Inglés - Húngaro

angst

gb/ˈɑŋkst/ us/ˈɑŋkst/
C1 Inglés
szorongás, aggodalom, kamaszkori szorongás, tinédzserkori szorongás, egzisztenciális szorongás, létszorongás
SUSTANTIVO C1
1
Patrón de uso:
angst (about/over) [something]
There’s a lot of angst about whether the company will survive the year.
Sok aggodalom van amiatt, hogy a vállalat túléli-e az évet.
She tried to hide her angst, but her voice kept shaking.
Megpróbálta leplezni a szorongását, de a hangja továbbra is remegett.
The policy change created public angst across the country.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
He feels angst about his exam.
Szorong a vizsgája miatt.
I have a lot of angst about the future.
Sok aggodalmam van a jövővel kapcsolatban.
Error frecuente:
Usually uncountable: say “angst” or “a lot of angst,” not “an angst.” Also, it does not mean “anger.”
Significado
anxiety and worried unease
Colocaciones
feel angst |a sense of angst |deep angst |growing angst |public angst |widespread angst |angst about the future |angst over prices |angst over change |full of angst
Sinónimos
anxiety (more general and common.) | unease (often milder than angst.) | apprehension (focuses on worry about what will happen.) | dread (strong fear about something expected.)
Antónimos
calm (a relaxed state without worry.) | peace of mind (a settled feeling of reassurance.)
Temas
emotions |mental_health |daily_life
Definición

a strong feeling of worry or nervousness

A feeling of anxiety, worry, or unease, often about an uncertain situation or the future.

SUSTANTIVO C1
2
Patrón de uso:
[someone]'s angst
The film captures the awkwardness and angst of high school perfectly.
A film tökéletesen ragadja meg a középiskolás évek kínosságát és kamaszkori szorongását.
His early songs were full of teenage angst and heartbreak.
Korai dalai tele voltak kamaszkori szorongással és szívfájdalommal.
She laughed at her old journal and all the angst on those pages.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
The story is about teenage angst.
A történet a kamaszkori szorongásról szól.
His music is full of angst.
A zenéje tele van kamaszkori szorongással.
Error frecuente:
Often used as a mass noun: “teenage angst,” not usually “teenage angsts.”
Significado
adolescent emotional turmoil
Colocaciones
teenage angst |adolescent angst |youthful angst |angst and insecurity |a burst of angst |angst-ridden lyrics |angst-filled diary |channel your angst |express your angst |post-breakup angst
Sinónimos
turmoil (emotional chaos without the specific teen association.) | insecurity (focuses on lack of confidence.) | misery (emphasizes unhappiness rather than anxiety.)
Antónimos
contentment (a satisfied, comfortable feeling.) | confidence (lack of self-doubt that often fuels angst.)
Temas
emotions |relationships |youth |culture
Definición

strong unhappy feelings, especially in teenagers

Strong feelings of insecurity, frustration, and sadness, especially associated with adolescence and coming-of-age experiences.

SUSTANTIVO C2 LITERARY
3
Patrón de uso:
existential angst (about) [something]
After the diagnosis, he sank into existential angst about mortality.
A diagnózis után mély egzisztenciális szorongásba zuhant a halandóság gondolata miatt.
The novel explores the characters’ angst in a world that feels meaningless.
A regény a szereplők egzisztenciális szorongását vizsgálja egy olyan világban, amely értelmetlennek tűnik.
Her jokes about existential angst kept the conversation from getting too heavy.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
He has existential angst.
Egzisztenciális szorongása van.
Sometimes I feel angst about the meaning of life.
Néha egzisztenciális szorongást érzek az élet értelme miatt.
Error frecuente:
Often used in serious or literary contexts; in casual talk it can sound dramatic unless used humorously.
Significado
existential dread about life
Colocaciones
existential angst |a wave of angst |late-night angst |philosophical angst |modern angst |postwar angst |quiet angst |underlying angst |angst about mortality |angst about purpose
Sinónimos
existential dread (very close in meaning; more explicit about fear.) | despair (stronger hopelessness; not always tied to meaning of life.)
Antónimos
hope (a positive expectation that counters dread.) | certainty (confidence that reduces existential questioning.)
Temas
emotions |philosophy |mental_health |literature
Definición

deep worry about life’s meaning

A deep feeling of anxiety or dread about the meaning of life, existence, or one’s place in the world.

Gramática
Forma de diccionario
angst
AFI
GB/ˈɑŋkst/
US/ˈɑŋkst/
Sílabas y acento
angst (1 sílaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (angst)
Formas de la palabra
Noun
  • Base: angst
  • Plural: angst
Familia de palabras
Core family
angsty adjective C1
Related words
anxiety noun B1 anxious adjective B1
Advanced or less common
angst-ridden adjective C2
Expresiones

angst-filled

1
/ˈɑŋkst fˈɪld/
fixed phrase

containing lots of angst

full of worry and unhappy feelings

Ejemplos
  • She posted an angst-filled message after the breakup.
  • The novel’s middle section is packed with angst-filled scenes.
  • The soundtrack is full of angst-filled ballads.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • He wrote an angst-filled letter.

angst-ridden

1
/ˈɑŋkst ɹˈɪdən/
fixed phrase

full of anxious emotion

very worried and unhappy

Ejemplos
  • It’s an angst-ridden drama about family conflict.
  • His angst-ridden monologue went viral online.
  • The review called the album an angst-ridden masterpiece.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • It is an angst-ridden story.

economic angst

1
/ˌɛkənˈɑmɪk ˈɑŋkst/
fixed phrase

worry about the economy

worry about money and the economy

Ejemplos
  • Economic angst rose as layoffs spread through the industry.
  • The speech tried to address voters’ economic angst.
  • High rents are fueling economic angst among young adults.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • Many people feel economic angst.

existential angst

1
/ˌɛɡzˌɪstˈɛnʃəl ˈɑŋkst/
fixed phrase literary

dread about life’s meaning

deep worry about why we exist

Ejemplos
  • He wrote essays full of existential angst.
  • The film turns existential angst into dark humor.
  • She felt existential angst after leaving her job.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • He feels existential angst.

political angst

1
/pəlˈɪtɪkəl ˈɑŋkst/
fixed phrase

worry about politics

worry about politics and government

Ejemplos
  • Political angst has dominated conversations all week.
  • She took a break from the news to reduce her political angst.
  • The comedian turned political angst into a stand-up set.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • I feel political angst when I watch the news.

teenage angst

1
/tˈinˌeɪd͡ʒ ˈɑŋkst/
fixed phrase

emotional worry typical of teens

Strong worry, sadness, or stress that many teenagers feel about life, themselves, or the future.

Ejemplos
  • The book captures the teenage angst of growing up in a big city.
  • Her songs are full of teenage angst and confusion.

teenage angst

1
/tˈinˌeɪd͡ʒ ˈɑŋkst/
fixed phrase

teen insecurity and unhappiness

strong unhappy feelings that many teenagers have

Ejemplos
  • The band built its reputation on songs about teenage angst.
  • The show mixes teenage angst with comedy.
  • He joked that his hairstyle was pure teenage angst.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • The movie shows teenage angst.
  • His lyrics are about teenage angst.

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