Feelings&Emotions
Great happiness and excitement
elation
A phrase used to introduce an example
say
To succeed in doing something difficult
pull off
Completely or absolutely
utterly
A thick soft blanket filled with feathers or synthetic material
duvet
Something both happy and sad at the same time
bittersweet
A phrase meaning “everything possible”
you name it
To emotionally collapse completely
crumble to pieces
Able to replace each other
interchangeable
People you know, but not closely
acquaintances
Confused but amused
bemused
To continue doing something
go on
To become balanced or equal again
even out
Dull and without energy or excitement
lackluster
An informal expression meaning “to die”
kick the bucket
To suddenly feel emotional and unable to speak easily
get a lump in somebody’s throat
Relaxed, not too intense or dramatic
low-key
Starting to explode / stop working / begin ringing
going off
Smooth and without problems or interruptions
seamless
Great enthusiasm and energy
zest
To secretly want someone to fail
to pray on somebody’s downfall
Using all your strength and effort
with all my might
working energetically, persistently, and with determination to achieve a specific goal. It can describe a drive to succeed, a secondary job or project for extra income
hustle
Not good at something because you haven’t done it for a long time
rusty
Absolutely nothing
zilch