Relacionar Columnas Idioms about feelingsVersión en línea BATX 1 (C1) - Match the idioms with their definitions por Gorka Lozano 1 cork up an emotion 2 save face 3 (as) hard as nails 4 get something out of your system 5 look on the bright side 6 no hard feelings 7 (have a) chip on your shoulder 8 don't give a hoot 9 (have) mixed feelings 10 carry the torch for someone 11 deep down 12 get a grip (on yourself) 13 guilty pleasure 14 (as) proud as a peacock 15 bored to tears 16 change of heart 17 think the world of someone 18 To have a soft spot for something/someone 19 written all over face 20 (like a) fish out of water 21 have one's heart in the right place 22 get worked up 23 swallow one's pride 24 be/mean the world to someone to find something so dull and uninteresting that it makes you sad enough to cry To feel no resentment or bitterness about something To be extremely proud To have strong feelings for someone with whom you do not or cannot have a relationship. Used to describe what something/someone is like or what they really feel behind the outward appearance To enjoy something which is not generally held in high regard, while at the same time feeling a bit guilty about it To change attitude or feelings, especially towards greater friendliness or cooperation. To feel resentful because they feel they are being treated unfairly, especially because of their background, their sex or their colour. To accept something humiliating or embarrassing To try to control one's feelings so as to be able to deal with a situation. To become upset, annoyed or excited, often unnecessarily. To particularly like something or someone. To manage to avoid humiliation or embarrassment and preserve their dignity and the respect of others. To have kind feelings and good intentions, even if the results are not too good. To like or admire someone very much To not care at all about something. Used to say that someone's feelings or emotions are very obvious. To very important or precious to to someone To react to it with conflicting emotions; you are happy and unhappy at the same time. To feel uncomfortable in unfamiliar surroundings To view a mostly unpleasant situation in a positive and optimistic way and the see the favourable aspects. To be unsentimental and show no sympathy To get rid of a strong emotion or desire by expressing it openly or trying to fulfill it. To fail to show or express a certain emotion
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