be scared out of (my) wits - The building was really high and I am afraid of heights, relieved - After we finished the race, I felt really glad and relaxed it was done., make my stomach turn - The food they have given us was strange. When I tasted it, I felt really bad., awkward - They wanted to talk privately, which I didn't know at that moment so they looked at me signalizing to leave them alone. When I finally realized that, I felt embarrassed and walked away, impressed - My record shocked everyone. They were cheering and clapping when I came to the finish., fascinated by - He became very intrigued and interested in the history of this place., be over the moon - When they've received the news, they were extremely pleased and happy. , shake like a leaf - Before his interview, he's got really stressed and his nerves took control. He was mumbling and stumbling over his words. , be frustrated - They were trying to repair this engine for weeks but nothing worked. They got angry and irritated., wishing the earth would swallow (sb) up - When she went on the stage, she noticed she didn't take her notes and she completely forgot what to say. People were staring at her while she was making up some sentences without any sense. She felt so embarrassed,

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