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Detailed Translations for emotion from English to Spanish

emotion:

emotion [the ~] nom

  1. the emotion (compassion; feeling)
    la emoción; el enternecimiento; la conmoción
  2. the emotion (sentiment; compassion; feeling; )
    el sentimiento; la emoción; la sensación
  3. the emotion
    la emoción; el sentimiento; la sensación; la conmoción; la turbación del ánimo
  4. the emotion
    la emoción; la conmoción

Translation Matrix for emotion:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
conmoción compassion; emotion; feeling ado; agitation; alluvion; argy-bargy; beating of the waves; commotion; disorder; disturbance; fisticuffs; fuss; hubble-bubble; interference; irritability; irritation; pandemonium; pique; rebellion; revolt; riot; song and dance; squabbling; stir; to-do; turbulence; unrest; wash
emoción compassion; emotion; excitement; feeling; passion; sentiment; touch pathos
enternecimiento compassion; emotion; feeling
sensación compassion; emotion; excitement; feeling; passion; sentiment; touch feeling; knack; perception; sensation; sensory perception
sentimiento compassion; emotion; excitement; feeling; passion; sentiment; touch feeling; instinct; intuition; knack; participation; sympathy
turbación del ánimo emotion
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- state of emotion

Synonyms for "emotion":


Related Definitions for "emotion":

  1. any strong feeling1

Wiktionary Translations for emotion:

emotion
noun
  1. person's internal state of being

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
emotion emoción roersel — wat iemand (emotioneel) beweegt
emotion emoción Bewegungpsychisch, seelisch: aus der Ruhe gebrachter Gemütszustand
emotion emoción Emotion — angeregter Zustand des Gemüts
emotion sensibilidad; sensación GefühlNeurologie: das subjektive Erleben von Erregung und hirnchemischer Aktivität
emotion emoción Regung — ein Gefühl, das man plötzlich empfindet
emotion emoción émotion — Réaction affectif subite, temporaire et involontaire, souvent accompagnée de manifestations physiques, provoquée par un sentiment intense de peur, de colère, de surprise, etc.