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单词 feel
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So my family still feel very emotional about this.You have made this place feel like home to me.They are perfect for getting early gifts and feeling festive. One feels one sees right through this music.Did she write the book because she felt guilty about having an appetite?This heartfelt series about friendship and family will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside. Work feels like less of a chore now you have promised to use your special skills rather than sideline them.Many are still feeling the effects.In effect what you are hoping to avoid happening and you experience what feels like an overreaction by others towards yourillness.I feel it's become a part of my life.Many fear they will need the stuff one day or feel guilty about chucking out unwanted gifts.With the rainy and windy weather it will feel quite cold.You felt something was going to give.Everything you touch and feel is a step up in quality.Working cuff buttons and sharp fitted blocks give a quality feel.More than a third think they look great or feel cosy in jeans.Making notes for books feels so much more pompous and important when you use one of these.This feels like an epic with more chapters to come.Visit the college you are thinking of applying to and get a feel for the place.So its effects will be felt around the world.You have a gift for making people feel valued and warming frosty relationships at work and home.You are a good cousin to feel the instinctive sympathy to write with love and condolences.They were feeling my two day absence.Would you expect other people to feel happy about your unhappiness?The whole thing felt like a stunt.You know how it made you feel after one experience.Winning games makes this country feel a better place.The police officers felt they could act with impunity.Just think of how physically drained you feel when you become worried or depressed about something.To not care what folk think of you feels wonderful.They seem nice and it feels good to talk.And warmer weather makes us feel more sociable.Being shamed into not speaking of the less photogenic ones makes us feel that we are a lone freak.

In other languages
feel

British English: feel /fiːl/ VERB
have a particular feeling The way you feel, for example happy or sad, or cold or tired, is how you are at the time.
I feel very upset.
  • American English: feel
  • Arabic: يَشْعُرُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: sentir
  • Chinese: 感觉
  • Croatian: osjećati se
  • Czech: cítit (se)
  • Danish: føle
  • Dutch: voelen
  • European Spanish: sentir
  • Finnish: tuntea
  • French: se sentir sensation
  • German: fühlen
  • Greek: νιώθω
  • Italian: sentire
  • Japanese: 感じる
  • Korean: 느끼다
  • Norwegian: føle
  • Polish: poczuć
  • European Portuguese: sentir
  • Romanian: a simți
  • Russian: чувствовать
  • Latin American Spanish: sentir
  • Swedish: känna
  • Thai: รู้สึก
  • Turkish: hissetmek
  • Ukrainian: почуватися
  • Vietnamese: cảm thấy
British English: feel /fiːl/ VERB
touch If you feel something, you touch it with your hand to see what it is like.
Feel how soft these feathers are.
  • American English: feel
  • Arabic: يَتَحَسَّسُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: sentir
  • Chinese: 触摸
  • Croatian: dotaknuti
  • Czech: osahat
  • Danish: føle
  • Dutch: voelen
  • European Spanish: palpar
  • Finnish: tunnustella
  • French: tâtersentir
  • German: fühlen
  • Greek: αισθάνομαι
  • Italian: sentire
  • Japanese: ・・・を感じる
  • Korean: 느끼다
  • Norwegian: føle
  • Polish: czuć
  • European Portuguese: sentir
  • Romanian: a pipăi
  • Russian: ощупать
  • Latin American Spanish: sentircon el tacto
  • Swedish: känna
  • Thai: สัมผัส รู้สึก
  • Turkish: hissetmek
  • Ukrainian: відчувати
  • Vietnamese: cảm giác

All related terms of 'feel'

Chinese translation of 'feel'

feel

(fiːl)
Word forms:ptpp felt

vt

  1. (= touch) [object, face] (mō)
    ⇒ Eric felt his face. "Am I bleeding?" 埃里克摸着自己的脸。"我在流血吗?" (Āilǐkè mōzhe zìjǐ de liǎn."Wǒ zài liúxiě ma?")
    1. (= experience) [desire, anger, grief] 觉(覺)得 (juéde)
      ⇒ Mrs Oliver felt a sudden desire to burst out crying. 奥利弗夫人突然觉得很想哭出来。 (Àolìfú fūrén tūrán juéde hěn xiǎng kū chūlai.)
    2. [pain] 感到 (gǎndào)
      ⇒ He felt a sudden pain in his leg. 他突然感到一阵腿疼。 (Tā tūrán gǎndào yī zhèn tuǐténg.)
  2. (= think, believe) 认(認)为(為) (rènwéi)
    ⇒ We felt she would win. 我们认为她会赢。 (Wǒmen rènwéi tā huì yíng.)
    ⇒ She knew how I felt about the subject. 她知道我对这事的看法。 (Tā zhīdào wǒ duì zhè shì de kànfǎ.)
  3. (= be aware of) 发(發)觉(覺) (fājué)
    ⇒ He felt her leg against his. 他发觉她的腿正抵着他的腿。 (Tā fājué tā de tuǐ zhēng dǐzhe tā de tuǐ.)
  4. (= sense) 感觉(覺)到 (gǎnjuédào)

n (s)

  1. [of substance, cloth] 摸上去的感觉(覺) (mō shàngqù de gǎnjué)
    ⇒ He remembered the feel of her skin. 他记得她皮肤摸上去的感觉。 (Tā jìde tā pífū mō shàngqù de gǎnjué.)
  2. (= impression) 感觉(覺) (gǎnjué)
    ⇒ The room has a warm, cosy feel. 这个房间有种温暖舒适的感觉。 (Zhège fángjiān yǒu zhǒng wēnnuǎn shūshì de gǎnjué.)
    to feel that ... 感到 ... (gǎndào ... )
    ⇒ I feel I'm neglecting my duty. 我感到我失职了。 (Wǒ gǎndào wǒ shīzhí le.)
    to feel hungry 觉(覺)得饿(餓) (juéde è)
    to feel cold 觉(覺)得冷 (juéde lěng)
    to feel the cold/the heat 怕冷/热(熱) (pàlěng/rè)
    to feel lonely/better 感到孤独(獨)/感觉(覺)好多了 (gǎndào gūdú/gǎnjué hǎo duō le)
    I don't feel well 我觉(覺)得身体(體)不适(適) (wǒ juéde shēntǐ bùshì)
    to feel sorry for sb 同情某人 (tóngqíng mǒurén)
    it feels soft 摸上去软(軟)软(軟)的 (mō shàngqù ruǎnruǎn de)
    it feels colder here 这(這)儿(兒)感觉(覺)更冷些 (zhèr gǎnjué gèng lěng xiē)
    it feels like velvet 它摸上去像天鹅(鵝)绒(絨) (tā mō shàngqù xiàng tiān'éróng)
    to feel like (= want) 想要 (xiǎng yào)
    ⇒ I feel like a stroll. 我想散散步。 (Wǒ xiǎng sànsànbù.)
    (= consider o.s.) 觉(覺)得自己像 (juéde zìjǐ xiàng)
    ⇒ I felt like a murderer. 我觉得自己像是杀人犯。 (Wǒ juéde zìjǐ xiàngshì shārénfàn.)
    it feels like or it feels as if ... 仿佛(彿)觉(覺)得 ... (fǎngfú juéde ... )
    to have a feel of sth 摸一摸某物 (mōyīmō mǒuwù)
    to get the feel of sth 开(開)始熟悉某事 (kāishǐ shúxī mǒushì)
    to have the feel of sth (= impression) 有种(種)好似某事的感觉(覺) (yǒu zhǒng hǎosì mǒushì de gǎnjué)
    I'm still feeling my way 我仍然在摸索前进(進) (wǒ réngrán zài mōsuǒ qiánjìn)
    I don't feel myself 我觉(覺)得身体(體)不舒服 (wǒ juéde shēntǐ bù shūfu)

All related terms of 'feel'

(verb) 
Definition
to have a physical or emotional sensation of
He was still feeling pain from a stomach injury.
Synonyms
experience
couples who have experienced the trauma of divorce
suffer
The peace process has suffered a serious blow now.
bear
She bore her sufferings bravely.
go through
endure
He'd endured years of pain and sleepless nights because of arthritis.
undergo
New recruits have been undergoing training in recent weeks.
have a sensation of
have
He might be having a heart attack.
(verb) 
Definition
to become aware of or examine by touching
The doctor felt his head.
Synonyms
touch
Her hand gently touched my face.
handle
Be careful when handling young animals.
manipulate
run your hands over
finger
He fingered the few coins in his pocket.
stroke
She was absentmindedly stroking her cat.
paw
maul
caress
They kissed and caressed one another.
fondle
He took the child from her mother and fondled her.
(verb) 
Definition
to have a physical or emotional sensation of
She suddenly felt the warm breeze on her face.
Synonyms
be aware of
have a sensation of
be sensible of
enjoy
(verb) 
She felt something was nearby.
Synonyms
perceive
He was beginning to perceive the true nature of their relationship.
sense
He had sensed what might happen.
detect
discern
know
Would she know you if she saw you on the street?
experience
notice
observe
(verb) 
I felt my way down the wooden staircase.
Synonyms
grope
He groped in his pocket for his wallet.
explore
fumble
She crept from the bed and fumbled for her dressing gown.
sound
(verb) 
Definition
to sense by intuition
I feel that he still misses her.
Synonyms
sense
be aware
be convinced
have a feeling
have the impression
intuit
have a hunch
feel in your bones
(verb) 
Definition
to believe or think
They felt that the police could not guarantee their safety.
Synonyms
believe
I believe you have something of mine.
consider
I had always considered myself a strong, competent woman.
judge
It will take a few more years to judge the impact of these ideas.
deem
I would have quit my job if I had deemed it necessary.
think
She thought he was about seventeen years old.
hold
She holds that it is not admissible to ordain women.
be of the opinion that
(verb) 
The air feels wet and cold on these evenings.
Synonyms
seem
Everyone seems busy except us.
appear
He did his best to appear more confident than he felt.
strike you as
(verb) 
The charity is still feeling the effects of revelations about its former president.
Synonyms
notice
People should not hesitate to contact the police if they notice anything suspicious.
note
Suddenly I noted that the rain had stopped.
observe
In 1664 Hooke observed a reddish spot on the surface of the planet.
perceive
I perceived a number of changes.
detect
He could detect a certain sadness in her face.
discern
Under the bridge we could just discern a shadowy figure.
(noun) 
a crisp papery feel
Synonyms
texture
It is used in moisturisers to give them a silky texture.
finish
The finish of the woodwork was excellent.
touch
Our sense of touch is programmed to diminish with age.
surface
surface quality
(noun) 
Definition
an impression
He wanted to get the feel of the place.
Synonyms
impression
My impression is that they are totally out of control.
feeling
a feeling of opulence and grandeur
air
The meal gave the occasion an almost festive air.
sense
There is no sense of urgency on either side.
quality
atmosphere
The muted decor adds to the relaxed atmosphere.
mood
First set the mood with some music.
aura
She had an aura of authority.
ambience
The overall ambience of the room is cosy.
vibes (slang)

Phrasal verbs

See feel for someone
See feel like something

Additional synonyms

in the sense of air
Definition
a distinctive quality, appearance, or manner
The meal gave the occasion an almost festive air.
Synonyms
manner,
feeling,
effect,
style,
quality,
character,
bearing,
appearance,
look,
aspect,
atmosphere,
tone,
mood,
impression,
flavour,
aura,
ambience,
demeanour,
vibe (slang)
in the sense of ambience
Definition
the atmosphere of a place
The overall ambience of the room is cosy.
Synonyms
atmosphere,
feel,
setting,
air,
quality,
character,
spirit,
surroundings,
tone,
mood,
impression,
flavour,
temper,
tenor,
aura,
complexion,
vibes (slang),
vibrations (slang),
milieu
in the sense of appear
Definition
to seem
He did his best to appear more confident than he felt.
Synonyms
look (like or as if),
seem,
occur,
look to be,
come across as,
strike you as

Synonyms of 'feel'

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