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"emocionarse" in English

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"emocionarse" in English

emocionarse {verb}

emocionarse {reflexive verb}

to be moved- to freak out- to get excited- to get upset

emocionar {transitive verb}

to affect- to move- to thrill- to touch

Translations & Examples Synonyms Context Examples

TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES

emocionarse {verb}

emocionarse(also: rebosar)

to bubble over {vb}

emocionarse {reflexive verb}

emocionarse(also: enternecerse, sobrecogerse, conmoverse, impresionarse)

to be moved {vb}

emocionarse(also: enloquecerse, flipar, friquearse, friquear)

to freak out {vb}

emocionarse(also: excitarse, entusiasmarse, acalorarse, alborotarse)

to get excited {vb}

Cuando las personas empiezan a emocionarse con los nuevos avances, se obvia, una y otra vez, el principio de precaución.

Time and again the precautionary principle is ignored when people get excited about new discoveries.

emocionarse(also: alterarse, molestarse, resentirse, inmutarse)

to get upset {vb}

emocionar [emocionando · emocionado] {transitive verb}

emocionar(also: afectar, conmover, incidir)

to affect [affected · affected] {v.t.}

emocionar(also: mover, desplazar)

to move [moved · moved] {v.t.}

Señoría, la poesía que usted nos ha leído me ha emocionado especialmente.

I was particularly moved by the poetry you quoted, Mr González Álvarez.

Ha llegado el momento de dejar atrás la indignación, las emociones y las condenas solemnes y pasar a la acción.

It is really time now to move beyond indignation, emotion and solemn condemnations; to move from words to action.

– Señor Sjöstedt, me emociona mucho estar aquí en este momento.

MrSjöstedt, I am very moved that I am here for this moment.

emocionar(also: ilusionar)

to thrill [thrilled · thrilled] {v.t.}

emocionar(also: rozar)

to touch [touched · touched] {v.t.}

Sé que les emocionará su belleza, su humor, su vitalidad y su tranquilidad.

I know you will be touched by its beauty, humour, vitality and calm.

Me ha emocionado mucho el discurso de despedida de Lord Stockton.

I was very touched by Lord Stockton's farewell speech.

Estoy enormemente conmovida, diría incluso que enormemente emocionada.

I am deeply touched, I would even say completely overcome.

SYNONYMS

Synonyms (Spanish) for "emocionarse":

agitarse- apasionarse- arrebatarse- blandirse- cimbrearse- conmoverse- embriagarse- entusiasmarse- excitarse- moverse- oscilar- palpitar- sacudirse- temblar- tremolar

CONTEXT EXAMPLES

Context examples for "emocionarse" in English(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.

Y pienso que aquel que se ocupe de estos temas no puede sino emocionarse.

I believe nobody who is concerned with it can feel otherwise.

Cuando las personas empiezan a emocionarse con los nuevos avances, se obvia, una y otra vez, el principio de precaución.

Time and again the precautionary principle is ignored when people get excited about new discoveries.

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