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B1 · Feelings & personality (3)

B1 · Sentimentos e personalidade (3)

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    upset(adjective)

    /ˌʌpˈset/

    chateado

    unhappy or disappointed because of something unpleasant that has happened

    There's no point in getting upset about it.

    Não adianta ficar chateado com isso.

    I understand how upset you must be feeling.

    Sinônimosdisturbedagitatedannoyedperturbeddistressed
    Antônimoscalmpeacefulcontenthappypleased
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    sensible(adjective)

    /ˈsensəbl/

    sensato

    able to make good judgements based on reason and experience rather than emotion; practical

    It would be sensible to take an umbrella.

    Seria sensato levar um guarda-chuva.

    She's a sensible sort of person.

    Sinônimosreasonablelogicalrationalwisepracticalprudentjudicious
    Antônimosfoolishunreasonableirrationalabsurdsillyimprudentnonsensical
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    wonder(noun)

    /ˈwʌndər/

    admiração, encanto, deslumbramento

    a feeling of surprise and admiration that you have when you see or experience something beautiful, unusual or unexpected

    The children watched the fireworks in wonder.

    As crianças assistiram aos fogos de artifício deslumbradas.

    Sinônimosmarvelmiracleaweamazementastonishmentprodigy
    Antônimosexpectationordinarinesscommonplace
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    relaxed(adjective)

    /rɪˈlækst/

    relaxado

    calm and not anxious or worried

    He appeared relaxed and confident before the match.

    Ele parecia relaxado e confiante antes da partida.

    I'm feeling more relaxed about the future now.

    Sinônimoscalmat easelaid-backunhurriedpeacefultranquilrestful
    Antônimostenseanxiousstressednervousagitatedworried
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    respect(noun)

    /rɪˈspekt/

    respeito

    a strong feeling of approval of somebody/something because of their good qualities or achievements

    Children should show respect for their parents and teachers.

    As crianças devem mostrar respeito pelos pais e professores.

    Sinônimosadmirationesteemregardvenerationdeferencehonorappreciation
    Antônimosdisrespectdisdaincontemptdisregardscorn
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    proud(adjective)

    /praʊd/

    orgulhoso

    feeling pleased and satisfied about something that you own or have done, or are connected with

    Her parents are very proud of her.

    Os pais dela estão muito orgulhosos dela.

    proud parents

    Sinônimospleasedhonoredgratifieddelightedcontentarrogantconceited
    Antônimosashamedhumblemodestdisappointedunassuming
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    mood(noun)

    /muːd/

    humor

    the way you are feeling at a particular time

    Some addicts suffer violent mood swings if deprived of the drug.

    Alguns viciados sofrem mudanças violentas de humor se forem privados da droga.

    She's in a good mood today (= happy and friendly).

    Sinônimosfeelingstate of mindtemperdispositionhumorspirit
    Antônimosapathyimpassivity
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    relaxing(adjective)

    /rɪˈlæksɪŋ/

    relaxante

    helping you to rest and become less anxious

    a relaxing evening with friends

    uma noite relaxante com amigos

    Tell me what really happened.

    Sinônimoscalmingsoothingrestfulpeacefultranquil
    Antônimosstressfultenseanxiousagitating
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    shy(adjective)

    /ʃaɪ/

    tímido

    nervous or embarrassed about meeting and speaking to other people

    She's very shy with adults.

    Ela é muito tímida com adultos.

    As a teenager I was painfully shy.

    Sinônimosbashfultimidretiringreserveddiffidentintroverted
    Antônimosoutgoingconfidentboldassertiveextroverted
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    lonely(adjective)

    /ˈləʊnli/

    solitário

    unhappy because you have no friends or people to talk to

    As I didn't speak the language I grew lonelier and lonelier.

    Como eu não falava a língua, fiquei cada vez mais solitário.

    She lives alone and often feels lonely.

    Sinônimosisolatedalonesolitarylonesomeforsakendesolate
    Antônimossocialsurroundedaccompaniedtogetherpopularfriendly
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    pleasure(noun)

    /ˈpleʒər/

    prazer

    a state of feeling or being happy or satisfied

    It gives me great pleasure to introduce our guest speaker.

    É com grande prazer que apresento o nosso orador convidado.

    She took pleasure in shocking her parents.

    Sinônimosenjoymentdelightjoygratificationsatisfaction
    Antônimosdispleasurepainsorrowmiserysuffering
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    silly(adjective)

    /ˈsɪli/

    bobo

    showing a lack of thought, understanding, or judgement

    My grandpa and I made a silly face to cheer mom up.

    Meu avô e eu fizemos uma careta boba para animar a mamãe.

    Sinônimosfoolishridiculousabsurdnonsensicalfrivolouschildishgoofywacky
    Antônimosserioussensiblereasonablewiseintelligentlogicalpractical
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    passion(noun)

    /ˈpæʃn/

    paixão

    a very strong feeling of love, hate, anger, enthusiasm, etc.

    Politics and philosophy were his lifelong passions.

    Política e filosofia eram suas paixões de toda a vida.

    Sinônimoszealfervorardorenthusiasmdevotionintensityeagernessdesire
    Antônimosapathyindifferencedisinterestlethargyunconcern
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    reaction(noun)

    /riˈækʃn/

    reação

    what you do, say or think as a result of something that has happened

    Does the counselor agree with Ha's reactions?

    O conselheiro concorda com as reações de Ha?

    Sinônimosresponsereplyanswercounteractionfeelingsentiment
    Antônimosapathyindifferencepassivitynonreaction
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    mad(adjective)

    /mæd/

    furioso, bravo

    very angry

    She was mad that he forgot her birthday.

    Ela ficou furiosa porque ele esqueceu o aniversário dela.

    Sinônimosangryfuriousenragedupsetirate
    Antônimoshappycalmcontentpleased
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    spirit(noun)

    /ˈspɪrɪt/

    espírito

    the part of a person that includes their mind, feelings and character rather than their body

    Her spirit was strong despite her illness.

    Seu espírito era forte apesar de sua doença.

    Sinônimossoulessencemoraleenergy
    Antônimosbodyapathydespair
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    talent(noun)

    /ˈtælənt/

    talento

    a natural ability to do something well

    She has a natural talent for music.

    Ela tem um talento natural para a música.

    Sinônimosaptitudegiftskillabilityknack
    Antônimosinabilityweaknessincapacitylack
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    talented(adjective)

    /ˈtæləntɪd/

    talentoso

    having a natural ability to do something well

    She is a talented musician.

    Ela é uma musicista talentosa.

    Sinônimosgiftedskilledaccomplishedexpertcapable
    Antônimosuntalentedincompetentunskilledinept