emotions

英 [ɪˈməʊʃənz]

美 [ɪˈmoʊʃənz]

n.  强烈的感情; 激情; 情感; 情绪
emotion的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 情感;情绪
  Anemotionis a feeling such as happiness, love, fear, anger, or hatred, which can be caused by the situation that you are in or the people you are with.
  1. Happiness was an emotion that Reynolds was having to relearn...
     雷诺兹已经不知道什么是快乐。
  2. Her voice trembled with emotion.
     她的声音因情绪激动而颤抖。
• N-UNCOUNT （与理性相对的）感性
  Emotionis the part of a person's character that consists of their feelings, as opposed to their thoughts.
  1. ...the split between reason and emotion.
     理性和感性的划分

双语例句

• The Chinese tend to express their emotions in an implicit way.
  中国人表达感情的方式比较内敛。
• The battle roared; a sound calculated to arouse the sublimest emotions in the breast of the soldier.
  战场上吼声震天，意在唤起士兵们最昂扬的斗志。
• Inside, she was a maelstrom of churning emotions.
  她心中的情感似波涛汹涌，起伏不定。
• They are accustomed to holding back their emotions.
  他们习惯于抑制自己的感情。
• She could no longer hold her emotions in leash and she had a good cry.
  她再也控制不住自己的感情，便痛哭了一场。
• As the deadline approached she experienced a bewildering array of emotions
  随着最后期限的临近，她开始心绪纷乱，不知所措。
• People who repress their emotions risk having nightmares
  压抑情感的人容易做噩梦。
• Inside, he admits, his emotions may be churning, but you would never guess it.
  他承认，内心里他可能心潮起伏，但你根本不会猜到。
• I tended to mistrust my emotions and intellectualize everything.
  我往往不相信自己的情感，倾向于把一切事物都理智化。
• The real picture is more horrific and stronger but one must conjure up all the associative thoughts and emotions it evokes.
  真实的画面更恐怖也更震撼，但是它带来的种种感受和情绪需要你自己去联想。