Люди: характер англійською — B2, 462 слова

1. a broken heart

   розбите серце

   Deep sadness you feel when someone you love does not love you back.

   She had a broken heart after her boyfriend left her.

2. addicted

   залежний від

   Liking something so much that you cannot stop doing it.

   My brother is addicted to playing video games.

3. admiration

   захоплення

   A feeling of liking and respecting someone very much because they are good at something.

   She has great admiration for her teacher because he is very kind and smart.

4. admire

   поважати

   To think someone is very good and respect them because of their qualities.

   I admire my teacher because she is kind and smart.

5. adventurous

   авантюрний; сміливий; ласий до пригод

   Someone who likes to try new and exciting things and is not afraid of danger.

   My friend is adventurous and always wants to travel to new countries.

6. affection

   ніжність

   A feeling of liking or loving someone very much.

   She showed affection to her children by hugging them.

7. aggressive

   агресивний

   Showing a strong wish to fight or attack other people.

   He became aggressive and started shouting at everyone in the room.

8. aggressively

   агресивно

   In a way that shows you want to fight or be angry with someone.

   He spoke aggressively to his friend during their argument.

9. amazement

   здивування

   A strong feeling of surprise when something unexpected happens.

   She looked at the gift with amazement on her face.

10. ambition

    амбіція

    A strong feeling you have when you want to succeed and do great things.

    His ambition is to become a doctor and help sick people.

11. ambitious

    амбіційний

    A person who wants to work hard and succeed at important goals.

    She is ambitious and wants to become a doctor.

12. amused

    розважений

    Happy and laughing because something is funny.

    The children were amused by the clown's silly jokes.

13. amusement

    веселість

    A feeling of happiness and enjoyment when something is funny or entertaining.

    The children laughed with amusement when the clown did silly tricks.

14. anger

    гнів

    A strong feeling when you are not happy about something.

    She felt anger when he was rude to her.

15. anxiety

    хвилювання

    A feeling of worry or fear about something that might happen.

    She felt anxiety before her first day at school.

16. anxious

    нетерплячий; який прагне (чогось)

    You want something very much and feel excited about it.

    She is anxious to start her new job next week.

17. anxiously

    занепокоєно

    In a worried way, feeling nervous about something that might happen.

    She anxiously waited for the test results.

18. appeal

    привабливість

    The quality that makes someone interesting and attractive to other people.

    The actor's appeal comes from his charm and kindness.

19. appreciate

    цінувати

    To think that someone or something is good and important.

    I appreciate my teacher because she helps me learn.

20. appreciation

    вдячність

    The feeling of being grateful and thankful for something someone does for you.

    She showed her appreciation by saying thank you to her teacher.

21. approval

    схвалення

    When someone thinks you are good and agrees with what you do.

    She gave her approval to his idea because she thought it was excellent.

22. approve

    схвалювати

    To think that someone or something is good and acceptable.

    My parents approve of my new boyfriend.

23. arrogant

    зарозумілий

    Someone who thinks they are better than other people and does not respect them.

    He is arrogant and always brags about how smart he is.

24. artistic

    творчий

    Good at making or creating beautiful things like art, music, or design.

    Her artistic talent showed at an early age.

25. astonished

    здивований

    Very surprised by something unexpected.

    She was astonished when she won the prize.

26. astonishing

    дивовижний

    Surprising you very much, because it is unusual or special.

    She has an astonishing ability to remember every detail.

27. astonishment

    здивування

    A strong feeling of surprise when something unexpected happens.

    She looked at the gift with astonishment on her face.

28. at ease

    спокійно і комфортно

    Feeling calm, comfortable, and relaxed without worry or nervousness.

    She felt at ease when she sat down with her close friends.

29. aware

    обізнаний

    Knowing or understanding something; noticing what is happening around you.

    I am aware that I need to study more for my exam.

30. bad-tempered

    вередливий, злий

    A person who gets angry very easily and is not nice to other people.

    My grandfather is bad-tempered in the mornings before he drinks his coffee.

31. balanced

    справедливий

    Fair and equal to all people; not favoring one side more than another.

    The balanced teacher treats all students the same way.

32. be a bad/good influence (on sb)

    мати добрий/поганий вплив

    To make someone behave better or worse by the way you act.

    My older sister is a good influence on me because she studies hard and I study hard too.

33. be a piece of cake

    бути легким

    Something is very easy to do.

    The English test was a piece of cake because I studied hard.

34. be ashamed of sb

    соромитися за когось

    To feel bad or embarrassed because someone you know did something wrong or stupid.

    I was ashamed of my brother when he was rude to the teacher.

35. be attracted to sb

    подобатися комусь

    To like someone and find them nice or interesting.

    She is attracted to him because he is kind and funny.

36. be conscious of/that

    усвідомлювати

    Know or realize that something is happening or true.

    She is conscious that people are looking at her.

37. be familiar with sth/sb

    бути знайомим з

    Know someone or something well because you have met or used them many times.

    I am familiar with this restaurant because I eat here every week.

38. be hard on sb

    бути суворим до когось

    To be very strict or unkind to someone and criticize them a lot.

    My teacher is hard on us, but she wants us to do our best.

39. be in a mood

    бути в поганому настрої

    Feel angry or unhappy and not want to talk to people.

    My sister is in a bad mood today because she did not sleep well.

40. be in favour of sth

    підтримувати щось

    To like or support something; to think something is good.

    I am in favour of having more time to play outside.

41. be obsessed by/with sb/sth

    бути одержимим кимось/чимось

    To think about someone or something all the time because you like them very much.

    She is obsessed with her favourite singer and listens to his music every day.

42. be sick of sth

    набридло, набрид

    You do not like something anymore because you have experienced it too many times.

    I am sick of eating the same food every day.

43. be sure of sth

    бути впевненим у чомусь

    To feel confident and certain that something is true or will happen.

    I am sure of my decision to learn English.

44. be sure of yourself

    бути впевненим у собі

    To believe in yourself and feel confident about what you can do.

    When you take the test, be sure of yourself and do your best.

45. be tempted

    спокушатися

    To want to do something that you know is not good for you.

    I was tempted to eat all the chocolate cake, but I stopped myself.

46. be too proud (to do sth)

    бути надто пихатим

    To think you are too good or important to do something.

    She was too proud to ask for help when she needed it.

47. be under the impression

    мати помилкове переконання

    Think or believe something, but you might be wrong about it.

    I was under the impression that the meeting was on Monday, but it was actually on Tuesday.

48. be unfamiliar with sth

    не знати чогось

    Not know about something or have never experienced it before.

    I am unfamiliar with this type of food because I have never tried it.

49. be/get carried away

    захопитися

    To become so excited or interested in something that you lose control of yourself.

    She got carried away while shopping and spent all her money.

50. bear

    терпіти

    To accept or deal with something difficult or unpleasant without complaining.

    I cannot bear the noise from the construction site next to my house.

51. belief

    переконання

    Something you think is true.

    She has a strong belief that hard work is important.

52. believe in sth/doing sth

    вірити в

    To think that something or someone is good and important.

    I believe in helping other people.

53. belong

    почуватися на своєму місці

    To feel happy and comfortable in a place because it is right for you.

    She belongs in that group because everyone likes her and she is happy there.

54. betray

    видати, зрадити

    To tell someone's secret or hurt someone who trusts you.

    My friend betrayed me by telling everyone my private secret.

55. bitter

    озлоблений; ображений

    Angry and unhappy about something bad that happened to you.

    She felt bitter after losing her job unfairly.

56. blush

    червоніти

    To become red in the face because you feel shy or embarrassed.

    She blushed when her friend told everyone about her mistake.

57. bold

    сміливий

    Brave and not afraid to do difficult or dangerous things.

    She was bold enough to speak in front of the whole class.

58. boldly

    сміливо

    In a brave and confident way, without fear or worry.

    She boldly raised her hand to ask a question in class.

59. boost

    підйом, піднесення

    Something that makes you feel more confident and happy.

    Winning the game gave him a big boost.

60. bored/frightened/scared, etc. to death

    страшно/дуже нудно

    Very, very bored, frightened, or scared — the strongest way to say it.

    I was so bored to death during the long meeting that I almost fell asleep.

61. bored/scared/worried, etc. stiff

    страшенно знуджений/переляканий/стривожений

    Very bored, scared, or worried — much more than normal.

    I was scared stiff when I saw the big dog running towards me.

62. bossy

    авторитарний

    Someone who likes to tell other people what to do.

    My older sister is very bossy and always tells me what games to play.

63. bother

    турбувати

    To worry or make someone feel anxious or uncomfortable about something.

    The loud noise doesn't bother me because I wear headphones.

64. bothered

    стурбований; занепокоєний

    Feeling annoyed or worried about something.

    I was bothered by the loud noise outside my window.

65. bravery

    мужність

    The quality of being brave and not afraid when you face danger or problems.

    The firefighter showed great bravery when he saved the child from the burning house.

66. break sb's heart

    розбити комусь серце

    To make someone very sad by ending a romantic relationship with them.

    When he left her, it broke her heart.

67. break the ice

    розтопити лід

    Do something to make people feel comfortable and friendly with each other.

    We played a game to break the ice at the new students' meeting.

68. bright

    кмітливий

    Smart and able to learn things quickly and easily.

    She is a bright student who always understands the lessons.

69. brilliantly

    блискуче

    In a very smart and clever way that shows great ability.

    She solved the maths problem brilliantly and got full marks.

70. calm down (sb) or calm (sb) down

    заспокоїти

    To help someone become less angry, upset, or excited.

    The teacher calmed down the children after the exciting game.

71. calmly

    спокійно

    In a quiet and peaceful way without worry or anger.

    She spoke calmly to the scared child.

72. can tell

    можна побачити, видно

    You can understand or know something about a person from what you see or hear.

    I can tell she is happy because she is smiling.

73. can't face sb/sth/doing sth

    не можу змусити себе

    You do not want to do something because it is difficult or unpleasant.

    I can't face going to work today because I am very tired.

74. can't take sth

    не переносити щось

    You cannot accept or deal with something unpleasant or annoying.

    I can't take the noise in this office anymore.

75. capable

    спроможний

    Able to do something well and skillfully.

    She is a very capable teacher who explains things clearly.

76. capable of sth/doing sth

    здатний, спроможний

    You are capable of something when you are able to do it well.

    She is capable of speaking three languages fluently.

77. capacity

    здатність

    The ability or power to do something or understand something.

    She has a great capacity to learn new languages quickly.

78. carelessly

    недбало; неуважно

    Without thinking or paying attention to what you are doing.

    He carelessly left his keys on the table and forgot them.

79. carelessness

    недбалість

    The quality of not paying attention or not being careful about what you do.

    Her carelessness caused her to forget her keys at home.

80. caring

    турботливий

    Showing that you love and want to help people and animals.

    My mother is very caring and always helps me when I am sad.

81. casually

    неофіційно

    In a relaxed and not formal way, without serious effort or planning.

    She casually mentioned that she was moving to a new city.

82. cautious

    обережний

    A person who is careful and does not take risks.

    She is cautious when crossing the street, so she always looks both ways.

83. certainty

    впевненість

    The feeling of being completely sure about something.

    She answered the question with certainty because she studied hard.

84. chance

    ризик

    The possibility that something bad might happen.

    There is a chance of rain tomorrow.

85. charm

    привабливість

    A nice quality that makes people like you and want to spend time with you.

    She has charm and everyone wants to be her friend.

86. cheat

    обманювати

    To act dishonestly or unfairly to get what you want.

    He cheated on the test by copying his friend's answers.

87. cheeky

    нахабний

    Someone who is cheeky is a little bit rude or disrespectful in a funny way.

    My little brother gave me a cheeky smile when he took my chocolate.

88. cheer up (sb) or cheer (sb) up

    підбадьорити

    To make someone happy when they feel sad or unhappy.

    She was sad, so I told her a funny joke to cheer her up.

89. cheerful

    веселий

    Happy and making other people happy too.

    She has a cheerful smile that makes everyone feel good.

90. cheerfully

    весело, радісно

    In a happy and positive way, showing good mood and positivity.

    She cheerfully greeted her friends at the party.

91. childish

    дитячий

    Silly and not serious, like a child would be.

    He made childish jokes at the meeting.

92. chill out

    розслабитися

    To relax and stop worrying about things.

    After a stressful day at work, I like to chill out at home with a cup of tea.

93. clumsy

    незграбний

    A person who is clumsy moves in a way that is not smooth and breaks things.

    My brother is clumsy and often drops his plate at dinner.

94. comfort

    комфорт

    A feeling of being relaxed and happy when you are not in pain or worried.

    The soft pillow gives me comfort when I sleep.

95. comfortable

    спокійний

    Feeling calm and without worries or problems.

    She feels comfortable with her new friends.

96. command

    знання, володіння

    A strong knowledge or understanding of a subject or skill.

    She has a good command of the English language.

97. commitment

    відданість

    A promise to stay loyal and help someone or something for a long time.

    She has a strong commitment to her family and always helps them.

98. communicative

    комунікабельний

    Someone who likes to talk and share their thoughts and feelings with other people.

    My friend is very communicative and always tells me about her day.

99. competitive

    азартний; який любить змагатися

    A person who wants to win and be better than other people.

    My sister is very competitive and always wants to win at games.

100. concern

     турбота

     A feeling of worry or fear about something.

     She has a concern about her son's health.

101. concerned

     занепокоєний

     Worried or nervous about something that might be a problem.

     I am concerned about my test tomorrow because I did not study enough.

102. confidence

     впевненість

     The feeling that you are good at something and sure you can do it.

     She has confidence in her ability to speak English well.

103. confidently

     впевнено

     In a way that shows you believe in yourself and your abilities.

     She confidently walked into the room and introduced herself to everyone.

104. confuse

     збивати з пантелику

     To make someone unable to think clearly or understand something.

     The difficult maths problem confuses me.

105. confusion

     плутанина

     When you do not understand something because it is unclear or mixed up.

     There was confusion in the classroom because the teacher gave two different instructions.

106. congratulate

     вітати, поздоровляти

     To tell someone they did something good and you are happy about it.

     Everyone congratulated him on the new job.

107. content

     задоволений

     Happy and satisfied with your life and not wanting anything more.

     She felt content after finishing her work.

108. convinced

     переконаний

     Feeling very sure that something is true or that someone is right.

     I am convinced that this is the best way to do it.

109. cool down/off (sb/sth) or cool (sb/sth) down/off

     заспокоїтися

     To become calm again after feeling angry or upset.

     After the argument, she needed time to cool down before talking to him.

110. cooperative

     спільний, готовий до співпраці

     Willing to work together with other people and help them.

     My cooperative classmates helped me finish the group project.

111. courage

     сміливість

     The ability to be brave and do things even when you are afraid.

     She had the courage to speak in front of the class even though she was nervous.

112. courtesy

     ввічливість

     Polite and kind behaviour towards other people.

     She showed courtesy by saying please and thank you.

113. coward

     боягуз

     A person who is afraid and does not do brave things.

     He is a coward because he will not fight.

114. cowardly

     боязливий

     Afraid to do brave or difficult things; not having courage.

     He was too cowardly to speak up in front of the big group.

115. crazy

     дико злий

     Very angry and upset about something.

     My father was crazy when he saw the broken window.

116. creatively

     творчо

     In a way that uses your imagination to make new and interesting things.

     She decorated her room creatively with colourful drawings and handmade decorations.

117. creativity

     творчість

     The ability to make new ideas and think of different ways to do things.

     She shows creativity when she paints beautiful pictures.

118. credit

     похвала

     Praise or approval given to someone for doing something good or successful.

     She deserves credit for winning the competition.

119. cruelly

     жорстоко

     In a way that hurts or causes suffering to other people on purpose.

     He spoke cruelly to his friend and made her very sad.

120. cruelty

     жорстокість

     When someone hurts or is mean to other people or animals on purpose.

     The teacher said that hitting animals is cruelty and we must be kind instead.

121. curiosity

     цікавість

     A strong desire to know or learn about something new.

     The child's curiosity about animals made her ask many questions.

122. dare (to) do sth

     наважитися

     To be brave enough to do something that is difficult or scary.

     She dared to ask the teacher a difficult question in class.

123. dear

     дорогий; любий

     A person who is dear is someone you love and care about very much.

     My dear friend has helped me through difficult times.

124. deceive

     обманювати

     To tell someone something that is not true to make them believe a lie.

     She deceived him by saying she was sick when she actually went to a party.

125. decent

     чесний

     A decent person is honest and does what is right.

     He is a decent man who always tells the truth.

126. decisive

     рішучий

     A decisive person makes quick, firm choices without waiting or changing their mind.

     She is decisive and always knows what to do in difficult situations.

127. deep

     глибокий

     A deep feeling is very strong and sincere.

     She has a deep love for her family.

128. deep down

     насправді в душі

     What you really feel or believe inside, even if you don't show it.

     Deep down, I know she is a kind person, even when she acts angry.

129. delight

     радість

     A feeling of great happiness and joy about something.

     The children felt delight when they saw the birthday cake.

130. depressing

     гнітючий

     Making you feel very sad and unhappy.

     The sad movie was depressing and made me cry.

131. depression

     депресія

     A feeling of great sadness and unhappiness that lasts for a long time.

     After her dog died, she experienced depression for several months.

132. depth

     глибина

     How serious or deep someone's feelings or thoughts are.

     She spoke with great depth about her love for music.

133. desirable

     бажаний

     A person who is attractive and that many people want to be with or spend time with.

     She is a desirable person because she is kind and funny.

134. desire

     бажання

     A strong feeling that you want something very much.

     She has a strong desire to become a teacher.

135. despair

     відчай

     A feeling of losing hope and believing things cannot get better.

     After failing the test, she felt despair because she thought she could never pass.

136. desperate

     розпачливий

     Feeling very sad and hopeless because you think a bad situation will not improve.

     She felt desperate when she lost her job and had no money.

137. desperately

     відчайдушно

     Trying very hard to do something because you need it very much.

     She desperately wanted to pass the test, so she studied every day.

138. determination

     наполегливість

     The strong desire and effort to succeed and achieve your goals.

     Her determination to learn English helped her pass the exam.

139. determined

     рішучий

     Having a strong wish to succeed and not giving up easily.

     She is determined to learn English and studies every day.

140. devoted

     відданий

     Someone who is devoted loves and cares deeply about a person or activity.

     She is a devoted mother who spends all her time with her children.

141. disapprove

     не схвалювати

     To think something is bad or wrong and show you do not like it.

     My parents disapprove of me staying out late at night.

142. disgrace

     ганьба

     A situation when people lose respect for you because you did something bad.

     His criminal behaviour brought disgrace to his family.

143. dishonest

     нечесний

     A dishonest person does not tell the truth and cannot be trusted.

     He was dishonest about his age on the application form.

144. dishonesty

     нечесність

     The quality of not being honest; telling lies or trying to trick people.

     His dishonesty made his friends stop trusting him.

145. dislike

     не любити

     A feeling of not liking something or someone; when you do not enjoy or like something.

     I dislike spicy food because it hurts my mouth.

146. disorganized

     неорганізований

     A person who is not good at planning and keeping things in order.

     My brother is disorganized and always loses his keys and homework.

147. dissatisfaction

     невдоволення

     A feeling of not being happy or pleased with something.

     His dissatisfaction with the job made him want to find a new one.

148. dissatisfied

     незадоволений

     Not happy or pleased with something or someone.

     She was dissatisfied with her new phone because it was broken.

149. distinguished

     поважний, вшанований

     Looking or acting in a way that shows you are important and respected.

     The distinguished professor gave a speech at the university.

150. distressing

     сумний, засмучуючий

     Making someone feel very sad, worried, or upset.

     It was distressing to see my friend so unhappy.

151. doubt

     сумніватися

     To feel unsure or not confident about something.

     I doubt he will come to the party because he seemed uninterested.

152. doubtful

     невпевнений

     Not sure or certain about something; having doubts.

     I am doubtful about whether I can finish this work today.

153. down

     сумний

     Feeling sad or unhappy about something.

     She feels down because her friend moved away.

154. draw

     привертати

     To make someone interested in something or want to come to a place.

     The free food draws many people to the event.

155. drive sb mad/crazy, etc.

     дратувати когось

     Make someone very angry or annoyed.

     The loud noise drives me crazy.

156. dynamic

     енергійний

     A person who is dynamic is always active, energetic, and does things with enthusiasm.

     She is a dynamic teacher who makes her lessons fun and interesting.

157. eager

     нетерпеливий

     Very happy and excited to do something.

     She is eager to start her new job.

158. eagerly

     з нетерпінням

     In a way that shows you want to do something very much.

     The children waited eagerly for their birthday presents to arrive.

159. eagerness

     нетерпіння

     The feeling of really wanting to do something very much.

     The child's eagerness to play outside was clear from his big smile.

160. educated

     освічена людина

     Having learned a lot of things through school and study.

     She is an educated person who reads many books.

161. embarrassment

     сором

     A feeling of shame or discomfort when people look at you or laugh at you.

     She felt embarrassment when she tripped and fell in front of her classmates.

162. emotion

     почуття

     A strong feeling that you have inside, like happiness, sadness, or anger.

     When she saw her friend, her emotion of joy was very clear.

163. emotional

     емоційний

     Someone who has or shows strong feelings like happiness, sadness, or anger.

     She became emotional when she heard the sad news.

164. emotionally

     емоційно

     In a way that shows your feelings like happiness, sadness, or anger.

     She spoke emotionally about losing her pet dog.

165. encouraging

     підбадьорливий; заохочувальний

     Making you feel positive and confident.

     My teacher gave me encouraging words before the test.

166. endure

     витримати

     To continue living or existing even when something is difficult or bad.

     She endured many hardships but never gave up hope.

167. energetic

     енергійний

     Full of energy and always busy doing things or moving around.

     My energetic son plays football every day and never gets tired.

168. enjoyment

     задоволення

     The good feeling you have when you like something or have fun.

     She gets a lot of enjoyment from playing with her friends.

169. entertaining

     потішний; розважальний

     Someone who is fun and makes people laugh and enjoy time together.

     She is an entertaining person who always tells funny stories at parties.

170. enthusiasm

     ентузіазм

     A strong feeling of interest and excitement about something you like.

     She has great enthusiasm for playing tennis.

171. enthusiastic

     захоплений; сповнений ентузіазму

     Showing that you like something very much and feel excited about it.

     She was enthusiastic about her new job and smiled every day.

172. enthusiastically

     з великим ентузіазмом

     With great interest and excitement about something you really like or want to do.

     She enthusiastically jumped up and down when she heard she won the prize.

173. envy

     заздрити

     To wish you had what another person has.

     I envy my friend because she has a new bicycle.

174. evil

     злий

     A person who is evil is very bad and does cruel or harmful things to others.

     The evil man hurt people and did bad things.

175. exhausting

     виснажливий

     Making you very tired and wanting to rest.

     Talking to many people all day is exhausting.

176. exhaustion

     виснаження

     The state of being very tired and having no energy left.

     After running for an hour, I felt complete exhaustion.

177. expectation

     очікування

     A belief that something will happen or that someone will do something.

     My expectation is that she will arrive on time tomorrow.

178. expert

     експерт

     A person who knows a lot about one thing and is very good at it.

     She is an expert in cooking and makes delicious meals.

179. face

     зважитись на

     To accept or deal with something difficult or unpleasant.

     She has to face her fear of speaking in public.

180. face up to sth

     прийняти реальність

     To accept that something difficult or bad is true and deal with it.

     She had to face up to the fact that she failed her test.

181. faith

     віра

     A strong belief that someone or something is good and can be trusted.

     I have faith in my teacher because she always helps me learn.

182. faithful

     вірний

     Always staying loyal to someone and never leaving them.

     She is a faithful friend who always helps me.

183. fall for sb

     закохатися в когось

     To start to like or love someone very much.

     She fell for him when they first met at the party.

184. fall out

     посваритися

     To stop being friends with someone because you had an argument.

     My sister and I fell out about money, but we are friends again now.

185. fame

     слава

     Being known and liked by many people everywhere.

     The singer achieved fame after her popular song became a hit.

186. fascinated

     зачарований

     Very interested in something and wanting to know more about it.

     She is fascinated by animals and watches nature documentaries every day.

187. fascinating

     цікавий, захоплюючий

     Someone or something that is very interesting and catches your attention.

     My grandmother tells fascinating stories about her life when she was young.

188. favourable

     сприятливий

     Showing that you like or approve of someone or something.

     The teacher gave a favourable opinion about the student's work.

189. fear

     боятися

     To feel worried or nervous about something that might happen.

     I fear that I will be late for class.

190. fed up

     дуже розчарований

     You feel tired and angry because something bad happens many times.

     I am fed up with waiting for the bus every day.

191. feel

     відчувати

     To know or understand something about yourself or your situation.

     I feel that I made the right decision.

192. feel different/strange, etc.

     відчувати

     To have a particular emotion or physical sensation in your body.

     I feel happy when I see my friends.

193. feeling

     думка

     What you think or believe about something.

     My feeling is that we should go to the beach tomorrow.

194. fierce

     лютий

     A fierce person is very angry and aggressive, and can hurt other people.

     The fierce dog barked and tried to bite the mailman.

195. figure

     персона

     A person who is important or famous in some way.

     She is a famous political figure.

196. figure out sth/sb or figure sth/sb out

     розібратися в людині

     To understand someone's character or what someone is like.

     I couldn't figure her out at first, but now I know she is very kind.

197. fill sb with anger/joy/pride, etc.

     наповнити когось гнівом/радістю/гордістю

     Make someone feel a strong emotion like anger, happiness, or pride.

     Her child's success filled her with pride.

198. fond

     любить, бути прихильним

     You are fond of someone or something when you like them very much.

     She is very fond of her grandmother.

199. fool

     дурень

     A person who does not understand things well or makes silly mistakes.

     He is a fool because he did not study for the test.

200. foolish

     дурний

     Not intelligent; doing things that are not smart or sensible.

     It was foolish to go outside without an umbrella in the rain.

201. foolishly

     по-дурному; нерозважливо

     In a silly or stupid way, without thinking carefully.

     He foolishly forgot his passport and missed his flight.

202. force

     сила

     The power or strength to make someone do something they do not want to do.

     He had the force of personality to convince everyone to agree with his idea.

203. freedom

     свобода

     The right to do what you want without anyone stopping you.

     Children have the freedom to choose their own games at school.

204. friendliness

     дружелюбність

     The quality of being kind, warm, and pleasant to other people.

     The friendliness of the hotel staff made our stay very enjoyable.

205. frighten

     лякати

     To make someone feel fear or sudden surprise.

     The loud noise will frighten the baby.

206. frustration

     розчарування

     A feeling of being annoyed or upset when something does not go the way you want.

     She felt frustration when she could not open the door.

207. furious

     дуже сердитий

     Very angry; feeling or showing extreme anger.

     My mother was furious when I broke her favourite cup.

208. furiously

     люто

     Doing something with a lot of anger and strong emotion.

     She was arguing furiously with her brother about the broken toy.

209. generosity

     щедрість

     The quality of being kind and giving things to other people.

     My grandmother showed great generosity by sharing her food with us.

210. generously

     щедро

     In a way that shows you like to give things to other people.

     She generously shared her lunch with her hungry friend.

211. gentleman

     ввічливий чоловік

     A man who is polite, respectful, and has good behaviour.

     He is a true gentleman because he always says please and thank you.

212. gently

     ласкаво

     In a soft, kind, and careful way without being rough or loud.

     She spoke gently to the scared child to make them feel safe.

213. get on sb's nerves

     дратувати когось

     To annoy or bother someone and make them feel angry or unhappy.

     My brother gets on my nerves when he plays loud music in the morning.

214. get sb down

     засмучувати когось

     To make someone feel sad or unhappy.

     The bad weather gets me down.

215. get the feeling/idea/impression, etc.

     відчувати, складати враження

     To start to think or believe something, usually without being told directly.

     I get the feeling that she is not happy with me.

216. go off sth/sb

     втратити інтерес

     To stop liking someone or something; decide you don't want them anymore.

     I used to love chocolate, but I've gone off it lately.

217. go red

     почервоніти від сорому

     Your face becomes red because you feel embarrassed or shy.

     She went red when everyone looked at her in class.

218. greatness

     велич

     The quality of being very good, important, or excellent at something.

     She showed greatness as a leader by helping many people.

219. greedy

     жадібний; захланний

     Wanting more food, money, or things than you need.

     The greedy child wanted all the candy for himself.

220. grief

     глибокий сум

     A very strong feeling of sadness that you have when someone you love dies.

     After her grandmother died, Sarah felt deep grief for many months.

221. guilt

     почуття провини

     A bad feeling you have when you do something wrong.

     I felt guilt after I broke my friend's toy.

222. guts

     мужність

     Courage and bravery to do something difficult or dangerous.

     She had the guts to speak up in front of the whole class.

223. happily

     охоче

     With pleasure, and because you want to.

     She happily helped her friend with homework.

224. hard

     жорсткий

     A person who is hard is not kind and does not care about other people's feelings.

     My teacher is hard, but she makes us work very well.

225. harmony

     згода

     A peaceful and friendly feeling when people get along well together.

     The family lived in harmony because everyone was kind and respected each other.

226. haunt

     переслідує (в думках)

     To stay in your mind and make you sad, as a bad memory does.

     The sad memory of losing his dog still haunts him.

227. honestly

     чесно

     In a way that is truthful and not lying.

     I honestly think you are a good friend.

228. honesty

     чесність

     The quality of being truthful and not telling lies.

     She showed great honesty by admitting she broke the vase.

229. honour

     честь

     The respect and admiration people have for you when you do good things.

     She earned great honour by helping many people in her community.

230. hopefully

     сподіваюся; хочеться вірити

     In a way that shows you want something good to happen.

     She looked hopefully at the sky, waiting for the rain to stop.

231. hopeless

     безнадійний у чомусь

     Very bad at doing something; not able to do something well.

     I am hopeless at cooking, so I always eat out.

232. horror

     жах

     A strong feeling of fear and shock when something bad or scary happens.

     She felt horror when she saw the accident on the road.

233. humour

     почуття гумору

     The ability to find things funny and make people laugh.

     She has a good sense of humour and always makes her friends laugh.

234. icy

     холодний, байдужий

     Very cold and unfriendly; showing no warm feelings or emotions.

     She gave him an icy stare and refused to speak to him.

235. idea

     думка

     A thought or opinion that you have in your mind about something.

     She has good ideas about how to solve the problem.

236. identify with sb/sth

     відчувати спільність з

     To feel that you are similar to someone or understand their feelings very well.

     I identify with the main character in the movie because we both love music.

237. identity

     ідентичність; особистість

     Who you are, the things that make you different from other people.

     My identity includes my name, my family, and where I come from.

238. idiot

     дурень

     A person who is not intelligent or who does silly things.

     He forgot his keys again — what an idiot!

239. image

     імідж

     The way people see or think about you; what people believe about your personality.

     He wants to have a good image at work, so he is always polite and professional.

240. impatient

     нетерплячий

     Easily annoyed when you have to wait for something.

     My impatient brother gets angry when the food is not ready quickly.

241. impatiently

     нетерпляче

     In a way that shows you want something to happen quickly and cannot wait.

     She tapped her foot impatiently while waiting for the bus.

242. impolite

     неввічливий

     Not polite; not showing good manners or respect to other people.

     It is impolite to talk loudly in a library.

243. impress

     вразити

     To make someone feel admiration or respect for you by doing something good.

     She impressed her teacher with her excellent homework.

244. impressed

     вражений

     You feel pleased and admire someone because they did something good or special.

     I was impressed by how well she played the piano.

245. impression

     враження

     What you think or feel about someone or something when you first meet them.

     I had a good impression of the new student on her first day.

246. in good/high/low, etc. spirits

     у гарному настрої

     Feeling happy or sad; how you feel emotionally.

     She is in good spirits after winning the game.

247. in honour of sb/sth

     на честь когось/чогось

     You do something to show respect and admiration for a person or thing.

     We organized a party in honour of our teacher's retirement.

248. in sb's eyes

     на думку когось

     The way someone thinks about or sees another person.

     In my mother's eyes, I am always her little child.

249. independence

     самостійність

     The ability to do things by yourself without help from other people.

     She is happy with her independence because she can cook her own meals.

250. inexperienced

     недосвідчений

     Not having done something many times before; new at doing something.

     She is inexperienced at teaching, so she is learning how to be a good teacher.

251. influence

     вплив

     The power to make someone do or think something.

     My older sister has a big influence on my choices.

252. inner

     внутрішні почуття

     Your inner feelings are the emotions and thoughts you have inside yourself.

     She has strong inner confidence that helps her face difficult situations.

253. innocent

     невинний

     A person who has not had experience of something bad or wrong.

     The innocent child did not understand what the adults were talking about.

254. innocently

     наївно

     In a way that shows you did not know something was wrong or bad.

     She innocently asked if he had a girlfriend, not knowing they had just broken up.

255. inside

     всередину, у серці

     A feeling or emotion that you have in your heart or mind about something.

     She felt a happy feeling inside when she saw her friend.

256. inspiration

     натхнення

     A good idea or feeling that helps you create or do something new.

     The beautiful sunset was my inspiration for painting.

257. inspire

     надихати

     To make someone feel encouraged and want to do something good or great.

     Her teacher's words inspired her to work harder in school.

258. intellectual

     інтелектуальний

     A person who enjoys thinking, learning, and understanding ideas and knowledge.

     My brother is intellectual and loves reading books about science and philosophy.

259. intelligence

     розум

     The ability to learn, understand, and think about things.

     She has high intelligence and does very well in school.

260. irresponsible

     безвідповідальний

     Not careful about doing what you should do; not thinking about problems you cause.

     He is irresponsible because he never does his homework or helps his family.

261. irritated

     роздратований

     A little angry or annoyed about something.

     She was irritated when her friend was late again.

262. irritating

     дратівний

     Making someone feel annoyed or angry.

     My brother is irritating because he always bothers me.

263. jealous

     заздрісний

     Feeling unhappy when someone else has something you want.

     She feels jealous when her friend gets a new toy.

264. jealously

     ревниво

     In a way that shows you are unhappy when someone you love likes another person.

     She watched jealously as her boyfriend talked to the other girl.

265. joy

     радість

     A strong feeling of great happiness and pleasure.

     She felt joy when she saw her family after a long time.

266. kindness

     доброта; добросердечність

     Being nice and helpful to other people.

     She showed kindness by helping her friend carry heavy bags.

267. know better (than to do sth)

     бути розумнішим

     You understand that something is wrong, so you do not do it.

     She knows better than to talk to strangers.

268. laziness

     лінь

     The quality of not wanting to work or do things; being very tired and slow.

     His laziness meant he never finished his homework on time.

269. learn

     змінювати поведінку

     To change how you behave by practice and experience.

     Children learn to be polite by watching their parents.

270. let sb down or let down sb

     розчарувати

     To disappoint someone by not doing what you promised to do.

     I promised to help you move, but I let you down because I got sick.

271. liar

     брехун

     A person who does not tell the truth.

     He is a liar because he said he did his homework but he did not.

272. life

     енергія

     The energy and enthusiasm that a person has to do things and enjoy activities.

     She has so much life in her; she is always happy and excited.

273. live for sth/sb

     жити для

     To think that something or someone is the most important thing in your life.

     She lives for her children and does everything for them.

274. look down on sb

     зневажати когось

     To think that someone is not as good or important as you.

     She looks down on people who do not have a university degree.

275. look up to sb

     поважати когось

     To respect and admire someone because they are good at something.

     I look up to my teacher because she is very kind and smart.

276. lose interest/patience, etc.

     втратити інтерес/терпіння

     Stop having or caring about something you had before.

     He started learning piano but lost interest after two months.

277. lose your temper

     розлютитися

     To become very angry suddenly and show it in a bad way.

     She lost her temper when her son broke her favourite cup.

278. love

     любов

     A strong feeling of caring very much about someone or something.

     She loves her family very much.

279. loyal

     вірний

     You always support and stay with someone you care about.

     My dog is very loyal and follows me everywhere.

280. loyalty

     вірність

     The quality of always supporting and being true to a person or group.

     The dog showed great loyalty to his owner by staying by his side.

281. make a fool (out) of sb

     висміювати когось

     To make someone look silly or stupid in front of other people.

     When he tripped and fell, his friends laughed and made a fool of him.

282. make a fool of yourself

     виглядати дурнем

     Do something silly or embarrassing that makes people laugh at you.

     If you dance badly at the party, you will make a fool of yourself.

283. mature

     зрілий; дорослий

     Behaving like an adult; responsible and sensible.

     My older sister is very mature for her age.

284. mean

     злий, недобрий

     Not kind or nice to other people.

     He is a mean person who never helps his friends.

285. mental

     розумовий

     Relating to the mind or thinking, or when someone seems crazy or strange.

     He has some mental health problems that make it hard for him to work.

286. mentally

     психічно

     In a way related to your thoughts and feelings in your mind.

     She felt mentally tired after the long exam.

287. miserable

     нещасний

     Very sad and unhappy.

     She felt miserable after her friend moved away.

288. misery

     нещастя

     A feeling of being very sad and unhappy.

     After his dog died, he felt great misery for many weeks.

289. motivated

     мотивований

     Having a strong reason or desire to do something well.

     She is motivated to study hard for her exam.

290. motivation

     мотивація

     The reason why you want to do something or work hard.

     She has the motivation to study hard because she wants to become a doctor.

291. move

     зворушити

     To make someone feel strong emotions like sadness or happiness.

     The sad movie moved me to tears.

292. moving

     зворушливий

     Making you feel strong emotions such as sadness or happiness.

     That was a moving story about a family helping a sick child.

293. name

     репутація

     What people know you for; how people think about you.

     She has a good name as a reliable worker.

294. nasty

     злий

     An angry and unkind person who says or does bad things to hurt others.

     He was nasty to me when I asked him a question.

295. nature

     характер

     The kind of person someone is; how someone behaves and feels usually.

     She has a kind nature and helps people every day.

296. naughty

     неслухняний

     A child or person who does not listen and behaves badly.

     The naughty boy refused to eat his vegetables.

297. needs

     потребує, потреби

     Things a person must have or do to be healthy and happy.

     Everyone needs food, water, and sleep to stay healthy.

298. nerves

     нервозність

     The feeling when you are worried or afraid about something.

     I have nerves before my exam tomorrow.

299. nervously

     нервово

     In a worried or anxious way; showing you are not calm or confident.

     She nervously waited for her test results.

300. nicely

     гарно, приємно

     In a pleasant and friendly way that is kind and good.

     She smiled nicely and helped her friend with the problem.

301. not believe your ears

     не вірити своїм вухам

     To be very surprised because you hear something unexpected or shocking.

     When I heard I won the lottery, I could not believe my ears!

302. nuisance

     набридлива людина

     A person who annoys or bothers you by doing annoying things.

     My little brother is such a nuisance when he keeps asking me questions.

303. objective

     неупереджений

     Not affected by your own feelings or opinions; fair and honest.

     A good teacher tries to be objective when giving grades to students.

304. obsession

     одержимість

     When you think about something or someone all the time and cannot stop thinking about it.

     She has an obsession with collecting stamps; she thinks about it every day.

305. offence

     образа

     A feeling of hurt or anger because someone said or did something rude to you.

     She took offence when her friend forgot her birthday.

306. offend

     образити

     To make someone feel upset or hurt by saying or doing something unkind.

     I didn't mean to offend you with my comment.

307. offensive

     образливий

     Rude or unkind, and hurting other people's feelings.

     His offensive comments about her appearance made her very sad.

308. optimistic

     оптимістичний

     Someone who believes that good things will happen in the future.

     She is optimistic that she will get the job.

309. organized

     організований

     Someone who is good at planning things and keeping everything in order.

     She is very organized and always knows where her things are.

310. outrageous

     обурливий

     Very shocking or offensive in a way that is unacceptable or surprising.

     It is outrageous that he was so rude to his mother.

311. pain

     страждання

     A bad feeling in your heart or mind that makes you very sad or unhappy.

     She felt great pain after her grandmother died.

312. painful

     болісний

     Making you feel very sad or upset.

     It was painful to say goodbye to my best friend.

313. panic

     паніка

     A sudden strong feeling of fear that makes it hard to think clearly.

     She felt panic when she could not find her child in the store.

314. passion

     пристрасть

     A very strong feeling of love or deep interest in something.

     She has a passion for playing the piano.

315. passionate

     закоханий, пристрасний

     Having very strong feelings or emotions about something you like very much.

     She is passionate about playing football.

316. passionately

     з великою любов'ю

     Doing something with very strong feelings and a lot of energy.

     She passionately loves playing the guitar.

317. passive

     пасивний

     A person who does not do things or take action; they wait and let others do things.

     He is very passive and never speaks his opinion in meetings.

318. patience

     терпіння

     The ability to stay calm and not get angry when something takes a long time.

     She has patience with her children when they learn new things slowly.

319. patiently

     терпляче

     In a calm way, waiting for something without getting angry.

     She patiently waited in the line at the store.

320. peaceful

     миролюбний

     A peaceful person does not like fighting or arguing with other people.

     She is a peaceful person who always tries to solve problems without violence.

321. peacefully

     спокійно

     In a calm and quiet way, without fighting or being angry.

     She sat peacefully in the garden and read her book.

322. personality

     характер

     The qualities and characteristics that make a person different from others.

     Maria has a friendly personality and makes friends easily.

323. pessimistic

     песимістичний

     Always thinking bad things will happen; not hopeful about the future.

     My friend is pessimistic about passing the test because she did not study.

324. petrified

     нажаханий

     Very scared or afraid of something.

     She was petrified when she saw the big spider in her room.

325. pity

     співчуття

     A feeling of sadness and care for someone who has a problem or is unhappy.

     I feel pity for my friend because his dog is very sick.

326. play a joke/trick on sb

     жартувати з кимось

     To do something funny to surprise someone and make them laugh.

     My friend played a joke on me by hiding my keys.

327. point

     думка, спостереження

     An important idea or opinion that someone wants to tell you about.

     She made a good point about saving money for the future.

328. point of view

     думка

     What you think or believe about something.

     My point of view is that we should help other people.

329. politeness

     ввічливість

     The quality of being kind and respectful to other people.

     She thanked the waiter with politeness and a smile.

330. poor

     поганий; слабкий (у чомусь)

     Not good at doing something; having no skill or ability in something.

     He is a poor swimmer and cannot swim very well.

331. positive

     позитивний

     A positive person is happy and thinks good things will happen.

     She has a positive attitude and always smiles at work.

332. positively

     оптимістично

     In a way that shows you believe good things will happen or that you are happy.

     She smiled positively about her new job and felt excited to start.

333. potential

     можливості

     The ability or possibility to become successful or develop in the future.

     She has great potential to become a good teacher.

334. pour sth out or pour out sth

     розповідати про почуття

     To tell someone about your feelings or problems because you want help or support.

     She poured out her worries to her best friend.

335. preference

     уподобання; перевага

     Something you like or want more than other things.

     My preference is chocolate ice cream, but vanilla is good too.

336. pressure

     тиск

     Stress or worry that you feel when you must do something difficult or important.

     She feels pressure because she has a big exam next week.

337. pretend

     удавати

     To act like something is true when it is not really true.

     My daughter likes to pretend she is a doctor.

338. pride

     гордість

     A happy feeling when you do something good or when someone you know does something good.

     She felt great pride when her son graduated from school.

339. priority

     пріоритет

     The thing that is most important to you and that you think about first.

     My family is my priority, so I spend time with them every day.

340. proudly

     гордо

     With a feeling of happiness and satisfaction about something you did well.

     She smiled proudly when her daughter won the school prize.

341. put off sb or put sb off (sb/sth/doing sth)

     відштовхувати

     To make someone not want to do something or not like someone because they are unpleasant.

     His rude behaviour put me off going to the party.

342. put up with sth/sb

     терпіти; миритися з

     To accept something bad or annoying and not complain about it.

     I have to put up with my noisy neighbour every day.

343. puzzled

     збентежений

     Confused and not understanding something.

     I was puzzled when I couldn't find my keys.

344. qualified

     кваліфікований

     A person who has the skills and knowledge needed to do a job well.

     She is a qualified teacher because she finished her training.

345. quality

     риса характеру

     A characteristic or feature that a person has, like being kind or honest.

     Honesty is an important quality in a good friend.

346. racism

     расизм

     The belief that some people are better or worse because of their skin colour or where they come from.

     Racism is wrong and hurts many people in our communities.

347. rage

     лють

     A very strong feeling of anger that someone has.

     He felt a rage inside him when someone treated him badly.

348. react

     реагувати

     To say or do something because of what another person does or says.

     When I told her the good news, she reacted with a big smile.

349. reaction

     реакція

     How someone feels or behaves when something happens to them.

     When I told her the good news, her reaction was to smile and jump with joy.

350. readily

     охоче

     In a way that shows you are happy and willing to do something.

     She readily agreed to help her friend with the project.

351. realistic

     реалістичний

     Accepting what is really true or possible, not hoping for things that cannot happen.

     She is realistic about her test score because she did not study much.

352. reasonable

     справедливий

     Fair and not asking for too much; treating people in a kind and fair way.

     My teacher is very reasonable and listens to my problems.

353. reasonably

     розумно

     In a way that shows good thinking and understanding; sensible and fair.

     She made a reasonably good decision by listening to different ideas before choosing.

354. reckon

     думати

     To think or believe that something is true or will happen.

     I reckon she is a very kind person.

355. regret

     шкодувати

     To feel sad or sorry about something you did or did not do.

     I regret eating all the biscuits before you arrived.

356. reject

     відкидати

     To refuse to accept someone or not want them in your group or life.

     He felt sad when his friends rejected him because of his different interests.

357. relief

     полегшення

     A good feeling you have when something bad stops or a problem ends.

     When the test was finished, I felt relief because I was very worried.

358. relieved

     полегшено

     Happy and calm because something bad did not happen or a problem is finished.

     I was relieved when the exam was over.

359. rely on/upon sb/sth

     покладатися на

     To trust someone or something to help you or do what you need.

     I rely on my mother to help me with my homework.

360. reputation

     репутація

     What people think and say about you based on how you behave.

     She has a good reputation because she is kind and honest.

361. respect

     поважати

     To think someone is good and important, and to value their ideas and feelings.

     I respect my teacher because she is kind and smart.

362. respectable

     поважний

     A person who behaves well and follows good rules that society likes.

     He is a respectable man because he always tells the truth and helps others.

363. respected

     шанований; поважаний

     Admired by people who think you are very good.

     My teacher is a respected person because she helps all her students learn well.

364. responsible

     відповідальний

     A person who makes good choices and does what they should do.

     She is a responsible student who always does her homework.

365. revenge

     помста

     Doing something bad to someone because they did something bad to you.

     He wanted revenge after his friend broke his toy.

366. risk

     ризикувати

     To try or do something even when something bad might happen.

     She risked losing her job by speaking the truth.

367. risky

     небезпечний

     Something risky has a good chance of causing harm or going wrong.

     It is risky to ride a bicycle without a helmet.

368. rusty

     підзабутий (про навички)

     Not good at something because you have not done it for a long time.

     My English is rusty because I have not practiced for many years.

369. sadly

     сумно

     In a way that shows you are not happy or feel bad about something.

     Sadly, my friend moved to another country.

370. sadness

     сум

     The feeling you have when you are unhappy or something bad happens.

     She felt sadness when her pet dog died.

371. satisfaction

     задоволення

     A happy feeling when you get what you want or do something well.

     She felt great satisfaction after finishing her painting.

372. satisfy

     задовольнити

     To make someone happy by giving them what they want or need.

     A good meal satisfies my hunger.

373. secure

     впевнений

     Feeling confident and not worried about yourself or what other people think.

     She feels secure when her friends are with her.

374. self-confidence

     впевненість у собі

     The feeling that you are good at things and can do things well.

     She has self-confidence, so she is not afraid to speak in class.

375. self-confident

     впевнений у собі

     Believing in yourself and your abilities; feeling sure you can do things well.

     She is self-confident, so she is not afraid to speak in class.

376. sensation

     відчуття

     A feeling or emotion that you experience in your body or mind.

     She had a strange sensation of happiness when she saw her friend.

377. sense

     розум

     Good judgment and ability to understand what is right or sensible in a situation.

     She has good sense and always makes wise decisions.

378. sensitive

     вразливий

     A person who gets upset or sad easily when someone says or does something unkind.

     She is sensitive, so you must be careful with your words around her.

379. severe

     суворий

     A person who is severe is very strict and serious, not kind or gentle.

     The severe teacher does not allow students to talk in class.

380. shake

     тремтіти

     To shake means to move your body quickly because you are very afraid or cold.

     She started to shake when she heard the loud noise.

381. sharp

     кмітливий

     A person who is sharp has a quick and intelligent mind.

     She is a sharp student who always understands the lesson quickly.

382. shock

     шокувати

     To surprise someone very much or upset them with something unexpected or bad.

     The bad news shocked everyone at the meeting.

383. show off

     хвалитися, афішувати

     To try to make other people notice and admire you or your skills.

     He loves to show off his new car to his friends.

384. side

     сторона характеру

     A part of someone's character or personality.

     She has a funny side that her friends love.

385. skilful

     вправний

     Good at doing something because you have learned and practiced it well.

     She is skilful at playing the piano.

386. skilled

     вмілий

     A person who is skilled is very good at doing something because they have learned and practiced it.

     She is a skilled teacher who helps students learn well.

387. sob

     ридати

     To cry with short, quick breaths and sounds because you are very sad.

     The child started to sob when she lost her toy.

388. sophisticated

     досвідчений

     A person who has a lot of experience and knows about many things.

     She is a sophisticated traveller who has visited many countries.

389. sorry

     вибачте

     Used to say no to someone politely.

     Can you help me today? Sorry, I am very busy.

390. soul

     душа

     The part of a person that thinks, feels, and makes them who they are.

     She has a kind soul and always helps other people.

391. sound angry/happy/rude, etc.

     звучати сердито/щасливо/грубо і т.д.

     To speak in a way that shows how you feel.

     She sounds angry because she is shouting at everyone.

392. specialist

     фахівець

     A person who knows a lot about one thing and is very good at it.

     She is a specialist in helping children learn to read.

393. spirit

     дух

     The way someone feels and thinks about life and other people.

     She has a happy spirit and makes everyone smile.

394. spiritual

     духовний

     Relating to your inner feelings, beliefs, and connection to something bigger than yourself.

     She feels spiritual when she spends time in nature and thinks about life.

395. steady/strong nerves

     міцні нерви

     The ability to stay calm and not worried when something difficult happens.

     A good doctor needs steady nerves when treating sick people.

396. stimulate

     розбурхувати

     To make someone feel excited and interested in something.

     The fun game stimulates the children and makes them happy.

397. strain

     напруження

     A feeling of worry and stress that makes you tired.

     The stress of exams caused her a lot of strain.

398. strict

     суворий

     A strict person has many rules and wants people to follow them carefully.

     My teacher is strict and wants us to be quiet in class.

399. strong

     сильна

     A person who is strong has courage and confidence to do difficult things.

     She is a strong person because she never gives up when things are hard.

400. stubborn

     впертий

     A person who does not want to change their mind or listen to other people.

     My stubborn brother will not eat vegetables no matter what I say.

401. suffer

     страждати

     To feel pain or sadness in your body or mind.

     She suffered a lot after her accident.

402. suffering

     страждання

     The feeling of pain or sadness that makes you feel very unhappy.

     After losing his job, he was suffering from depression and loneliness.

403. surprise

     несподіванка

     A sudden feeling when something unexpected happens.

     She felt surprise when her friend jumped out and shouted happy birthday.

404. suspicious

     недовірливий

     Not trusting someone or thinking they might do something bad.

     She felt suspicious of the stranger who offered her candy.

405. sympathetic

     співчутливий

     Understanding and caring about someone's problems and sad feelings.

     She was sympathetic when her friend told her about his difficulties at work.

406. sympathy

     співчуття

     Feeling sad and caring about someone's problems or pain.

     I felt sympathy for my friend when his dog died.

407. take a risk

     ризикнути

     Do something dangerous or uncertain where something bad might happen.

     She decided to take a risk and ask for a higher salary at work.

408. take pleasure/pride/an interest, etc.

     отримувати задоволення

     To enjoy something or feel good about something you do or have.

     She takes great pleasure in reading books every evening.

409. take sb/sth seriously

     ставитися серйозно

     Believe that someone or something is important and give it attention.

     My teacher takes her work seriously and always helps her students.

410. take sth/sb seriously

     ставитися серйозно

     To think that someone or something is important and give it your full attention.

     You should take your studies seriously if you want to pass the exam.

411. take your breath away

     вразити, здивувати

     Something is so beautiful or surprising that you feel shocked and amazed.

     The sunset took my breath away.

412. taste

     смак

     What you like or prefer, such as music, food, or clothes.

     My taste in music is different from my friend's taste.

413. technical

     практичний, майстерний

     A person who is good at using tools and fixing machines or computers.

     He is a technical person who can repair any broken device.

414. temper

     гнів

     A feeling of anger that someone has when they become upset.

     He has a bad temper and gets angry very quickly.

415. temptation

     спокуса

     A strong feeling that you want to do something, even though you know it may be bad.

     The chocolate cake was a temptation, but I tried to eat healthy food instead.

416. tense

     напружений

     Feeling worried or nervous about something.

     She felt tense before her exam.

417. tension

     напруження

     A feeling of worry or stress that makes you feel uncomfortable or nervous.

     There was tension in the room when the two friends had a disagreement.

418. terrify

     лякати

     To make someone feel very scared or afraid.

     Spiders terrify many people, so they scream when they see one.

419. terrifying

     жахливий

     Making you feel very frightened.

     The dark forest was terrifying to the little child.

420. terror

     страх

     Very strong fear that makes someone feel extremely afraid and worried.

     The child felt terror when she saw the big dog running towards her.

421. test

     випробування

     A situation where you try to find out if someone is honest or good.

     When she asked if I took the biscuit, it was a test of my honesty.

422. thoughtful

     уважний

     A thoughtful person is kind and thinks about other people's feelings.

     She is thoughtful because she always helps her friends when they are sad.

423. thrilled

     в захваті

     Very happy and excited about something good.

     She was thrilled when she got a new puppy.

424. tiredness

     втома

     The feeling of being very tired and wanting to sleep or rest.

     After playing all day, the child felt tiredness and fell asleep quickly.

425. tolerate

     терпіти

     To accept someone or something you do not like.

     She tolerates her noisy neighbour even though he bothers her.

426. touch

     зворушити

     To make someone feel sad, happy, or moved by something emotional.

     The story about the little dog touched my heart.

427. tough

     міцна людина

     A tough person is strong and brave and does not give up easily.

     She is a tough person who never complains about problems.

428. tragic

     трагічний

     Very sad and causing strong feelings of sadness or pain.

     It was tragic when her best friend moved away to another country.

429. tremble

     тремтіти

     To shake slightly because you are cold, scared, or nervous.

     She trembled when she saw the big dog.

430. trust

     довіра

     The feeling that someone is honest and will not hurt you.

     I trust my best friend because she always tells me the truth.

431. unaware

     не знати

     Not knowing or not realizing that something is happening or is true.

     She was unaware that her friend had arrived at the party.

432. uncertain

     невпевнений

     Not sure about something; not knowing if something is true or right.

     I am uncertain about the answer to this question.

433. understanding

     співчуття

     The ability to feel sympathy and know what someone else is feeling.

     She showed great understanding when her friend was sad.

434. uneasy

     неспокійний

     Feeling worried or nervous about something.

     She felt uneasy when she was alone in the dark.

435. unexpectedly

     несподівано

     In a way that you did not think would happen.

     She unexpectedly became very kind and helped her friend.

436. unfortunate

     нещасний

     Someone who has bad luck or bad things happen to them.

     It is unfortunate that he lost his job.

437. unhappiness

     нещастя; смуток

     The feeling of not being happy or satisfied.

     She felt unhappiness when her friend moved away.

438. unhelpful

     який не хоче допомогти; безпорадний

     A person who is unhelpful does not want to help you or does not give help.

     The shop assistant was unhelpful and did not answer my questions.

439. unpopular

     непопулярний

     Not liked or enjoyed by many people.

     He is unpopular at school because he is not kind to other students.

440. unrealistic

     нереалістичний

     Not based on real facts; expecting things that are unlikely to happen.

     It is unrealistic to think you can learn English in just one day.

441. unreasonable

     необґрунтований

     Not fair or sensible; expecting too much from other people.

     It is unreasonable to ask your friend to work without any rest.

442. unreliable

     ненадійний

     A person who you cannot trust to do what they say they will do.

     My friend is unreliable because he often forgets to come to our meetings.

443. unsure

     невпевнений

     Not certain or confident about something.

     I am unsure about which colour to choose for my room.

444. upbringing

     виховання

     The care and training a child receives from birth until they grow up.

     Her strict upbringing taught her to work hard and be respectful.

445. upset

     засмутити; прикро вразити

     To make someone feel sad, worried, or unhappy about something.

     The bad news upset her very much.

446. values

     цінності

     The important things you believe are right and good in life.

     Honesty and kindness are important values for many people.

447. violent

     жорстокий

     A person who uses force and hurts people in an angry way.

     The violent man hit his friend during their argument.

448. violently

     люто, з гнівом

     With very strong, angry, and forceful feelings or actions.

     She violently disagreed with his opinion and raised her voice.

449. vivid

     яскравий

     Very bright, strong, and easy to see or remember clearly.

     She has a vivid imagination and tells amazing stories.

450. warmly

     дружелюбно

     In a kind and friendly way that makes people feel welcome and happy.

     She warmly greeted her old friend with a big smile.

451. warmth

     теплота

     A friendly and kind feeling that makes people feel happy and loved.

     The warmth in her smile made everyone feel welcome.

452. welcome

     приємний

     Making you happy, because you like having them with you.

     My friend is always welcome at my house because I enjoy spending time with her.

453. will

     воля

     The strong mental power to make yourself do something difficult or hard.

     She has the will to study hard and pass her exam.

454. willingly

     охоче

     Happily, and because you want to.

     She willingly helped her friend with homework because she was happy to do it.

455. willingness

     готовність

     The feeling of wanting to do something or help someone.

     Her willingness to help made everyone feel better.

456. wisdom

     мудрість

     The knowledge and good understanding that helps you make good decisions in life.

     The old teacher shared her wisdom with the young students.

457. wise

     мудрий

     Smart and able to make good decisions based on experience and knowledge.

     My grandmother is very wise and gives me good advice.

458. wish

     бажання

     A desire for something you want to happen or have.

     I wish I had a new bicycle.

459. wish to do sth

     хотіти щось зробити

     Want to do something; hope or desire to do something.

     I wish to go to the beach tomorrow.

460. witty

     дотепна

     Able to say clever and funny things that make people laugh.

     She is witty and always makes jokes that everyone enjoys.

461. worry

     турбувати

     To make someone feel nervous or afraid about something.

     The dark clouds worry me because I think it will rain.

462. worrying

     тривожний

     Causing you to feel nervous, scared, or unhappy about something bad that might happen.

     The dark clouds look worrying because a storm might come.

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