گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'emotional'

1 عمومی:: هیجانی

1 general:: causing strong feelings emotional causing people to have strong feelings – used especially about experiences, speeches, or subjects that people have strong feelings about: • Returning home after a year in hospital was an emotional experience for Katy. • He gave an emotional speech at the funeral. • It was a very emotional moment. • Abortion rights is a highly emotional issue. emotive used about issues or language that make people have strong feelings: • Fox hunting is a very emotive issue in Britain. • ‘Indoctrination’ is rather an emotive word. moving making you feel strong feelings of sadness or sympathy: • Kelly’s book about her illness is deeply moving. • a moving film touching making you feel slightly emotional – used especially when someone does something that shows how much they care about another person: • Your loyalty is very touching. • My son phoned me to wish me good luck, which was a touching gesture. poignant making you feel strong feelings of sadness or pity, especially when you remember something in the past: • Her youthful expression is a poignant reminder of the passing of time. sentimental ( also schmaltzy ) informal dealing with emotions such as love and sadness in a way that seems silly: • He found the film too sentimental. • a schmaltzy comedy

2 general::   adj. VERBS be, feel, look, sound | become, get, grow He got quite emotional during the speech. | make sb Having all her friends around her made her very emotional. ADV. deeply, extremely, highly, very | quite, rather PREP. about Don't be so emotional about everything! PHRASES in an emotional state He was in a very emotional state.