Vocabulário de Emoções e Comportamento

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Pissed

Very angry or annoyed. Example: He was pissed when they canceled his flight. (Ele ficou furioso quando cancelaram seu voo.)

Jealous

Feeling resentment toward someone's success or advantage. Example: She felt jealous of her sister's success. (Ela sentiu ciúmes do sucesso da irmã.)

Speechless

Unable to speak due to shock or surprise. Example: The bad news left him speechless. (A má notícia o deixou sem palavras.)

Glaring

Staring with intense anger. Example: The teacher was glaring at the noisy students. (O professor estava encarando os alunos barulhentos com raiva.)

Stare

To look fixedly at someone with wide eyes. Example: It is rude to stare at strangers. (É falta de educação ficar encarando estranhos.)

Annoying

Causing mild anger or irritation. Example: His constant interruptions are annoying. (As interrupções constantes dele são irritantes.)

Troublesome

Causing difficulties or problems. Example: Dealing with the bureaucracy was troublesome. (Lidar com a burocracia foi problemático.)

Hassle

An irritating inconvenience or bother. Example: Getting a visa turned into a huge hassle. (Conseguir um visto se transformou em uma grande chatice.)

Fuss

Unnecessary excitement, worry, or activity. Example: She made a big fuss over a small scratch. (Ela fez um grande alvoroço por causa de um pequeno arranhão.)

Uproar

A state of violent agitation or commotion. Example: The new law caused a public uproar. (A nova lei causou um alvoroço público.)

Defying

Openly resisting or refusing to obey. Example: The rebel was defying the leader's orders. (O rebelde estava desafiando as ordens do líder.)

Upright

Honorable, strictly honest, and respectable. Example: He was known as an upright citizen. (Ele era conhecido como um cidadão íntegro.)

Righteous

Morally right, justifiable, or virtuous. Example: She felt a righteous anger against unfairness. (Ela sentiu uma indignação justa contra a injustiça.)

Goody two-shoes

Someone who tries excessively to be good or proper. Example: He acted like a goody two-shoes to impress the boss. (Ele agiu como um santarrão para impressionar o chefe.)

Spoils

Treats with excessive indulgence; ruins character. Example: She spoils her nephew with expensive toys. (Ela mima o sobrinho com brinquedos caros.)

Indulges

Allows oneself or another to enjoy desires. Example: He indulges his passion for fast sports cars. (Ele satisfaz sua paixão por carros esportivos velozes.)

Pleasure-seeking

Devoted to pursuing enjoyment and gratification. Example: His pleasure-seeking lifestyle drained his savings. (Seu estilo de vida hedonista esgotou suas economias.)

Lecturing

Giving an unwelcome moral reprimand or advice. Example: Stop lecturing me about my bad habits. (Pare de me dar sermão sobre meus maus hábitos.)

Clueless

Having no knowledge, understanding, or ability. Example: He was totally clueless about the surprise party. (Ele estava totalmente sem noção sobre a festa surpresa.)

Brainless

Extremely foolish or lacking intelligence. Example: Quitting his job without savings was brainless. (Largar o emprego sem economias foi uma atitude desmiolada.)

Slow-witted

Slow to understand, think, or react. Example: The slow-witted guard did not notice the escape. (O guarda lerdo não percebeu a fuga.)

Naive

Showing lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment. Example: She was naive to believe his false promises. (Ela foi ingênua ao acreditar em suas falsas promessas.)

Regret

To feel sorrow or remorse about something done. Example: I deeply regret speaking harshly to you. (Eu me arrependo profundamente de ter falado rispidamente com você.)

Feel uneasy

To feel anxious, uncomfortable, or apprehensive. Example: Dark alleys always make me feel uneasy. (Bairros escuros sempre me fazem sentir inquieto.)

At a loss

Uncertain what to think, say, or do next. Example: He was at a loss for words after the announcement. (Ele ficou sem saber o que dizer após o anúncio.)

Odd

Different from what is usual, normal, or expected. Example: His sudden silence felt very odd. (O silêncio repentino dele pareceu muito estranho.)

Regard

To consider or hold an opinion about someone. Example: They regard him as a true leader. (Eles o consideram um verdadeiro líder.)

Treated

Behaved toward or dealt with in a certain way. Example: The guests were treated with immense respect. (Os convidados foram tratados com imenso respeito.)

Don't mind

To not be annoyed or objected to something. Example: I don't mind waiting for another hour. (Eu não me importo de esperar mais uma hora.)

Itching

Having an intense restless desire to do something. Example: He was itching to tell everyone the secret. (Ele estava louco de vontade de contar o segredo para todos.)

Fit

A sudden burst of intense emotion or temper. Example: She threw a fit when her phone broke. (Ela deu um ataque de raiva quando o celular quebrou.)

Beg

To ask humbly and urgently for something. Example: He had to beg for a second chance. (Ele teve que implorar por uma segunda chance.)

Brand

To label someone negatively or definitively. Example: Society branded him as an untrustworthy liar. (A sociedade o rotulou como um mentiroso indigno de confiança.)

Usual self

One's normal personality or behavior. Example: She quickly returned to her cheerful usual self. (Ela rapidamente voltou ao seu jeito alegre habitual.)

Minor

Lesser in importance, seriousness, or size. Example: It was only a minor misunderstanding between friends. (Foi apenas um mal-entendido sem importância entre amigos.)

Purpose

The reason for which something is done or exists. Example: Her main purpose was to protect her family. (O objetivo principal dela era proteger a família.)

Swollen

Enlarged or puffed up with pride or emotion. Example: His eyes were swollen from crying all night. (Os olhos dele estavam inchados de tanto chorar a noite toda.)

Plenty

A large or sufficient amount or quantity. Example: Don't panic; we have plenty of time. (Não entre em pânico; nós temos tempo de sobra.)

Beauty

A quality that gives deep pleasure or admiration. Example: Her calm inner beauty impressed everyone. (A beleza interior serena dela impressionou a todos.)

Waste

To use thoughtlessly or carelessly without need. Example: Do not waste your energy on useless fights. (Não desperdice sua energia em brigas inúteis.)

Utterly

Completely, totally, or absolutely. Example: She felt utterly exhausted after the exam. (Ela se sentiu completamente exausta após a prova.)

Freely

Without restriction, hesitation, or control. Example: He expressed his opinions freely to the crowd. (Ele expressou suas opiniões livremente para a multidão.)

Dunno

Informal contraction meaning 'do not know'. Example: I dunno why he suddenly walked away. (Não sei por que ele se afastou de repente.)

Rest

To pause from action to regain strength or peace. Example: Let's rest our minds before the interview. (Vamos descansar nossa mente antes da entrevista.)

Selfish

Caring only about oneself and ignoring others. Example: His selfish attitude alienated his closest friends. (A atitude egoísta dele afastou seus amigos mais próximos.)

Resentful

Feeling bitterness at being treated unfairly. Example: She remained resentful after losing the promotion. (Ela continuou ressentida após perder a promoção.)

Stubborn

Refusing to change one's mind or course. Example: He is too stubborn to admit his mistake. (Ele é teimoso demais para admitir seu erro.)

Arrogant

Having an exaggerated sense of one's importance. Example: His arrogant manner offended everyone present. (O jeito arrogante dele ofendeu todos os presentes.)

Humble

Having a modest estimate of one's importance. Example: Despite his immense wealth, he stayed humble. (Apesar de sua imensa riqueza, ele permaneceu humilde.)

Insecure

Lacking self-confidence and feeling vulnerable. Example: He felt insecure about speaking in public. (Ele se sentia inseguro em falar em público.)