英和和英

to be in the humour―in the mood―in the vein―for doing something

to be daunted

to be satisfied―be appeased

to take notice of something

to notice―remark―perceive―become aware of anything―（正気がつくの意味なら）―come to （oneself）

to have judgment―have good sense―have strong sense―have a head on one's shoulders

to be excited

to feel discouraged―feel disheartened

go loco

to feed mean―feel small―feel cheap

to be diverted from care

disappointedly

to be open-hearted―frank

He is touched―cracked―crack-brained―unsound in mind―not in his right mind―out of his mind―out of his wits―out of his senses―off his head―not right in his head―wrong in the upper story―His wits are wandering―His reason wanders.

to be gay―light-hearted

to be in a great hurry

I am fretting myself―worrying myself―in suspense―I hang in suspense―I sit on thorns.

to flinch from doing something

One's mind is stretched

to fell cheerful―feel light-hearted

to feel faint

to feel constrained―feel oppressed

to weigh on one's mind

I feel the qualms of conscience

to agree in temper―agree in disposition

to feel gloomy

to become vain―get spoilt

to be reluctant―unwilling―backward―to do anything

We are out of the article

to feel cheerful