高中英语2024届高考单词分类复习（情绪拓展）

高考英语单词分类复习（Emotion [ɪˈməʊʃ(ə)n] 情绪）（一）1.名词（noun）She couldn't hide her emotions when she won the competition.当她赢得比赛时，她无法掩饰自己的情绪。2.动词（Verbs）Emote [ɪˈməʊt] 表现情绪：The actor was able to emote a wide range of feelings in his performance.这位演员在他的表演中能够表现出各种各样的情感。Emotionalize [ɪˈməʊʃ(ə)nlaɪz] 使激动，使动情，使带有感情色彩：The director wanted to emotionalize the audience with the powerful scene.导演希望通过强大的场景来感染观众。3.形容词（Adjectives）Emotional [ɪˈməʊʃ(ə)nl] 感情的，情绪的，有感染力的：Mothers are often the ones who provide emotional support for the family.（母亲通常是家庭的情感支柱。）Emotionalized [ɪˈməʊʃ(ə)nlaɪzd] 使激动的，使动情的，使带有感情色彩的：The movie was emotionalized with beautiful music.（这部电影用美妙的音乐使人动情。）4.副词（Adverbs）Emotionally [ɪˈməʊʃ(ə)nli] 感情上，情绪上，令人激动地：He spoke emotionally about his personal struggles.（他情绪激动地谈论了他的个人挣扎。） （二）1.Happiness [ˈhæpɪnəs] 快乐【名词】（noun）：Happiness is a state of joy and contentment.【形容词】（adjective）：She had a happy smile on her face.【副词】（adverb）：He smiled happily at the good news.2.Sadness [ˈsædnəs] 悲伤【名词】（noun）：Her eyes were filled with sadness after the loss.【形容词】（adjective）：He had a sad expression on his face.【副词】（adverb）：She looked sadly at the broken vase.3.Anger [ˈæŋɡər] 愤怒【名词】（noun）：His face turned red with anger.【形容词】（adjective）：She had an angry outburst.【动词】（verb）：He angrily slammed the door. 4.Love [lʌv] 爱【名词】（noun）：Their love for each other was evident in their actions.【形容词】（adjective）：She had a loving relationship with her partner.【动词】（verb）：He loved her deeply.5.Fear [fɪər] 害怕【名词】（noun）：He felt a wave of fear wash over him.【形容词】（adjective）：She had a fearful look in her eyes.【动词】（verb）：They feared the unknown.6.Surprise [səˈpraɪz] 惊讶【名词】（noun）：She couldn't hide her surprise when she saw the gift.【形容词】（adjective）：He had a surprised expression on his face.【动词】（verb）：They surprised her with a birthday cake.7.Jealousy [ˈdʒɛləsi] 嫉妒【名词】（noun）：Her jealousy was evident when she saw her ex with someone else.【形容词】（adjective）：He had a jealous reaction to his friend's success.【动词】（verb）：She jealously guarded her possessions.8.Amusement [əˈmjuːzmənt] 娱乐【名词】（noun）：The children watched the clown with amusement.【形容词】（adjective）：He had an amused smile on his face.【动词】（verb）：They amused themselves with games and jokes.9.Entertainment [ˌɛntərˈteɪnmənt] 娱乐【名词】（noun）：The concert provided great entertainment for the audience.【形容词】（adjective）：He had an entertaining performance.【动词】（verb）：The magician entertained the crowd with his tricks.10.Fright [fraɪt] 惊吓【名词】（noun）：She let out a scream of fright.【形容词】（adjective）：He had a frightened look on his face.【动词】（verb）：The sudden noise frightened the birds away.11.Relief [rɪˈliːf] 宽慰【名词】（noun）：He felt a sense of relief when he found his lost keys.【形容词】（adjective）：She had a relieved expression on her face.【动词】（verb）：They were relieved to hear the good news.12.Excited [ɪkˈsaɪtɪd] 兴奋的【名词】（noun）：Her excitement was palpable as she prepared for her trip.【形容词】（adjective）：He had an excited look on his face.【副词】（adverb）：She spoke excitedly about her upcoming event.13.Nervous [ˈnɜːrvəs] 紧张的【名词】（noun）：His nervousness before the presentation was evident in his shaky hands.【形容词】（adjective）：She had a nervous expression on her face.【副词】（adverb）：He paced nervously back and forth.14.Depressed [dɪˈprest] 沮丧的【名词】（noun）：His depression made it difficult for him to find joy in anything.【形容词】（adjective）：She had a depressed demeanor.【副词】（adverb）：He spoke quietly and depressedly about his struggles.15.Content [kənˈtent] 满意的【名词】（noun）：She felt a deep sense of contentment in her peaceful surroundings.【形容词】（adjective）：He had a content smile on his face.【副词】（adverb）：They lived contentedly in their small cottage.16.Confused [kənˈfjuːzd] 困惑的【名词】（noun）：His confusion was evident as he tried to solve the complex problem.【形容词】（adjective）：She had a confused expression on her face.【副词】（adverb）：He looked around confusedly, unsure of where he was.17.Surprised [səˈpraɪzd] 惊讶的【名词】（noun）：Her surprise was evident when she received the unexpected gift.【形容词】（adjective）：He had a surprised look on his face.【副词】（adverb）：They reacted surprisedly to the sudden news.18.Worried [ˈwʌrid] 担心的【名词】（noun）：His worry kept him up at night, unable to sleep.【形容词】（adjective）：She had a worried expression on her face.【副词】（adverb）：He paced worriedly, waiting for the test results.19.Envious [ˈɛnvɪəs] 羡慕的【名词】（noun）：Her envy was apparent when she saw her friend's success.【形容词】（adjective）：He had an envious reaction to his colleague's promotion.【副词】（adverb）：She looked at him enviously, wishing for the same opportunity.20.Amused [əˈmjuːzd] 开心的【名词】（noun）：He couldn't help but burst into laughter, his amusement overwhelming.【形容词】（adjective）：She had an amused smile on her face.【副词】（adverb）：They watched the comedy show amusedly, enjoying every moment.21.Entertained [ˌɛntərˈteɪnd] 娱乐的【名词】（noun）：The entertainers provided great entertainment for the audience.【形容词】（adjective）：He had an entertained expression on his face.【副词】（adverb）：She clapped and cheered entertainedly throughout the performance.22.Frightened [ˈfraɪtənd] 害怕的【名词】（noun）：His frightened state was evident in his trembling hands.【形容词】（adjective）：She had a frightened look on her face.【副词】（adverb）：He ran frightenedly away from the loud noise.23.Relieved [rɪˈliːvd] 宽慰的【名词】（noun）：She felt a wave of relief wash over her when she found her lost wallet.【形容词】（adjective）：He had a relieved expression on his face.【副词】（adverb）：They sighed relievedly, knowing that the danger had passed.24.Reluctantly [rɪˈlʌktəntli] 不情愿地【副词】（adverb）：She agreed to go on the trip, but reluctantly.Reluctant [rɪˈlʌktənt] 不情愿的【形容词】（adjective）：She was reluctant to share her personal experiences with others.Reluctance [rɪˈlʌktəns] n. 不情愿，勉强【名词】（noun）：His reluctance to participate in the project was evident.25.Frighteningly [ˈfraɪtənɪŋli] 令人恐惧地【副词】（adverb）：The thunder roared frighteningly, sending chills down their spines.Frightening [ˈfraɪtənɪŋ] 令人恐惧的【形容词】（adjective）：The horror movie had a frightening effect on the audience.Fright [fraɪt] n. 惊吓，恐惧【名词】（noun）：He couldn't move, paralyzed with fright.26.Amusingly [əˈmjuːzɪŋli] 有趣地【副词】（adverb）：He recounted the funny incident amusingly, making everyone in the room laugh.Amusing [əˈmjuːzɪŋ] 有趣的【形容词】（adjective）：The comedian delivered an amusing performance that kept the audience entertained.Amused [əˈmjuːzd] 开心的【形容词】（adjective）：He had an amused smile on his face as he watched the funny video.Amusement [əˈmjuːzmənt] n. 娱乐，乐趣【名词】（noun）：The amusement park was filled with laughter and excitement.Enviously [ˈɛnvɪəsli] 羡慕地【副词】（adverb）：She looked at her friend's new car enviously, wishing she had one too.Envious [ˈɛnvɪəs] 羡慕的【形容词】（adjective）：She had an envious expression on her face as she watched others receive awards.Envy [ˈɛnvɪ] n. 羡慕，嫉妒【名词】（noun）：His success brought out feelings of envy among his peers.Envy [ˈɛnvɪ] v. 羡慕，嫉妒【动词】（verb）：She envied her friend's talent and wished she could sing as well.27.Joyfully [ˈdʒɔɪfəli] 快乐地【副词】（adverb）：They danced joyfully at the celebration, filled with happiness and delight.Joyful [ˈdʒɔɪfəl] 快乐的She had a joyful expression on her face as she opened the birthday present.The children's laughter filled the room, creating a joyful atmosphere.Joy [dʒɔɪ] n. 快乐，喜悦The news of her success brought great joy to her family.He couldn't contain his joy when he received the good news.28.Fearfully [ˈfɪərfəli] 害怕地She looked fearfully over her shoulder, expecting something to jump out at her.Fearful [ˈfɪərfəl] 害怕的He had a fearful expression on his face as he approached the haunted house.Fear [fɪər] n. 害怕，恐惧She felt a surge of fear as she walked through the dark, deserted street.Fear [fɪər] v. 害怕，畏惧They feared the unknown and hesitated to take risks.