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relaxed and not worried about antything start learning
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nervous, especially because you are expecting something unpleasant to happen anxious about something and not able to relax start learning
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Paul felt on edge about meeting Lisa.
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confident, happy, and active start learning
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He sounded like a perky little old man.
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radosny, pogodny, promienny, rozpromieniony start learning
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He seemed much brighter at the weekend.
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feelings of happiness and energy, especially when you are having fun dobry nastrój, świetny humor start learning
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Despite the rain, everyone was in high spirits.
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when someone feels calm and relaxed, especially after drinking alcohol start learning
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A stroll on the beach had put me in a very mellow mood.
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sad because you think the situation will not improve start learning
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She seemed a bit gloomy when we met up.
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unhappy and without much hope for the future start learning
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Illness of any sort can leave you feeling low.
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smutny, nieszczęśliwy, przybity start learning
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He seemed a bit down and I wanted to cheer him up.
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when someone is unusually quiet and possibly unhappy start learning
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Richard seems very subdued tonight.
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feeling a little ill or upset start learning
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I’ve been feeling a bit out of sorts today- I don’t know why.
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getting annoyed quickly or easily start learning
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I’m always more irritable when I’m tired.
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bad-tempered and easily annoyed zrzędliwy, marudzący, naburmuszony, narzekający start learning
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Mina’s always a bit grumpy first thing in the morning.
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in a bad temper, especially because you are tired zrzędliwy, gderliwy, marudny start learning
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I had a headache and was incredibly grouchy.
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zrzędliwy, gderliwy, marudny start learning
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She’s just tired and cranky.
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