Feel meaning in English
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Definition
a feeling: a sensation, an emotion, a sentiment
I have the feeling that she won't call me. I don't think she will call me.
to feel: to sense, to be aware, to detect; to touch, to handle
I don't feel very well, I think I'm going to be sick.
This is an irregular verb:
I feel / I felt / I have felt
to feel (a blanket): to touch (a blanket) in order to experience its texture
How would you feel about (a walk by the sea?): Would you like, what are your thoughts about (a walk by the sea?)
Pronunciation examples
UK: Are you feeling better?
US: I think I have feelings for you.
Examples
- "When we crossed paths in the corridor last month, I felt something deep in my bosom. At first I thought it was destiny, but now I realize it was your hand touching me inappropriately."
- "For the first time in a long while, I feel uninspired and quite frankly, I'm tired."
- "I want to tell you how he feels"
- "Philip : You can't even feel things."
- "Hannah : I understand, but you know how Philip feels about discounts."
- "Philip : Jean, are you feeling alright, buddy?"
- "Michael Jackson : You just gotta feel the rhythm!"
- "Sometimes it's very hard to make a decision you feel good about."
- "If you're feeling a little bit peckish, I also have some lobster tails and some caviar in the kitchen."
- "I know how you feel, Bruno."
- "I feel more prepared to take a leadership position not only in the workplace, but also at the head of a small country again, if ever the need arises."
- "Bill : I know how you feel."
- "Philip : I feel it too."
- "Jean : Philip, are you feeling alright?"
- "So lonely, feel so lonely."
- "As our eyes met for the first time, I felt her looking deep into my soul, a place where no woman had ever penetrated."
- "Do you feel any different?"
- "Seriously, can I feel your face?"
- "Warbuckle : Wait a minute... I've got a strange feeling!"
- "I feel slightly less lonely... like I have one or two friends."
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