Words to describe a low mood, words to describe a high mood

Lost soul: Describes being unsettled or disappointed because of something or something. Upset:

Describes an irritable mood and a chaotic mind. Grief-stricken: Refers to the appearance of extreme sadness and sadness.

Describe the sadness and sadness to the extreme. Desire: Soon, soon.

Absolute: The breath ends, and death. Sullen:

Feeling uncomfortable and upset. Describe the mood as boring and unhappy. Alas sigh:

Alas: sighs; The sound of sighing because of sadness, sorrow, and pain. Worried:

Described as preoccupied, very sad, worried about something. Worry: Sorrow, apprehension.

Worried: Anxious and uneasy. Fearful:

Worried, described as not being at ease with things, very scared. Gloomy and sad: refers to the appearance of a sad heart.

From Yu Qing Baiyi Jushi's "Hutianlu": "The woman is even more sad and sobbing. (Gloomy:.)

depressed look). Mourn but not sad: mourn:

Sorrowful; Injury: Injury, nuisance. Describe poetry, ** beautiful and elegant, moderate feelings.

It is also a metaphor for doing things moderately, without excesses and inadequacies. Sad face: frowning, crying and sad face.

Describe a sad look or look. Dejected: Hanging head:

Chip on your shoulder; Frustrated: A depressed look. Keep your head down, low in energy.

Describe the look of disappointment and frustration. listlessness: Describes lack of energy and lack of energy.

make adjectives, adverbials; For spoken language. Sullen: Feeling uncomfortable and upset.

Describe the mood as boring and unhappy. Sentimentality: Frequent sorrow and sadness.

Frowning: Stretching.

His heart was sorrowful, and his eyebrows were tightly locked. Describe the appearance of being preoccupied. Sad face:

A worried look spreads all over the face, describing a person's anxious look. Unsettled: Fixed:

Stability. The heart is irritable and the spirit is restless. Depressed:

Describe the feeling of depression. Refers to sullenness. Heartbroken :

It refers to extremely sad and extremely sad appearance, describing the extreme sadness. Desire: Near; Soon.

Absolute: the breath is terminated; Die. Want to cry without tears:

I want to cry, but I can't cry without tears. It represents a complex feeling of anxiety, apprehension, and indescribable.

Sullen:There are many complaints.

Word: Scrappy.

Bai Jan. Pronunciation: dòu zhì á

dung yáng

Meaning: high-spiritedzhi: high mood. The will to fight the DAO is strong.

From within: *** "Introduction to Rong a Cooperative": "I have never seen the people so energetic, high-spirited, and high-spirited as they are now. ”

Grammar: subject-predicate; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; It contains praise and describes the spirit of people.

Antonyms: 1, exhaustion [ jīng pí lì jié ] is very mentally tired, physically exhausted, describing extreme fatigue.

Source: Ming Feng Menglong's "Xingshi Hengyan: Zhang Shu'er Cleverly Gets Rid of Yang Sheng": "I'm exhausted; unable to act".

2, 不赚钱起彩 [ méi jīng dǎ cǎi ] Describes not being happy, not cheering up.

Source: Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions": "It makes Baoyu full of doubts; Slouch; Return to Yihong Courtyard. ”

Boiling bai [fèi téng].

Basic Definition of New Words du Detailed Definition.

1.[boil]: The liquid is heated to a certain temperature and rapidly gasified2[seethe with excitement]: A metaphor for the excitement of emotions or the prosperity of the inner development of the blood boiling festival day of the city, the crowd boiling.

热火朝天 [ rè huǒ cháo tiān ] describes a scene, mood, or atmosphere that is elevated and elevated.

如火如荼 [ rú huǒ rú tú ] describes the large-scale action with a vigorous atmosphere and a hot atmosphere.

Kwon Yeol. 兴高彩烈 [ xìng gāo cǎi liè ] describes high interest and full of spirit.

欣喜若狂 [ xīn xǐ ruò kuáng ] describes being happy to the extreme.

心花狂发 [ xīn huā nù fā ] describes extreme joy.

手舞足入 [ shǒu wǔ zú dǎo ] describes being happy to the extreme.

乐不支 [ lè bù kě zhī ] describes joy to the extreme, cheering and joyful [ huān hū què yuè ] describes very joyful.

Excited, gearing up, dancing with hands.

The spirit is high, the heart is surging, impassioned, the color is fierce, the fighting spirit is high, the brunt of the attack, the danger is not afraid, the tide is turned, the head is held high, the sword is bold, the enthusiasm is exciting, the blood is boiling, the vigor is vigorous, the righteousness is awe-inspiring, the earth is shaking, the sound is painted, and the majesty is all sides.

Words to describe high emotions: elated, laughing and lacking in face, full of voices, noisy gongs and drums, and in full swing.

一、兴高彩烈 [ xìng gāo cǎi liè ]

Interpretation: Xing: originally refers to interest, and then refers to interest; Cai: originally refers to the spirit, and then refers to the spirit; Lie: Exuberant. It originally referred to the article as noble and sharp. Later, he described his high interest and full of spirit.

Source: Liang Liu Xian, Southern Dynasty "Wenxin Carving Dragon, Physique": "Walking in the night is handsome, so the high game is contained and exciting. ”

Translation: Ji Kang has a bold personality, so his works are high-spirited and sharp.

Idiom usage: associative; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Compliments.

二、喜笑颜开 [ xǐ xiào yán kāi ]

Interpretation: Yan Kai: The face is relaxed, which refers to a smile. Describe the heart of happiness, full of smiles.

Source: Qing Li Ruzhen's "Mirror Flowers" Chapter 99: "Passing through the archway, people come and go, and they don't like to smile. ”

Translation: Passing through the archway, people come and go, and there is no one who does not like to smile.

Idiom usage: associative; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Compliments.

三. 人声鼎boiling [ rén shēng dǐng fèi ].

Interpretation: Ding: ancient cooking utensils; Boiling: Boiling. Describe the noise of the crowd as if boiling a pot.

Source: Ming Feng Menglong's "Awakening Hengyan": "One afternoon; Liu Fang cleaned up in the store; I only heard the voices of people. ”

Translation: After noon on the day; Liu Fang cleaned up in the store; I only heard the voices of people.

Idiom Usage: Subject-Predicate; as a predicate, object, and definite; The metaphor is a noisy human voice.

Fourth, gong and drum noisy day [ luó gǔ xuān tiān ].

Interpretation: noisy: loud. The gongs and drums shook the sky. Originally, it refers to beating gongs and drums during combat to direct advance and retreat. Later, he described the scene of festivity and joy.

Source: Yuan Shang Zhongxian's "Single Whip Grabbing the Lance": "I came to the front of the North early; I heard the gongs and drums loud. ”

Translation: I came to the front of Beipi early, and suddenly I heard the sound of gongs and drums.

Idiom usage: as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Compliments.

五、热火朝天 [ rè huǒ cháo tiān ]

Definition: Describes a scene, emotion, or atmosphere that is elevated.

Source: Chapter 9 of Feng Deying's "Spring Flowers": "But the hot movement of joining the army in the past few days has also impacted their bodies and minds. ”

Idiom Usage: Subject-Predicate; as a definite, adverbial, and complement; Compliments.

Words to describe a bad mood and low mood are: depressed, depressed, sad, depressed, depressed, etc.

一、颓失 [ tuí sàng ]

Depressed mood and listlessness.

Chapter 6 of Biye's "Spring Without Flowers": "Judging from his depressed appearance, he must have suffered a great deal of torture before he ran away and came home. ”

二、懊失 [ o sàng ].

Depressed and low in energy because things are not going as planned.

Mao Dun's "Color Blindness" 1: "Lin Baishuang has a somewhat frustrated complexion, as if she has done something bad. ”

3. Sorrow [ bēi āi ].

Sad. Tian Han's "Return to the South": "I don't want her to share my sorrow, and the sorrow is not shared by others." ”

Fourth, depression [ xiāo chén ].

Depressed mood and malaise.

The third scene of Guo Moruo's "Zhuo Wenjun": "Ah, (raising your head and wailing) The bleak moonlight, you are about to be depressed!" The sun I longed for! My life! My light! Why don't you come out and take it? ”

五、depressed [ jǔ sàng ].

1. Discouraged and disappointed.

2. Discouragement.

Mao Dun's "Midnight" XVII: "As soon as Sun Jiren's words came out, Wang Hefu shook his head in frustration, and Wu Sunfu touched his chin and sighed. ”

Impassioned: 1[Explanation]: Generous: emotional; Excited: Exhilarating. The spirit is uplifted, the emotions are excited, and the righteousness is full.

2.[From]: Han Li Ling's "Farewell Poems": "How generous is sadness, and Qing songs are exciting." Tang Liu Zongyuan's "Shangquan Public Opinion Supplements Que Wen Juan Decisive Advance and Retreat": "Today I will be impassioned, work hard to make cloth clothes, talk about the author's feast, and drag the door of the famous king." ”

3.[Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Compliments.

2. Generous Statements:

1.[Explanation]: Generous: emotional, full of righteousness; Chen: Statement; Words: Words. Refers to stating one's own opinions with great emotion.

2.[From]: Song Lu Jiuyuan's "Jing King Wengong Ancestral Hall Record": "At the end of Yuanfeng, attached to the bandits, they made their own decisions, and even deceived the prime minister. ”

3.[Example]: At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the group of thieves was rampant, and the current affairs were unspeakable. The poet is generous, and there is no room for decay. Pan Deyu's "Poetry of Yangyizhai".

4.[Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, object; Compliments.

Excited, excited, excited, excited, high morale, and heroic ......

1. Hanging your head: hanging your head: hanging your head; Frustrated: A depressed look. Describe the appearance of feeling depressed and wilting due to failure or failure.

2. Depression: 1. The nature or state of being depressed; Out of sorts; 2. Sluggishness and lack of interest; 3. Boredom; 4. An unexplained psychological reaction to unwillingness to face reality. 5. I am very dissatisfied with something, and the latter cannot accept it naturally.

3. Loss: It is because the expectations of oneself and others are too high, because of the pain that arises from exceeding one's own ability.

4. Melancholy: sadness and depression; Worry, boredom.

5. Worry like burning: like burning: like fire. My heart burned like a fire. Described as very anxious and anxious.

6. Grievance: Sadness and resentment, usually when people are hit or encounter something sad, it is easy to have this feeling.

7. Sorrow: sorrow and sorrow, inner sorrow.

8. Heavy worries: There are a lot of heavy worries in my heart.

9. Sadness: frustrated and worried; Melancholy and confused.

10. Melancholy: sadness and annoyance due to frustration or disappointment.

11. Frustration: discouragement and disappointment; Sad and frustrated.

12. Boredom: boredom due to mental emptiness.

13. Sadness: sad, sad, the opposite of "joy": grief|Joys and sorrows|After joy comes sorrow. Commiseration; Compassion: Compassion.

14. Worried: Worried: Worried: Anxious and uneasy. (Described as preoccupied and very sad.)

15. Sad face: frowning, crying and mourning. Describe a sad look or look.

16. Sour: bitter; Grieved.

17. Boredom: It is a human emotion. It is manifested as irritability, boredom and depression, and unpleasant mood. Sullen or even overwhelmed.

18. Sadness: the meaning of grief and sorrow, (form) sadness, focusing on sadness due to bad mood.

19. Sorrow: sorrow and sorrow.

20. Sorrowful bowels: sorrowful bowels: sad hearts. Knots: A very large number of knots. The sorrowful and bitter bowels seemed to have condensed into many knots.

21. Bitterness: Pain and upset.

22. Sadness: Sadness: Worrying heart. I was so worried that my intestines were broken into sections. Described as sorrowful to the extreme.