Sự sờ mó

soft to the feel

mềm mại

Xúc giác

Cảm giác khi sờ mó

Cảm giác đặc biệt (của cái gì)

the feel of wet sawdust

cảm giác mùn cưa ướt khi sờ mó vào

Năng khiếu

to have a feel for music

có khiếu về âm nhạc

to acquire (get) the feel of something

nắm chắc được cái gì, sử dụng thành thạo được cái gì

Sờ mó

to feel one's way

dò dẫm đường đi; thận trọng tiến bước

Thấy, cảm thấy, có cảm giác, có cảm tưởng

to feel a pain

cảm thấy đau

he feels the criticism keenly

hắn ta cảm thấy thấm thía lời phê bình

Chịu đựng

to feel someone's vengeance

chịu đựng sự trả thù của ai

Chịu ảnh hưởng

ship feels her helm

tàu ăn theo tay lái

(quân sự) thăm dò, dọ thám

(y học) bắt, sờ

to feel someone's pulse

bắt mạch ai; (nghĩa bóng) thăm dò ý định của ai

Sờ, sờ soạng, dò tìm

to feel for something

dò tìm cái gì, sờ soạng tìm cái gì

Cảm thấy

to feel certain that

cảm thấy, chắc rằng

to feel cold

cảm thấy lạnh

to feel happy

cảm thấy sung sướng

Hình như, tạo cảm giác như

air feels chilly

không khí hình như lạnh

this cloth feels like velvet

vải này sờ tạo cảm giác như nhung

Cảm nghĩ là, cho là

if that's the way you feel about it

nếu anh cho là như thế, nếu ý anh là như thế

Cảm thông, cảm động

to feel for (with) someone in his sorrow

cảm thông với nỗi đau đớn của ai

(nghĩa bóng) cảm thấy thoải mái, cảm thấy dễ chịu

to feel quite oneself

thấy sảng khoái

Tự chủ

to feel someone out

thăm dò ý định của aii

to feel one's ears burning

nghi người khác đang nói về mình

to feel (it) in one's bones

linh cảm, linh tính

to feel one's oats

hăng hái, hăm hở

to feel the pinch

túng tiền

to make one's presence felt

chứng tỏ sự hiện diện của mình

Touch, see, note, sense, perceive, experience, determine;handle, manipulate, finger: Feel how rough the skin is at thisspot.

Stroke, caress, pet, fondle: I like to feel a barecarpet with my toes.

Sense, be conscious of, perceive, beaware or sensible of, experience: I could feel the heat of thefire across the room.

Sense, believe, think, perceive, judge,consider, deem, know, discern, intuit, Colloq get or have theimpression, have a hunch, guess, have a (funny) feeling, feel inone's bones: I feel I have outstayed my welcome.

Undergo,sense, suffer, bear, endure, withstand, stand, abide, brook,tolerate, go through: Let the other team feel the agony ofdefeat for a change.

Seem, appear, strike one, give theimpression, have a or the feeling: It felt as if a great weighthas been lifted from me. It feels like old times. That feelssilky. 7 seem to be, be, regard or characterize oneself as, takeoneself to be: I feel certain that we've met before. I felt aperfect fool.

Feel for. sympathize or empathize with,commiserate with, bleed for, be sorry for, pity, have compassionfor: She feels for all mothers whose sons have died.

Feellike. incline or lean to or towards, prefer, fancy, want,desire, crave: I feel like a cup of hot tea.

N.

Texture, surface, sensation, touch, finish: This woodhas the feel of satin.

Feeling, air, atmosphere, climate,ambience, sense, note, tone, quality: It's so cosy here - ithas the feel of home.

V. (past and past part. felt) 1 tr. a examine orsearch by touch. b (absol.) have the sensation of touch (wasunable to feel).

Tr. perceive or ascertain by touch; have asensation of (could feel the warmth; felt that it was cold).

Tr. a undergo, experience (shall feel my anger). b exhibit orbe conscious of (an emotion, sensation, conviction, etc.).

Aintr. have a specified feeling or reaction (felt strongly aboutit). b tr. be emotionally affected by (felt the rebuke deeply).5 tr. (foll. by that + clause) have a vague or unreasonedimpression (I feel that I am right).

Tr. consider, think (Ifeel it useful to go).

Intr. seem; give an impression ofbeing; be perceived as (the air feels chilly).

Intr. beconsciously; consider oneself (I feel happy; do not feel well).9 intr. a (foll. by with) have sympathy with. b (foll. by for)have pity or compassion for.

Tr. (often foll. by up) sl.fondle the genitals of.

N.

The act or an instance offeeling; testing by touch.

The sensation characterizing amaterial, situation, etc.

The sense of touch.