21 English Idioms to Express Feelings | Joy, Calm, Frustration, Anger

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Feel sunny: feel more internal joy Feel upbeat: exhibiting hope, optimism, joy Be in good spirit : overall sense of cheerfulness Be in good humor: amicable, agreeable To leap or jump for joy: To burst with joy: To weep for joy: To be over the moon: To being cloud nine : To be even keeled : even keeled characteristic To be cool as a cucumber : To keep one's cool Feeling of frustration To get under one's skin : To push one's button To be on edge Feeling of anger To lose one's temper/ to lose it To get triggered To lash out : Feeling of strong anger To blow a fuse To go ballistic To flip a lid: angry in uncontrolled way

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My niece was jumping for joy as she got my present. And I was so happy.

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Hi Annemarie, back again after going through a hectic patch. Anyway, I´ve chosen three idioms that have drawn my attention and suited me to the ground. first, to be even keeled. sometimes I wish I were even keeled when i have to work with a person who really gets under my skin. he annoys me in a way that I´d be pleased to see the back of him for a long time. we don´t see eye to eye over numerous things. the second idiom is to flip a lid. i´ve chosen it because it rings a bell but I wouldn´t use it that sure. i´ve been racking my brain and there it goes...my head of department flipped her lid when she checked out that the book sales had gone down due to" negligence". she mouthed the word. the third is to weep for joy. ...last year I wept for joy at the wedding of a niece in the UK, it was a family get-together and I hadn´t seen some of them for years.

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Try to use idioms I learnt from the video to express my feelings while watching and after watching. I kept my cool in the first place as I assumed that this course would be tough, telling from the length of this video. However, I was over the moon when finished learning all the idioms.

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"over the moon". I love this idiom.

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Thank you Annemarie for your advice. I'll do it and repeat 2 or 3 of the expressions. Maybe I'll record myself and make a story and try to perform with a voice that is suitable or appropriate to express real anger with all the negative idioms.

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Thanks for the great lesson! 1. My supervisor has an even-keeled manner/characteristic: he is always as cool as a cucumber no matter how tight the deadline might be. 2. We couldn't help but jumped for joy when we were awarded the grant. 3. Our director found her name spelt wrong on the letter and that got under her skin.

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I leaped for joy when my husband gave me my birthday present. My colleague's nagging gets under my skin. I lost my temper last night when my daughter refused to put on her jacket. (It was quite cold - the temperature was around 4-5 degrees C, and she was wearing a T-shirt) Thanks again, Annemarie

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If I qualify for the recent job I applied at the British Embassy and receive the job offer, I will definitely be on cloud nine.

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Thanks for this lesson, Annemarie. My manager is a even keeled person.

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You know now my mind is alert.I chose to be happy.

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We have to learn the reins of our emotions as cool as cucumber.

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I jumped unto the air when I went to visit my best friend in Australia.

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1. It’s challenging to remain in good spirits during the lockdown due to the pandemic. 2. My supervisor is usually as cool as a cucumber, but the rude customer really pushed her buttons.

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