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单词 felt
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felt1 /felt/

noun
  1. A soft fabric formed without weaving, filaments pressed together using the natural tendency of the fibres of wool and certain kinds of hair to interlace and cling together
  2. Any material made in a similar way, eg the bituminous matting used to line roofs
transitive verb
  1. To make into felt
  2. To cover with felt
intransitive verb

To become felted or matted

ORIGIN: OE felt; cf Du vilt, Ger Filz

feltˈer transitive verb

To mat together like felt

feltˈing noun

  1. The art or process of making felt or of matting fibres together
  2. The felt itself

feltˈy adjective

felt-tip pen, felt-tipped pen, felt tip or felt pen noun

A pen with a nib of felt or similar fibrous substance

felt2 /felt/ pat and pap of feel

feel /fēl/

transitive verb (feelˈing; felt)
  1. To perceive by the touch
  2. To investigate by touching or handling
  3. To find (one's way) by groping
  4. To be conscious of
  5. To be keenly sensible of
  6. To have an inward persuasion of, to believe, consider or think
  7. To seem to oneself to be
  8. To caress the genitals of (with up; vulgar sl)
intransitive verb
  1. To be aware that one is (well, ill, happy, etc)
  2. To explore or investigate with one's hand (with in, etc)
  3. To impart a particular impression when touched, as in to feel smooth, sharp, etc
  4. To be emotionally affected
  5. To have sympathy or compassion (with for)
noun
  1. The sensation of touch
  2. An instinct, touch, knack
  3. An act of feeling something
  4. An impression imparted by something being felt
  5. A general impression or atmosphere associated with something
ORIGIN: OE fēlan to feel; Ger fühlen; prob akin to L palpāri to stroke

feelˈer noun

  1. A person, etc that feels
  2. A remark cautiously dropped, or any indirect stratagem, to sound out the opinions of others
  3. A tentacle
  4. A jointed organ in the head of insects, etc capable of a delicate sense, an antenna

feelˈing noun

  1. The sense of touch
  2. Perception of objects by touch
  3. Consciousness of pleasure or pain
  4. An impression received physically or mentally
  5. Tenderness
  6. (an) emotion
  7. Sensibility, susceptibility, sentimentality
  8. An opinion, sentiment
  9. An instinctive grasp or appreciation (with for)
  10. Mutual or interactive emotion, such as bad feeling (resentment or animosity), good feeling (friendliness), ill-feeling, fellow feeling
  11. (in pl) the affections or passions
  12. (in pl) one's sensibilities, or amour-propre, as in hurt someone's feelings
adjective
  1. Expressive of great sensibility or tenderness
  2. Easily or strongly affected by emotion
  3. Sympathetic
  4. Compassionate
  5. Pitying
  6. Deeply felt

feelˈingless adjective

feelˈingly adverb

feelˈ-bad or feelˈbad adjective (informal)

Causing a feeling of personal unease

feel-bad factor noun

The antidote to the feel-good factor (qv below)

feeler gauge noun (engineering)

A thin strip of metal of known thickness, used to measure or set the distance between surfaces or parts

feelˈ-good or feelˈgood adjective (informal)

Causing or relating to a feeling of personal wellbeing, optimism or (smug) self-satisfaction

feel-good factor noun

A sense of optimism sometimes detected by researchers into voting, buying, etc intentions

bad feeling

  1. Resentment or animosity
  2. Ill-feeling

feel after (Bible)

To search for

feelings (are) running high

(there is) a general feeling of anger, emotion, etc

feel like

To want, have a desire for

feel oneself

To feel as well as normal

feel one's feet or way

To accustom oneself to a new situation, job, etc

feel up to

(with neg) to feel fit enough to

get the feel of

To become familiar with or used to

good feeling

  1. Friendly feeling
  2. Amicable relations

no hard feelings

No offence taken

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