Name: 用英語描述你的感覺 | 感覺和情緒詞彙 (Describe Your Feelings in English | Feelings and Emotions Vocabulary)
Uploaded: 2025-07-08T10:33:32.000Z
Duration: 16 min 31 s

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One of the most common topics of small talk and conversation is how you feel about something happening.

閒聊和談話中最常見的話題之一就是你對某件事情的感受。

It may be as simple as your response to the common question, Hey, how's it going?

這可能就像你對 "嘿，最近怎麼樣？"這個普通問題的回答一樣簡單。

過去簡單式

to telling your co-worker how happy, sad, tired, or angry you are about something that happened yesterday.

告訴你的同事你對昨天發生的事情有多麼高興、悲傷、疲憊或憤怒。

Of course, you know words like happy, sad, angry, and tired.

當然，你知道快樂、悲傷、憤怒和疲憊等詞語。

But English speakers have a vast number of expressions, collocations, and idioms we use to talk about how we feel.

但是，說英語的人有大量的表達方式、搭配和習語，我們用它們來表達我們的感受。

Doing so not only brings exciting variety to the conversation, but it also allows you to be precise about how you feel, choosing the exact word that allows you to express what you want.

這樣做不僅能給談話帶來令人興奮的多樣性，還能讓您準確地表達自己的感受，選擇能讓您表達自己所想的確切詞語。

I'm Anne-Marie with Speak Confident English.

我是自信英語 Speak Confident English 的 Anne-Marie。

This is exactly where you want to be every week to get the confidence you want for your life and work in English.

這正是你每週想要的地方，讓你在英語生活和工作中獲得自信。

In this video today, you're going to learn 23 new ways to talk about how you feel, whether it's happy, sad, angry, tired, confused, or all the feels.

在今天的視頻中，您將學習到 23 種新的方式來表達您的感受，無論是快樂、悲傷、憤怒、疲憊、困惑，還是所有的感受。

Throughout the lesson, you'll learn a variety of collocations, idioms, and synonyms so that you can describe even the smallest difference in the kind of happiness you feel.

在整節課中，您將學習到各種搭配、成語和同義詞，這樣您就可以描述您所感受到的幸福的哪怕是最微小的差別。

For example, there's a difference between feeling happy because it's Friday, which is certainly a great feeling, and the kind of happiness you feel when you realize you were successful in a job interview in English and they just offered you the job.

例如，因為今天是星期五而感到高興（這當然是一種很棒的感覺），與當你發現自己在英語求職面試中取得成功，對方剛剛給了你工作時的那種高興是不同的。

Both of those result in happy feelings, but there is a little difference, isn't there?

兩者都會帶來快樂的感覺，但還是有一點區別的，不是嗎？

There certainly is, and in today's lesson, you're going to learn exactly how to talk about those.

當然有，在今天的課程中，你將學會如何談論這些問題。

Let's start today by talking about the feels.

On social media or on TV shows, you may hear people talk about having all the feels or feeling all the feels.

在社交媒體或電視節目上，你可能會聽到人們談論 "擁有所有感覺 "或 "感受所有感覺"。

It's not very common that we see that word feel used as a countable noun.

感覺一詞作為可數名詞使用的情況並不多見。

These two expressions are very informal, and what they mean is to feel a depth and often a variety of emotions.

這兩種表達方式都很隨意，它們的意思是感受到一種深度的、往往是多種多樣的情感。

For example, have you ever watched a TV commercial that made you cry and you had this weird mix of feelings, including hope for humanity?

例如，你是否曾經看過一個讓你流淚的電視廣告，當時你有一種奇怪的混合感覺，包括對人類的希望？

Those are surprising feelings from a TV commercial.

從一個電視廣告中獲得這樣的感受，著實令人吃驚。

And when you're telling a friend about it, you might say, that TV commercial made me feel all the feels, or I had all the feels when I watched that TV commercial.

當你跟朋友說起這件事時，你可能會說，那個電視廣告讓我感受到了所有的感覺，或者說，當我看那個電視廣告時，我有了所有的感覺。

It's definitely become a common expression to use, and now that you know it, you'll probably start seeing it quite a bit.

這絕對是一個常用的表達方式，現在你知道了，可能就會經常看到。

So now that we know about all the feels, let's talk about a few ways to describe happiness.

既然我們已經瞭解了所有的感覺，那麼讓我們來談談描述幸福的幾種方法。

For this feeling, we're going to focus on four different synonyms that describe different levels or kinds of happiness we feel.

對於這種感覺，我們將重點討論四個不同的同義詞，它們描述了我們感受到的不同程度或種類的幸福。

Now, this is a word I actually use a lot.

現在，這個詞我其實用得很多。

For example, when someone tells me that one of my lessons was useful to them, I feel extremely pleased.

例如，當有人告訴我我的一堂課對他們有用時，我會感到非常高興。

Now, with the word happy, of course, we could emphasize that word by adding the word very, to be very happy.

當然，對於 "快樂 "這個詞，我們可以加上 "非常 "來強調它，即 "非常快樂"。

Blissful means to be full of, to be full of happiness.

幸福的意思是充滿，充滿快樂。

Similar to being blissfully happy is to be delighted.

This is also a great alternative to the word thrilled, because it also means to be extremely pleased about something.

這也是激動一詞的一個很好的替代詞，因為它也表示對某事感到非常高興。

You might be delighted that your team was successful in winning a new client.

你可能會為團隊成功贏得一個新客戶而高興。

You might be delighted that your son's sports team won the championship.

你可能會為兒子的運動隊獲得冠軍而高興。

Or you're delighted because a co-worker brought you flowers for your birthday.

或者你很高興，因為同事在你生日時給你送來了鮮花。

And the last one for talking about feeling happy is a really fun one.

最後一個關於快樂的話題非常有趣。

We often combine this with the word excitement.

我們經常把這個詞與 "興奮 "結合起來。

So imagine there's so much excitement and happiness that you are dizzy.

所以，想象一下，有太多的興奮和幸福讓你頭暈目眩。

Someone who's lighthearted is so happy and they don't have any worries or concerns or stresses.

輕鬆愉快的人是如此快樂，他們沒有任何煩惱、憂慮或壓力。

One image I love to think about with this idea of giddy with excitement is to imagine a wave of excitement.

對於 "興奮得暈頭轉向 "這個概念，我最喜歡想象的一個畫面是，想象一股興奮的浪潮。

Something that's overwhelming, but in a positive way.

讓人不知所措，但又是積極的。

Alright, now that you've got a variety of ways of talking about feeling happy, let's talk about feeling sad.

好了，既然你們已經有了各種談論快樂的方式，那我們就來談談悲傷吧。

You know those days when you wake up and you just don't feel great?

你知道那些一覺醒來就感覺不舒服的日子嗎？

Maybe something's not going well at work.

And you just feel this slight general sense of sadness or a little bit of depression.

你只是感覺到這種輕微的憂傷或一點點抑鬱。

It's nothing serious, but you just don't feel particularly great.

這並不嚴重，只是你感覺不是特別好。

In that case, you might say that you feel blue.

在這種情況下，你可能會說自己感到憂鬱。

If a friend calls you and says, hey, how are you doing?

如果有朋友打電話給你，說 "嘿，你好嗎？

You might say, I'm feeling kind of blue today.

你可能會說，我今天感覺有點憂鬱。

Similar to that idiom, but perhaps slightly stronger, is to feel down or to feel down in the dumps.

與這個成語相似，但語氣稍重的是 "情緒低落 "或 "一蹶不振"。

Again, this means to be sad or depressed.

If a friend of yours recently lost a job, they might be feeling down.

如果你的朋友最近失業了，他們可能會感到沮喪。

Or maybe you see a friend and immediately you notice that something isn't right.

又或者，你見到一個朋友，馬上就會發現有些不對勁。

所以你可能會說，你看起來有點沮喪。

Our third way to talk about feeling slightly sad is to say, I'm not really feeling it.

我們談論略感悲傷的第三種方式是說："我不是很有感覺。

What that means is you're just generally disinterested in something.

這意味著你對某些事情普遍不感興趣。

I actually used this one recently when my husband and I were watching a movie.

實際上，最近我和丈夫看電影時就用過這個。

It was a movie that he thought was fantastic.

And at the end, he said, wasn't that fantastic?

In other words, I wasn't very interested in it.

換句話說，我對它不是很感興趣。

Now, typically we might feel that sense of disinterest because we're tired or slightly depressed or upset about something.

現在，我們可能會因為疲憊、輕微抑鬱或對某事感到不安而產生這種不感興趣的感覺。

And finally, our last example for how to talk about feeling sad is to have a heavy heart.

最後，我們以 "心情沉重 "為例，說明如何表達悲傷。

If you have a heavy heart, you are very sad, even miserable.

如果你心情沉重，你就會非常悲傷，甚至痛苦。

You may have a heavy heart because a friend received some terrible news or something awful happened at work.

你可能因為朋友收到了噩耗或工作中發生了可怕的事情而心情沉重。

If you're telling a coworker about something upsetting, you might say, oh, I have a really heavy heart today.

如果你在向同事傾訴一件煩心事，你可能會說：哦，我今天心情很沉重。

Before we move on to look at a variety of ways that we can use to talk about feeling angry, I want to pause here for a moment.

在我們繼續探討我們可以用來談論憤怒情緒的各種方法之前，我想在這裡停頓一下。

This particular month, I'm sharing several videos related to vocabulary because I want to help you grow your vocabulary and communicate precisely.

本月，我將分享幾段與詞彙有關的視頻，因為我希望幫助您增加詞彙量，實現精準溝通。

My goal, of course, is not only for you to learn new vocabulary, but to remember it to be able to use it.

當然，我的目標不僅是讓你們學習新詞彙，還要讓你們記住這些詞彙，並能加以運用。

So as you watch this lesson today, I have two pieces of advice.

是以，在你們觀看今天的課程時，我有兩點建議。

Number one, after you hear my example sentences, take a moment to create your own example sentence using the same synonym, idiom or collocation.

第一，聽完我的例句後，花點時間用同樣的同義詞、成語或搭配造一個自己的例句。

Doing that not only personalizes the language, but it also gives you some of the repetition you need to help you remember something new.

這樣做不僅能使語言個性化，還能讓你重複記憶一些新內容。

The second thing that you can do is to create an effective daily habit for practicing vocabulary.

第二件事是養成每天練習詞彙的有效習慣。

And I've got an easy way to help you do that.

我有一個簡單的方法可以幫你做到這一點。

Recently, I shared a lesson on how to develop an effective daily habit in English, and I included a free download to help you track your English vocabulary habits.

最近，我分享了一堂關於如何培養有效的英語日常習慣的課程，並附帶了一個免費下載，幫助你跟蹤自己的英語詞彙習慣。

You can check out that lesson and get the free download on my website.

您可以在我的網站上查看該課程並免費下載。

I'll be sure to leave a link for you just below this video.

我一定會在視頻下方為您留下鏈接。

And now let's talk about a few different ways to talk about feeling angry.

現在，讓我們來談談幾種不同的表達憤怒情緒的方式。

The first word on our list is kind of a fun word, even though it's a negative feeling.

我們清單上的第一個詞是個有趣的詞，儘管它給人一種負面的感覺。

And when someone is prickly, it means they are easily offended or they're just ready to take offense.

而當一個人 "帶刺 "時，就意味著他很容易被冒犯，或者他已經做好了冒犯的準備。

Maybe you know someone at work who's generally just prickly.

也許你在工作中認識一個人，他一般都愛挑刺。

You never know when they're going to be offended and upset by something you say.

你永遠不知道他們什麼時候會被你說的話冒犯和生氣。

And of course, sometimes all of us are prickly.

當然，有時候我們每個人都會挑刺。

Maybe you didn't get a lot of sleep last night, so today you're just kind of a little angry and frustrated.

也許你昨晚沒睡好，所以今天有點生氣和沮喪。