FELLOW FEELING - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

fellow feeling SUBST U

fellow feeling

camaradería f

fellow feeling

compañerismo m

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. feel <Past & Past Part felt> [Am fil, Brit fiːl] VERB intr

1.1. feel (physically):

feel person:

sentirse

feel person:

encontrarse

how do you feel or how are you feeling?

¿cómo or qué tal te encuentras or te sientes?

I feel ill/fine

me encuentro or estoy or me siento mal/bien

you'll feel all the better for a hot bath

ya verás cómo te sientes or te encuentras mucho mejor después de un baño caliente

to feel hot/cold/hungry/thirsty

tener calor/frío/hambre/sed

he began to feel hot/cold

empezó a sentir calor/frío

to feel tired

estar or encontrarse or sentirse cansado

I feel as if or as though I'm going to faint

siento como si me fuera a desmayar

to feel oneself I wasn't feeling quite myself

no me sentía del todo bien

to feel oneself I wasn't feeling quite myself

no sé qué me pasó

we'll discuss it again when you're feeling more yourself

lo volveremos a hablar cuando estés mejor

1.2. feel (physically) part of body:

my arm feels stiff

tengo el brazo entumecido

my eyes feel itchy

me pican los ojos

my legs felt like jelly

me temblaban las piernas

2. feel (emotionally, mentally, morally):

feel

sentirse

to feel sad/nervous

sentirse or estar triste/nervioso

she feels old

se siente vieja

I don't feel any different/older

no me siento diferente/más viejo

I feel (like) a complete idiot

me siento como un perfecto imbécil

I felt (like) a new man/woman after my vacation

me sentí como nuevo/nueva después de mis vacaciones

I feel as if or as though or ugs like I've been away for ages

tengo la sensación de haber estado fuera mil años

I feel as if or as though or ugs like I've been away for ages

es como si hubiera estado fuera siglos

we feel very pleased that she is back

estamos muy contentos de que haya vuelto

feel free to call at any time

no deje de llamar cuando quiera

imagine how I felt!

imagínate cómo me sentí

how do you feel about your parents' divorce?

¿cómo has tomado el divorcio de tus padres?

how would you feel about Smith as president?

¿qué te parecería que Smith fuera el presidente?

it feels wonderful to be back

es maravilloso estar de vuelta

if it feels good, do it ugs

si te gusta, hazlo

if it feels good, do it ugs

si te apetece, hazlo esp Esp

I feel bad about not having asked her

me da no sé qué no haberla invitado

how does it feel?, what does it feel like?

¿qué se siente?

3. feel (have opinion):

I feel that …

me parece que …

I feel that …

opino or creo que …

it's something I feel strongly about

es algo que me parece muy importante

how do you feel about going to Rome this summer?

¿qué te parecería si fuéramos a Roma este verano?

how do you feel about these changes?

¿qué opinas de or qué te parecen estos cambios?

I won't feel any differently

no voy a cambiar de opinión or de parecer

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 té esp Esp

to feel like sth (to be in the mood for, fancy), I feel like a cup of tea

tengo ganas de tomar una taza de té

to feel like -ing

tener ganas de  +  infin

I feel like watching TV

tengo ganas de ver la televisión

I feel like watching TV

me apetece ver la televisión esp Esp

you'll feel more like working when you've had a rest

tendrás más ganas de trabajar cuando hayas descansado

come tomorrow if you feel like it

ven mañana si tienes ganas

come tomorrow if you feel like it

ven mañana si te apetece esp Esp

5. feel (seem, give impression of being):

her skin felt very smooth

tenía la piel muy suave al tacto

your hands feel cold

tienes las manos frías

the water feels very chilly at first

el agua parece muy fría al principio

it feels cold outside

hace frío afuera

it feels like silk

parece seda al tacto or al tocarlo

how does that feel? — it's still too tight

¿cómo lo sientes? — todavía me queda apretado

the patient's pulse felt normal

el pulso del paciente parecía normal

it feels as if or as though or ugs like it's going to rain

parece que fuera a llover

it feels as if or as though or ugs like it's going to rain

parece como que quiere llover ugs

it feels like rain

parece que va a llover

it feels like spring

parece que estuviéramos en primavera

6. feel (search, grope):

to feel for sth he felt for the alarm clock

buscó a tientas el despertador

he felt in his pocket for his lighter

se llevó la mano al bolsillo buscando el mechero

she felt (about or around) in her bag for her keys

rebuscó las llaves en el bolso

II. feel <Past & Past Part felt> [Am fil, Brit fiːl] VERB trans

1. feel (touch):

feel surface/body

tocar

feel surface/body

palpar

feel my forehead: it's burning

tócame la frente: la tengo ardiendo

to feel one's way

ir a tientas

the blind man felt his way to the exit

el ciego fue a tientas hasta la salida

they're still feeling their way toward a solution

siguen tratando de encontrar una solución

I'm still feeling my way around in the job

todavía me estoy familiarizando con el trabajo

2. feel (perceive):

feel sensation/movement/force

sentir

I couldn't feel my fingers

no sentía los dedos

he felt the bed move

sintió moverse la cama or que la cama se movía

I can feel my heart beating

siento como me late el corazón

3. feel (experience):

feel indignation/shame

sentir

I felt the anger rise up in me

sentí que me hervía la sangre

do you feel anything for her?

¿sientes algo por ella?

4. feel (be affected by):

feel

sentir

old people feel the cold more than we do

los ancianos sienten más el frío que nosotros

old people feel the cold more than we do

a los ancianos el frío les afecta más que a nosotros

she really felt her mother's death

la muerte de su madre la afectó profundamente

the consequences will be felt for a long time to come

las consecuencias se sentirán or se notarán durante mucho tiempo

5. feel (consider):

to feel sb/sth to + infin he felt himself to be a burden on his family

se sentía una carga para su familia

I feel it important to warn you

creo or considero que es importante advertirte

it was felt necessary to introduce new legislation

se creyó or se consideró necesario introducir nueva legislación

she feels (that) the financial aspects are being neglected

considera or cree que se están descuidando los aspectos financieros

she feels very strongly that …

está absolutamente convencida de que …

it is felt by many that …

mucha gente considera que or es de la opinión de que …

the exam was unfair — that's just what I feel

el examen fue injusto — lo mismo pienso yo

III. feel [Am fil, Brit fiːl] SUBST U kein Pl

1.1. feel (sensation):

feel

sensación f

judging by the feel of it …

a juzgar por la sensación que da al tocarlo …

I love the feel of the wind on my face

me encanta sentir el viento en la cara

this cotton has a smooth feel (to it)

este algodón es muy suave al tacto or tiene un tacto muy suave

1.2. feel (act):

to have a feel of sth

tocar algo

2.1. feel (atmosphere, style):

feel (of house, room)

ambiente m

try to render the feel of the poem

trata de transmitir el estilo del poema

this music has a baroque feel to it

esta música tiene un aire barroco

2.2. feel (instinct, sympathy):

feel

sensibilidad f

to have a feel for sth

tener sensibilidad para algo

2.3. feel (familiarity):

to get the feel of sth

acostumbrarse a algo

to get the feel of sth

familiarizarse con algo

she still has not got the feel of the keyboard

todavía no se ha acostumbrado al teclado or no se ha familiarizado con el teclado

I. feeling [Am ˈfilɪŋ, Brit ˈfiːlɪŋ] SUBST

1.1. feeling U (physical sensitivity):

feeling

sensibilidad f

I have no feeling in my fingers

no tengo sensibilidad en los dedos

1.2. feeling C (physical sensation):

feeling

sensación f

a feeling of tiredness/nausea

una sensación de cansancio/náusea

2.1. feeling U (sincere emotion):

feeling

sentimiento m

she played the piece with real feeling

interpretó la pieza con mucho sentimiento

once more, with feeling scherzh

a ver, otra vez, pero con más entusiasmo

2.2. feeling C (emotional sensation):

feeling

sensación f

a feeling of joy/isolation

una sensación de alegría/aislamiento

2.3. feeling (affection):

feeling U usu pl

sentimiento m

the only feeling I have for you is one of pity

lo único que siento por ti or lo único que me inspiras es lástima

2.4. feeling <feelings, pl > (sensitivity):

feeling

sentimientos mpl

it appeals to man's higher feelings

apela a los sentimientos más elevados del hombre

I won't spare your feelings

voy a serte franco

I won't spare your feelings

no voy a andar con rodeos

to hurt sb's feelings

herir los sentimientos de alguien

don't say that, you'll hurt her feelings

no digas eso, la vas a herir or le va a doler

no hard feelings one of us had to win; no hard feelings, eh?

uno de los dos tenía que ganar; no nos guardemos rencor ¿eh?

she had no hard feelings about him telling the boss

no le guardaba rencor por habérselo contado al jefe

3.1. feeling U or C (sentiment):

feeling

sentir m

bad or ill feeling

resentimiento m

3.2. feeling C or U (opinion):

feeling

opinión f

what are your feelings on the matter?

¿tú que opinas del asunto?

4.1. feeling kein Pl (sensitivity, appreciation):

(to have) a feeling for sth

tener sensibilidad para algo

(to have) a feeling for sth

saber apreciar algo

you've no feeling for art

no tienes sensibilidad para lo artístico

you've no feeling for art

no sabes apreciar el arte

4.2. feeling kein Pl (intuition, impression):

feeling

sensación f

feeling

impresión f

I've a feeling that he knows already

tengo or me da la sensación or la impresión de que ya lo sabe

II. feeling [Am ˈfilɪŋ, Brit ˈfiːlɪŋ] ADJ usu attr

feeling

sensible

feeling

emotivo

I. fellow [Am ˈfɛloʊ, Brit ˈfɛləʊ] SUBST

1.1. fellow (man):

fellow

tipo m ugs

fellow

hombre m

fellow

sujeto m

that fellow in the green suit

ese hombre de traje verde

that fellow in the green suit

ese tipo de traje verde ugs

a clever fellow

un tipo listo

he's a real nice fellow Am

es un tipo realmente simpático ugs

as form of address hello, old fellow

hola, viejo ugs

my dear fellow

amigo mío

my dear fellow

mi buen or querido amigo

now listen to me, young fellow

óigame bien, jovencito

give a fellow a chance!

¡no me atosigues!

give a fellow a chance!

¡con calma!

1.2. fellow (boyfriend):

fellow ugs

novio m

fellow ugs

pololo m Chil ugs

2. fellow (member):

fellow (of college)

miembro del cuerpo docente y de la junta rectora de una universidad

fellow (of learned society)

miembro mf de número

3. fellow (companion):

fellow form

compañero m / compañera f

fellows in adversity

compañeros en la adversidad or en el infortunio

II. fellow [Am ˈfɛloʊ, Brit ˈfɛləʊ] ADJ attr

fellow student/worker

compañero m de estudios/trabajo / compañera f de estudios/trabajo

fellow sufferer

compañero m en la desgracia or de infortunio / compañera f en la desgracia or de infortunio

fellow citizen

conciudadano m / conciudadana f

fellow countryman

compatriota mf

his fellow Democrats/Socialists

sus correligionarios

he has no love for his fellow men

no le tiene amor al prójimo

im PONS Wörterbuch

fellow feeling SUBST

fellow feeling

compañerismo m

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. feel [fi:l] VERB intr felt

1. feel + Adj/Subst (sensation or emotion):

feel

sentir

to feel well

sentirse bien

to feel hot/cold

tener calor/frío

to feel hungry/thirsty

tener hambre/sed

to feel certain/convinced

estar seguro/convencido

to feel as if ...

sentirse como si... +subj

to feel like a biscuit/a coffee

tener ganas de una galleta/un café

to feel like a walk

tener ganas de dar un paseo

to feel free to do sth

sentirse libre para hacer algo

to feel one's age

notar el peso de los años

it feels wonderful/awful

me parece maravilloso/fatal

how do you feel about him?

¿qué opinas de él?

how would you feel if ...?

¿qué te parece si...?

2. feel + Adj (seem):

feel

parecer

3. feel (search):

to feel for sth

buscar algo

to feel (around) somewhere

buscar palpando por algún sitio

II. feel [fi:l] VERB trans

1. feel (experience):

feel

experimentar

not to feel a thing

no sentir nada

to feel the cold/heat

sentir frío/calor

to feel something/nothing for sb

sentir algo/no sentir nada por alguien

to feel it in one's bones (that ...)

sentir en la propia piel (que...)

2. feel (think, believe):

to feel (that) ...

creer (que)...

to feel it appropriate/necessary to do sth

considerar adecuado/necesario hacer algo

3. feel (touch):

feel

tocar

feel pulse

tomar

III. feel [fi:l] SUBST

1. feel kein Pl (texture):

feel

textura f

the feel of sth

el tacto de algo

2. feel kein Pl (act of touching):

feel

tacto m

to have a feel of sth

tocar algo

3. feel kein Pl (character, atmosphere):

feel

ambiente m

a feel of mystery

una atmósfera de misterio

4. feel kein Pl (natural talent):

feel

talento m natural

to have a feel for sth

tener talento natural para algo

to get the feel of sth

acostumbrarse a algo

feeling [ˈfi:lɪŋ] SUBST

1. feeling (emotion):

feeling

sentimiento m

mixed feelings

sentimientos entremezclados

to hurt sb's feelings

herir los sentimientos de alguien

2. feeling (sensation):

feeling

sensación f

a dizzy feeling

una sensación de vértigo

3. feeling (impression):

feeling

impresión f

to have the feeling (that) ...

tener la impresión (de que)...

4. feeling (opinion):

feeling

opinión f

to have strong feelings about sth

tener firmes convicciones sobre algo

5. feeling kein Pl (strong emotion):

feeling

sentimiento m

to say sth with feeling

decir algo con emoción

6. feeling kein Pl (physical sensation):

feeling

sensibilidad f

lose the feeling in one's leg

perder la sensibilidad de la pierna

7. feeling (natural talent):

to have a feeling for sth

tener un talento innato para algo

I. fellow [ˈfeləʊ, Am -oʊ] SUBST

1. fellow ugs (man):

fellow

tío m

an odd fellow

un tipo raro

2. fellow UNIV:

fellow

profesor(a) m (f)

3. fellow form (colleague):

fellow

compañero(-a) m (f)

II. fellow [ˈfeləʊ, Am -oʊ] ADJ

fellow student

compañero(-a) m (f) de clase

im PONS Wörterbuch

fellow feeling SUBST

fellow feeling

compañerismo m

im PONS Wörterbuch

feeling [ˈfi·lɪŋ] SUBST

1. feeling (emotion):

feeling

sentimiento m

mixed feelings

sentimientos entremezclados [o encontrados]

to hurt sb's feelings

herir los sentimientos de alguien

2. feeling (sensation):

feeling

sensación f

a dizzy feeling

una sensación de vértigo

3. feeling (impression):

feeling

impresión f

to have the feeling (that)...

tener la impresión (de que)...

to have a bad feeling about sth/sb

tener un mal presentimiento acerca de algo/alguien

4. feeling (opinion):

feeling

opinión f

to have strong feelings about sth

tener firmes convicciones sobre algo

5. feeling (strong emotion):

feeling

sentimiento m

to say sth with feeling

decir algo con emoción

6. feeling (physical sensation):

feeling

sensibilidad f

to lose the feeling in one's leg

perder la sensibilidad de la pierna

7. feeling (natural talent):

to have a feeling for sth

tener un talento innato para algo

I. feel <felt> [fil] VERB intr

1. feel + Adj/Subst (sensation or emotion):

feel

sentir

to feel well

sentirse bien

to feel hot/cold

tener calor/frío

to feel hungry/thirsty

tener hambre/sed

to feel certain/convinced

estar seguro/convencido

to feel as if...

sentirse como si... +subj

to feel like a cup of coffee/something sweet

tener ganas de tomar un café/comer algo dulce

to feel like a walk

tener ganas de dar un paseo

to feel free to do sth

sentirse libre para hacer algo

to feel one's age

notar el peso de los años

it feels wonderful/awful

me parece maravilloso/fatal

how do you feel about him?

¿qué opinas de él?

how would you feel if...?

¿qué te parece si...?

2. feel + Adj (seem):

feel

parecer

3. feel (search):

to feel for sth

buscar algo

to feel (around) somewhere

buscar palpando por algún sitio

II. feel <felt> [fil] VERB trans

1. feel (experience):

feel

experimentar

not to feel a thing

no sentir nada

to feel the cold/heat

sentir frío/calor

to feel something/nothing for sb

sentir algo/no sentir nada por alguien

to feel it in one's bones (that...)

sentir en la propia piel (que...)

2. feel (think, believe):

to feel (that)...

creer (que)...

to feel it appropriate/necessary to do sth

considerar adecuado/necesario hacer algo

3. feel (touch):

feel

tocar

feel pulse

tomar

III. feel <felt> [fil] SUBST

1. feel (texture):

feel

textura f

the feel of sth

el tacto de algo

2. feel (act of touching):

feel

tacto m

to have a feel of sth

tocar algo

3. feel (character, atmosphere):

feel

ambiente m

a feel of mystery

una atmósfera de misterio

4. feel (natural talent):

feel

talento m natural

to have a feel for sth

tener talento natural para algo

to get the feel of sth

acostumbrarse a algo

I. fellow [ˈfel·oʊ] SUBST

1. fellow ugs (man):

fellow

tío m

an odd fellow

un tipo raro

2. fellow UNIV:

fellow

profesor(a) m (f)

3. fellow form (colleague):

fellow

compañero(-a) m (f)

II. fellow [ˈfel·oʊ] ADJ

fellow student

compañero (-a) m (f) de clase

Present

I	feel
you	feel
he/she/it	feels
we	feel
you	feel
they	feel

Past

I	felt
you	felt
he/she/it	felt
we	felt
you	felt
they	felt

Present Perfect

I	have	felt
you	have	felt
he/she/it	has	felt
we	have	felt
you	have	felt
they	have	felt

Past Perfect

I	had	felt
you	had	felt
he/she/it	had	felt
we	had	felt
you	had	felt
they	had	felt

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After all, those who will live in peace must agree to disagree in many things with their fellow-labourers, and not let little things part or disunite them.

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Their dedication to freedom, their love for fellow man, their allegiance to our flag and a full understanding of its demands, accepted without reservation.

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Her fellow stallholders rally round, and secretly organise a concert at a nearby pub to help raise the money.

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