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a feeling of great sadness usually because someone died or smth terrible happened to you start learning		sorrow
extreme sadness especially because someone you love died start learning		grief
an unpleasant and upsetting experience that affects you for a long time, extreme shock start learning		trauma
very sad without interest in life start learning		down in the dumps
unhappy start learning		down in the mouth
feeling a little ill or upset start learning		out of sorts
unhappy/ someone who doesn't talk a lot start learning		glum
when someone loses someone close by death start learning		bereavement
extreamly sad after someone you love died or left start learning		broken-hearted
feeling very sad because of something that has happened start learning		grief-stricken
upset so much its difficult to deal with start learning		knocked sideways
being shocked or upset to the point of feeling weak start learning		knocked for six
be very upset about something start learning		take something hard
extreamly dissapointed bcs something unpleasant or dissapointing happened start learning		be in the bits
to be in a bad condition/not working well start learning		fall into pieces
in a bad condition, being unable to deal with problems start learning		fall apart
make someone sad, unhappy, tired start learning		get down
to make someone less happy or hopeful about something start learning		cast a shadow over
feeling very sad start learning		with a heavy heart
feeling that you want to cry start learning		a lump in the throat
to have your eyes filled with tears start learning		well up
suddenly begin to cry start learning		burst into tears
move around a place in a sad, slow way, being unhappy start learning		mope around
seem to enjoy being sad to get sympathy from others start learning		wallow in
force yourself to stop being nervous, frightened or sad start learning		pull yourself together
seeming lonely and unhappy start learning		forlorn
extreamly unhappy bcs you feel sad, cold, lonely, badly treated start learning		miserable
very unhappy or ill, feeling guilty of doing something start learning		wretched
nervous, expecting something unpleasant to happen start learning		on edge
relaxed start learning		chilled
happy, active start learning		chirpy
confident, happy, active start learning		perky
to seem cheerful, full of energy start learning		bright
being happy, energized, having fun start learning		in high/ good spirits
feeling calm and relaxed usually after drinking alcohol) start learning		mellow
feeling sad, thinking things wont improve, depressed start learning		gloomy
being unhappy withouth any hope in the future start learning		feeling low
unhappy or sad start learning		feeling down
being unusually quiet, possibly unhappy start learning		subdued
getting annoyed quickly or easily start learning		irritable
bad-tempered, easily annoyed start learning		grumpy
bad-tempered, easily annoyed bcs you are tired start learning		grouchy
bad-tempered, strange start learning		cranky
a statement in which sb complains about sth start learning		complaint
complain formally to someone, write it down start learning		make a complaint
make a complaint formally start learning		lodge / file
to say that uou are annoyed, not satified, unhappy about smth start learning		complain
to complain in an annoying way start learning		moan
used informally to say that someone complains start learning		have a moan
to keep complaining in an unhappy way start learning		grumble
to keep complaining in an unhappy way start learning		gripe
to keep complaining in an unhappy way start learning		whinge
to keep complaining in an unhappy way, can be refered to a person who complains too much start learning		grouch
to keep complaining in an unhappy way start learning		kvetch
someone who complains about smth but does it anyways start learning		huff and puff
complain loudly start learning		kick a fuss
speak quickly, unclearly due to emotions start learning		gabble/babble/jabber
say in a soft quiet voice in positive situations start learning		murmur
to speak in a low voice to indicate worry/anger start learning		mutter
speak slowly but unclearly with long vowel sounds start learning		drawl
to suddenly start talking/crying start learning		burst out
to talk quickly in short confused phrases in anger/surprise start learning		splutter
to shout loudly in a deep voice start learning		bellow / bawl
very high, loud sound bcd yiu are afraid, excited, in pain, angry start learning		shriek, screech
long loud cry bcs u are unhappy, in pain start learning		howl, wail
lower softer sound because of enjoyment, pain, anger start learning		groan/moan
to try extremely hard (too hard) to achieve something start learning		bust a gust
ability to give sensible amout of time and effort to your job work and life work start learning		work-life balance
work hard without stopping when its boring, tiring, difficult start learning		slog
a lot of physical or mental effort start learning		exertion
physical or mental effort needed to achieve smth start learning		effort
work to the extreme to achieve smth start learning		sweat blood
hard work with physical effort needed start learning		elbow grease
try harder, more then necessary to achieve smth start learning		go the extra mile
putting a lot of effort as well and carefully as you can start learning		conscientious
working with a lot of effort start learning		industious
a person working with a lot of effort start learning		hard-working
working very hard without rest start learning		have your head down
working very hard at sth and not stopping start learning		kepp your nose to the grindstone
trying hard, in panic, not effectively start learning		run around like a headless chicken
being busy but not achieving anyting start learning		running round in circles
working hard in panic not effectively start learning		chasing your tail
be very busy or too busy start learning		have your hands full
to say that a situation is full of work, busy start learning		it's all go
have a large number of problems or work start learning		have a lot on your plate
be very busy, usually on your feet start learning		rush/run off your feet
be very busy with smth start learning		up to your eyes/neck/ears
doing smth in a slow, relaxed way, without hurry start learning		leisurely
a pause or rest from a difficult situation start learning		respite
making you feel healthier or stronger start learning		restorative
to relax and do nothing start learning		kick back/chill out/laze around
to relax and not do much start learning		take it easy
to relax, with your feet supported on smth start learning		put your feet up
get back to your strengh and energy again start learning		recharge your batteries
rest and relax after hard work start learning		wind down
to stop for a short time to have rest or eat start learning		take a break
a period of time when you are not doing anything tiring start learning		rest/relaxation
a rude way of saying smn is doing nothing start learning		sat back around on their ass
to not make any effort to help someone with work start learning		didn’t lift a finger
formal for laziness, a very slow animal start learning		sloth
lazy, not active start learning		slothful
extremely lazy start learning		bone idle
not working, being still start learning		idle
notliking work/physical activity, not making much effort to do anything start learning		laziness, lazy
someone who avoids work bcs they dont like it start learning		work-shy
someone who is lazy, spends time watching tv start learning		couch potato
lazy person start learning		lazybones/slacker/layabout
argument full of anger and/or excitement start learning		heated
be angry and looking for someone to fight/punish start learning		on the warpath
looking very angry start learning		a face like a thunder
smth that makes you extremely angry start learning		make your blood boil
suddenly become very angry start learning		lose your temper/ lose it/ lose their rag
suddenly become very angry start learning		hit the roof/ see red/ go ballistic
formal for furious start learning		apoplectic/ incandescent
a feeling of great anger or shock start learning		outrage
feeling emotion (anger) so strongly that you are shaking start learning		seething
very angry bcs you think u are treated unfarily start learning		incensed/ irate
very angry start learning		furious
angry bc u are hungry start learning		hangry
angry and surprised bcs smth is wrong or not fair start learning		indignant
angry and surprised because you feel insulted or unfairly treated start learning		aggrieved
make someone angry by opposing their plans/orders start learning		cross
slightly angry start learning		irritated/annoyed
someone who is less popular than others like them start learning		lesser-known
not famous, not known about start learning		little known/unknown
not well known and usually not very important start learning		obscure
well known for something bad or evil start learning		infamous, notorious
famous and widely knwon for great achievements start learning		illustrious
attracting a lot of public attention, usually deliberately start learning		high-profile
famous, important, respected in their field of study start learning		eminent
important, easily seen start learning		prominent
very famous and admired start learning		legendary
known and admired for skill, achievement or quality start learning		noted, celebrated, renowned
cruel and enjoying making other people suffer start learning		sadistic
deliberately nasty to someone in order to hurt/ upset them start learning		spiteful, malicious
often talking in a way that shows you are angry start learning		sharp tounge
someone who says unkind things about other people start learning		catty
unkind/unpleasant about other people start learning		bitchy
someone who doesnt care bout feelings/needs/comfort of others start learning		inconsiderate
not taking other peoples feelings into consideration start learning		thoughtless
likely to upset or embarrass someone without intending to start learning		tactless
not polite or friendly start learning		churlish
behaving and speaking in a way that is socially unacceptable start learning		uncouth
talking rudely and offensively especially about sex start learning		coarse/ vulgar
rude, not showing respect start learning		insolent
rude and not respectful towards someone older/more important start learning		impertinent
inpolite, unrespectful start learning		discourteous
someone who gets annoyed or offended easily start learning		pricky
rude and unkind start learning		abrasive
likely to cause arguments or make ppl angry start learning		confrontational
someone who likes to argue and does it often start learning		argumentative
bad tempered and unfriendly start learning		surly
angry or silent bcs life has been unfair to you start learning		sullen
be rude bcs you feel bad tepmpered start learning		be like a bear with a sore head
become easily offended or angry because you think you have been treated badly in the past start learning		a chil on the shoulder
not having patience with presumalby stupid people start learning		not suffer fools gladly
someone getting angry easily start learning		a short fuse
happy, enjoable, pleasant start learning		jolly
friendly and happy start learning		jovial
someone who is happy and makes the difficult bearable start learning		a ray of sunshine
not likely to upset or embarrass other people start learning		tactful
friendly and easy to talk to start learning		approachable
friendly, welcoming to visitors start learning		hospitable
give help and support during tough time start learning		a pillar of strengh
be fundamentally good start learning		dont have a mean bone in your body
very kind and generous start learning		big hearted/ a heart of gold
not easily upset, annoyed, or worried start learning		easy going
relaxed, seeming not to be worried start learning		laid back
someone who likes the same things as you or behaves the same way you do start learning		someone after your heart
someone who has the ability to understand other peoples feelings and problems start learning		empathetic
abolity to understand other peoples feelings and problems start learning		empathy
someone who is nice and easy to like start learning		likable
show something (emotions) that you were trying to keep secret start learning		give away
delibeartely not allowing yourself to show feelings or emotion start learning		bottle up
to stop yourself from feeling or showing feeling or emotion start learning		hold back
try hard to achieve something(eg. not show tears) start learning		to fight back
keep smth (tears) under control start learning		hold in
used in speech to tell someone to control their emotions start learning		get a grip
pretend that you are happy when its the opposite start learning		put (on) a brave face/front
to show yout true feeling openly start learning		wear your heart on you sleeve
get rid of your high emotions, while bringing no harm start learning		let off steam
tell somene all of your feelings, secret ones too start learning		pour your heart out
make something clear, not trying to hide it start learning		make no secret of
to stop yourself from showing your feelings start learning		suppress
hide yout feelings or the truth start learning		conceal
to show feelings that you are trying to hide start learning		betray
a radiated feeling is a very noticeable one start learning		radiate
express feelings of anger, hatred by doing something violent start learning		give vent to smth/vent
not reaction to situations, no emotions or excitement start learning		stolid
face or look that shows no emotions start learning		blank
not showing any emotions or reactions start learning		impassive
face or voice not showing feelings or thoughts start learning		expressionless
showing very clearly what you feel and think start learning		expressive
willing to show your emotiona/ actions start learning		demonstrative
to show or tell what you are feeling or thinkng by using words, looks or action start learning		express

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