tallidiom c2 wearingadjective c2 wearisomeadjective c2 wearyadjective c2 weepverb c1 weepyadjective c2 whackedadjective c2 whirlverb c2 whoopverb c2 wide-eyedadjective c2 wiltverb c2 win somebody’s heartidiom c2 wiped outadjective c2 wiredadjective c2 with bated breathidiom c2 woebegoneadjective c2 woefuladjective c2 wolfverb c2 wondernoun b1 wonderfuladjective b1 wondermentnoun c2 wooverb c2 worked upadjective c2 wornadjective c2 worn outadjective c1 worriedadjective a2 worryverb a2 worrynoun b1 worshipnoun c1 worshipverb c1 wretchedadjective c2 wryadjective c2
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