Pronunciation: English [? h？ Pi] beauty [? h？ pi]

Happy; Happy; Smart; I'm a little drunk

Comparison: happier?

Superlative: the happiest

Her face relaxed and gave a happy smile.

Her expression relaxed and she smiled happily.

2. Sadness

Pronunciation: English [s? D] beauty [s? d]

Sad; Sad; Not good; unfortunately

Comparison: more sad?

Highest level: the saddest

She sang a sad song.

She sang a sad song.

3. get angry

Pronunciation: English [? Gri] beauty [？ ɡri]

Angry; Anger, anger; (color, etc) harsh; Inflammation (of a wound, etc)

Comparative: more angry?

Superlative: the most angry

She has been worried about the person who stole her new bike?

Someone stole her new bike and she was very angry.

4. Confused

Pronunciation: English [k? n？ Fju:zd] beauty [k? n？ fjuzd]

Confused; Confused; Mixing; Fuzzy

Confusion (past tense of riddle)

Example: I think other people who have a good fever are just like me, a little confused.

I think many other people are a little confused like me.

5. Shy

Pronunciation: English [? Answer? ] beauty [? Answer? ]

A shy face; Shy; Be afraid of (doing); & lt beauty > lack

The intransitive verb flinches, winces; Avoid (someone); Throw (stones, balls, etc) at will.

Throw; (horse) scared away, scared away; Throw, throw

Third person singular: shies?

Plural number: shies?

Now participle: shying?

Past tense: shied?

Past participle: shied?

Comparative: shyer?

Highest level: the most shy

She is a shy and soft-spoken girl?

She is a shy and soft-spoken girl.