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Ärgern

To annoy

Fühlen

To feel

(J-n/etwas) satt haben

To be fed up (with)

Hassen

To hate

Leiben

To love

Sich schämen (für(akk)/wegen(gen))

To be ashamed (of)

Stören

To bother

Träumen (von(dat))

To dream (of)

Verehren

To adore

Sich verlieben (in(akk))

To fall in love (with)

Böse werden

It get angry

Aufgeregt

Excited

Begeistert

Enthusiastic

Besorgt

Worried

Bestürzt

Upset

Deprimiert

Depressed

Elfersüchtig

Jealous

Enttäuscht

Disappointed

Liebebedürftig

In need of affection

Verliebt (in(akk))

In love (with)

Wütend

Angry