feel
🇺🇸
/fiːl/
🇬🇧
/fiːl/
verb
A1
to have a feeling or emotion
I know exactly how you feel.
A1
to physically sense something touching you
She could feel herself blushing.
A1
to sense something without seeing or hearing it
Can you feel the tension in this room?
A1
to seem or appear in a certain way
The place still feels like a small fishing village.
A1
to have a certain texture or temperature
The water feels warm.
A1
to touch something to identify it
People like to touch and feel the fabric before they buy.
A2
to have an opinion or belief about something
This is something I feel strongly about.
A2
to be affected by something
Her loss has been keenly felt.
B1
to search for something by touching
She felt in her bag and pulled out a pen.
noun
B2
the sensation you get from touching something
She loved the feel of the sun on her skin.
R
the act of touching
I had a feel of the material.
B2
the overall impression or atmosphere
The film has a documentary feel to it.
R
strong emotions
The anniversary concert is guaranteed to give fans all the feels.
translation
to have a feeling or emotion; to physically sense something touching you; to sense something without seeing or hearing it; to seem or appear in a certain way; to have a certain texture or temperature; to touch something to identify it; to have an opinion or belief about something; to be affected by something; to search for something by touching
the sensation you get from touching something; the act of touching; the overall impression or atmosphere; strong emotions
Word Forms
Past
felt
3rd Present
feels
Progressive
feeling
Perfect
felt
Plural
feels