NI2 26/10/17

They started dating.

The way my parents met.

A little too young.

catch somebody’s eye

a) to attract someone’s attention and make them look at something

 Out on the freeway, a billboard caught his eye.

b) to look at someone at the same moment that they are looking at you

Every time she caught his eye, she would glance away embarrassed.

catch somebody’s eye

a) to attract someone’s attention and make them look at something 

Out on the freeway, a billboard caught his eye.

b) to look at someone at the same moment that they are looking at you 

Every time she caught his eye, she would glance away embarrassed.

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hug /hʌg/ UK  US  verbo & sustantivo

 •  verbo (-gged, -gging)

1  [intransitivo] abrazarse

2  [transitivo] abrazar

 •  sustantivo

abrazo

sad, angry, tired, worried, setressed, furious, frustrated...

annoyed /əˈnɔɪd/ UK  US  adjetivo

enfadado -a, molesto -a

What's he so  annoyed about?

¿Por qué está tan enfadado?

She was  annoyed at being made to wait.

Estaba molesta porque la estaban haciendo esperar.

to get annoyed molestarse, enfadarse

exhausted /ɪgˈzɔːstɪd/ UK  US  adjetivo

exhausto -a, agotado -a

exhausted from/by

pleased /pliːzd/ UK  US  adjetivo

1 contento -a

She's  pleased about  the results.

Está contenta con los resultados.

2 pleased to meet you (formal) encantado -a (de conocerle/la)

fu‧ri‧ous /ˈfjʊəriəs $ ˈfjʊr-/ 

furious at/about 

Residents in the area are furious at the decision.

furious with 

She was furious with herself for letting things get out of hand.

stressed /strest/

There's no point in getting stressed about it.

upset /ʌpˈset/ UK  US  adjetivo & verbo

 •  adjetivo

1 disgustado -a, molesto -a

She's upset because Jamie forgot her birthday.

Está molesta porque Jamie se olvidó de su cumpleaños.

upset about/by sth disgustado -a por algo

to get upset enfadarse, disgustarse

Don't get upset. I'm sure he didn't mean it.

No te enfades. Estoy seguro de que no lo hizo adrede.

2 to have an upset stomach tener el estómago revuelto

guilty /ˈgɪlti/ UK  US  adjetivo (-tier, -tiest)

1 (con remordimientos) culpable

to feel guilty about sth sentirse culpable por algo

down

unhappy or sad

Tim’s been feeling down

surprised /səˈpraɪzd/ UK  US  adjetivo

1  sorprendido -a [persona]

to be surprised sorprenderse

Andrew was very surprised when I walked in.

Andrew se sorprendió mucho cuando me vio entrar.

"She finally left him." " I'm not surprised!"

–Al final le ha dejado. –¡No me sorprende!

I was  surprised by her behaviour.

I was surprised at her behaviour.

ˌfed ˈup UK  US  adjetivo (informal)

harto -a

I'm  fed up with being treated like a servant.

Estoy harta de que me traten como a una sirvienta.

frown /fraʊn/ UK  US  verbo & sustantivo

 •  verbo [intransitivo]

fruncir el ceño

•  sustantivo

ceño fruncido

dis‧ap‧point‧ed /ˌdɪsəˈpɔɪntɪd◂/ ●●● S3 W3

adjective  

unhappy because something you hoped for did not happen, or because someone or something was not as good as you expected 

Dad seemed more disappointed than angry. 

disappointed customers

disappointed (that) 

I was disappointed that we played so well yet still lost.

disappointed at/with/about something 

Local residents were disappointed with the decision.

That must be a relief

What a pain-que fastidio

ADJECTIVE + PREPOSITION

A            

accustomed  to

accused   of

acquainted    with

addicted  to

annoyed  about/with/at

allergic    to

amazed   at/by

anxious   about

appreciated   for

ashamed  of

associated    with

astonished    at/by

aware of

angry  with

afraid of

attached  to

B             

bad     at

based on

beneficial to

boastful   for

bored with

brilliant    at

busy   with

C            

capable    of

careful     with/about/of

certain     about

characteristic     of

clever at

connected     with

conscious     of

content    with

crazy  about

crowded  with

curious    about

D            

dissatisfied   with

doubtful  about

delighted at/about

derived    from

different  from

disappointed with

E             

eager  for

eligible     for

enthusiastic  about

excellent  in/at

excited    about

experienced  in

exposed  to

envious    of

F             

faithful    to

familiar    with

famous    for

fed up with

free    of/from

frightened     of

friendly    with

fond   of

furious     about

furnished with

full of

G            

generous with/about

guilty  of/about

gentle with

good  at

grateful   to

H            

happy about

hopeful    of/about

I              

identical   with/to

immune   to

impressed     with

inferior    to

indifferent     to

innocent  of

interested     in

involved   with

incapable of

J              

jealous     of

K             

kind    to

keen   on

L             

late     for

limited     to

lucky  at

M            

nervous   of/about

notorious for

O            

opposed  to

P             

patient     with

pessimistic    about

pleased    with

polite  to

popular    with

presented     with

proud of

punished for

puzzled   by/about

Q            

qualified  for

R             

ready  for

related     to

relevant   to

respectful     for

responsible   for

rid of

S             

sad     about

safe    from

satisfied   with

scared of

sensitive  to

serious    about

sick    of

similar     to

shocked   by

skilful at

slow   at

sorry  for/about

successful     in

suitable   for

sure    of/about

superior   to

surprised at

suspicious    of

sympathetic  with

T             

terrible    at

terrified   of

tired   of

thankful   to/for

trilled with

troubled  with

typical of

U            

unaware   of

upset  about

used   to

W            

wrong with/about

worried    about