Feelings and emotions

By Catherine Delamain, Jill Spring. Language for Living, 2018

92 citations recorded by the source corpus.

be happy about sth. (make sb. happy) I`ve never felt happier in my life. estar contento de Nunca me sentí más feliz en mi vida. be glad about doing sth. / I`m glad to meet you at last.) estar contento de be delighted about sth. / with a person estar encantado de be pleased with / about (be pleasant / to please sb.) estar muy contento de to have happy memories of tener buenas memorias de be relieved that (And to my great relief Stuttgart won.) estar aliviado de

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Citations in the corpus

• Decomposing the construct of ambivalence over emotional expression in a Chinese cultural context (2005, background): “Indeed, the link between feelings and thoughts in general has been studied by researchers in different ways, including the domain of emotional expression in exploring the relationship of emotions and beliefs (e.g. Reymert, 1950; Ross, 1988).”