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feel
sentir
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I. feel <Past & Past Part felt> [Am fil, Brit fiːl] VERB intr
1.1. feel (physically):
feel person:
feel person:
I feel ill/fine
to feel tired
1.2. feel (physically) part of body:
2. feel (emotionally, mentally, morally):
feel
I feel as if or as though or ugs like I've been away for ages
I feel as if or as though or ugs like I've been away for ages
si te apetece, hazlo esp Esp
how does it feel?, what does it feel like?
3. feel (have opinion):
I feel that
I feel that
opino or creo que
4. feel:
to feel like sth (to be in the mood for, fancy), I feel like a cup of tea
me apetece una taza de esp Esp
to feel like sth (to be in the mood for, fancy), I feel like a cup of tea
to feel like -ing
tener ganas de  +  infin
5. feel (seem, give impression of being):
6. feel (search, grope):
to feel for sth he felt for the alarm clock
II. feel <Past & Past Part felt> [Am fil, Brit fiːl] VERB trans
1. feel (touch):
feel surface/body
feel surface/body
to feel one's way
2. feel (perceive):
feel sensation/movement/force
3. feel (experience):
feel indignation/shame
4. feel (be affected by):
feel
5. feel (consider):
to feel sb/sth to + infin he felt himself to be a burden on his family
III. feel [Am fil, Brit fiːl] SUBST U kein Pl
1.1. feel (sensation):
feel
judging by the feel of it
1.2. feel (act):
to have a feel of sth
2.1. feel (atmosphere, style):
feel (of house, room)
2.2. feel (instinct, sympathy):
feel
to have a feel for sth
2.3. feel (familiarity):
to get the feel of sth
to get the feel of sth
feel for VERB [Am fil -, Brit fiːl -] (v + prep + o)
I. feel <Past & Past Part felt> [Am fil, Brit fiːl] VERB intr
1.1. feel (physically):
feel person:
feel person:
I feel ill/fine
to feel tired
1.2. feel (physically) part of body:
2. feel (emotionally, mentally, morally):
feel
I feel as if or as though or ugs like I've been away for ages
I feel as if or as though or ugs like I've been away for ages
si te apetece, hazlo esp Esp
how does it feel?, what does it feel like?
3. feel (have opinion):
I feel that
I feel that
opino or creo que
4. feel:
to feel like sth (to be in the mood for, fancy), I feel like a cup of tea
me apetece una taza de esp Esp
to feel like sth (to be in the mood for, fancy), I feel like a cup of tea
to feel like -ing
tener ganas de  +  infin
5. feel (seem, give impression of being):
6. feel (search, grope):
to feel for sth he felt for the alarm clock
II. feel <Past & Past Part felt> [Am fil, Brit fiːl] VERB trans
1. feel (touch):
feel surface/body
feel surface/body
to feel one's way
2. feel (perceive):
feel sensation/movement/force
3. feel (experience):
feel indignation/shame
4. feel (be affected by):
feel
5. feel (consider):
to feel sb/sth to + infin he felt himself to be a burden on his family
III. feel [Am fil, Brit fiːl] SUBST U kein Pl
1.1. feel (sensation):
feel
judging by the feel of it
1.2. feel (act):
to have a feel of sth
2.1. feel (atmosphere, style):
feel (of house, room)
2.2. feel (instinct, sympathy):
feel
to have a feel for sth
2.3. feel (familiarity):
to get the feel of sth
to get the feel of sth
feel up VERB [Am fil -, Brit fiːl -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) ugs
feel up
feel up
feel up
magrear Esp ugs
feel-good [Am ˈfilɡʊd, Brit ˈfiːlɡʊd] ADJ
feel-good movie/experience:
feel-good
feel out VERB [Am fil -, Brit fiːl -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) ugs
feel out person/situation/opinion:
feel out
I'll feel her out
I'll feel her out
feel up to VERB [Am fil -, Brit fiːl -] (v + adv + prep + o)
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I. feel [fi:l] VERB intr felt
1. feel + Adj/Subst (sensation or emotion):
feel
to feel well
to feel hot/cold
to feel as if ...
sentirse como si... +subj
to feel like a walk
to feel free to do sth
to feel one's age
how would you feel if ...?
2. feel + Adj (seem):
feel
3. feel (search):
to feel for sth
II. feel [fi:l] VERB trans
1. feel (experience):
feel
not to feel a thing
to feel it in one's bones (that ...)
2. feel (think, believe):
to feel (that) ...
creer (que)...
3. feel (touch):
feel
feel pulse
III. feel [fi:l] SUBST
1. feel kein Pl (texture):
feel
the feel of sth
2. feel kein Pl (act of touching):
feel
to have a feel of sth
3. feel kein Pl (character, atmosphere):
feel
a feel of mystery
4. feel kein Pl (natural talent):
feel
to have a feel for sth
to get the feel of sth
feel for VERB trans
to feel for sb
to feel for sb
feel about VERB intr
feel about
to feel about for sth
feel-good [ˈfi:l-gʊd] ADJ
feel-good
to feel suicidal übtr
to feel shivery
to feel chilly
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I. feel <felt> [fil] VERB intr
1. feel + Adj/Subst (sensation or emotion):
feel
to feel well
to feel hot/cold
to feel as if...
sentirse como si... +subj
to feel like a walk
to feel free to do sth
to feel one's age
how would you feel if...?
2. feel + Adj (seem):
feel
3. feel (search):
to feel for sth
II. feel <felt> [fil] VERB trans
1. feel (experience):
feel
not to feel a thing
to feel it in one's bones (that...)
2. feel (think, believe):
to feel (that)...
creer (que)...
3. feel (touch):
feel
feel pulse
III. feel <felt> [fil] SUBST
1. feel (texture):
feel
the feel of sth
2. feel (act of touching):
feel
to have a feel of sth
3. feel (character, atmosphere):
feel
a feel of mystery
4. feel (natural talent):
feel
to have a feel for sth
to get the feel of sth
feel-good [ˈfil·gʊd] ADJ
feel-good
feel around VERB intr
feel around
to feel around for sth
feel for VERB trans
to feel for sb
to feel for sb
to feel suicidal übtr
to feel unwell
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Present
Ifeel
youfeel
he/she/itfeels
wefeel
youfeel
theyfeel
Past
Ifelt
youfelt
he/she/itfelt
wefelt
youfelt
theyfelt
Present Perfect
Ihavefelt
youhavefelt
he/she/ithasfelt
wehavefelt
youhavefelt
theyhavefelt
Past Perfect
Ihadfelt
youhadfelt
he/she/ithadfelt
wehadfelt
youhadfelt
theyhadfelt
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The exclamation mark warning sign, reduced speed signs and flooding signs are in demand as surface flooding and swollen rivers close roads around the area.
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Having found my name, she made a check mark.
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That education leaves a strong mark of thoroughness, carefulness, and thoughtfulness.
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In vocal music, slurs are usually used to mark notes which are sung to a single syllable (see: melisma).
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For the applicability of the law, there has to be at first a specific interest by the owner of the registered trade mark.
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