To be excited about (something) meaning in English
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Definition
to be enthusiastic, happy about; to look forward to (something)
Examples
- "Room 27: Excited"
Look at the images and say how the hotel guests and staff are feeling.
She is .
He is .
He is .
Look at the images and say how the hotel guests and staff are feeling.
She is happy 1.
He is sad 2.
He is tired 3.
She is happy. That's a smile 😀 on her face, Bruno, and it means she's happy . Example: I'm so happy that Arsenal lost! Ha ha!
A kiwi is a fruit, not a feeling. Example: I made a fruit salad with bananas and kiwis.
If you feel scared, you fear that something bad is going to happen and you look like this 😱. Scared people don't usually smile like this 😀. Example: I got really scared watching that film.
He is sad. When we feel sad , we sometimes want to cry 😭. Example: She is sad. Her team lost 5-0.
We feel excited when we are expecting to have fun or a good time. It's a good feeling. Example: I'm very excited about my holiday.
Happy 😊 is the opposite of what he is feeling in the image 😔. Example: I am so happy that my cat is home again.
He is tired. When we feel tired , we have no energy and want to sleep 😴. Example: I am very tired after the long journey.
When we feel happy, we smile 😊 and feel good, we don't want to go to bed and sleep. Example: I am so happy that my cat is home again.
Use excited when you're really happy about something special or fun that's going to happen, and not to describe the feeling of the man in the image.
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