Emotional meaning in English
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Definition
emotional: enthusiastic, excited; passionate, moved
Examples
- "Jenny : I'm fine, I'm just a bit emotional seeing you after so long."
- "This is making me a bit emotional, mmkay."
- "For example, I know that Daddy is very emotional right now."
- "I am extremely emotional right now."
- "Edward : Ok... something emotional that appeals to young men."
- "Try to trigger an emotional response."
Exercise 1
Listen to the audio, then fill in the blanks with the missing terms. Write out the number in full (e.g. twenty-two, not 22)!
Bruno: How many love letters have we received, by the way?
Brian: (write this number in full, please!).
Bruno: This is very Brian. I am extremely right now.
Brian: (write this number in full, please!).
Bruno: This is very Brian. I am extremely right now.
Listen to the audio, then fill in the blanks with the missing terms. Write out the number in full (e.g. twenty-two, not 22)!
Bruno: How many love letters have we received, by the way?
Brian: Three hundred and sixty-five (write this number in full, please!).
Bruno: This is very moving Brian. I am extremely emotional right now.
Brian: Three hundred and sixty-five (write this number in full, please!).
Bruno: This is very moving Brian. I am extremely emotional right now.
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