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Перевод: feel

[существительное]
осязание; ощущение; вкус ; чутье;
[глагол]
трогать; щупать; пощупать; испробовать на ощупь; осязать; шарить; искать ощупью; ощупывать; прощупывать; прощупываться; чувствовать; почувствовать; быть чувствительным; ощущать; испытать; тонко воспринимать; переживать; остро воспринимать; полагать; считать; предчувствовать

Тезаурус:

1. (How can you feel better than terrific?)
2. I coped at the time but now, five years on, I feel guilty and resentful about the whole affair.
3. She said, as she was lying there, "I feel, Dame Edna, I can talk about anything to you and I've never had this experience before when I've tried to talk to people.
4. But I did feel out of touch and missed what was often a superficial but nevertheless very sustaining daily relationship."
5. It is my experience that many students of English Literature with good A-level results dislike poetry, or at least feel baffled by it, and can go through a three-year degree course without this attitude being radically changed.
6. How would you feel if someone flew more than halfway around the world to say to you, "I am at a loss.
7. "It may feel a little uncomfortable," she had said, "but once we all feel confident about what we're doing, we'll let you loose on Nathan, which should complete the sequence."
8. The lesson of the story is clear: re-established in Downing Street, John Major may feel he has steered the British political system away from contamination by the international.
9. In the warm sunlight, I feel with certainty that my world is expanding and my mind with it.
10. No longer does the diesel driver need to feel disadvantaged.
11. Winnie sat in the far corner of the pub; a twilighted place and the sawdust thick for the feel of sand.
12. We feel the savage assault and the cold breath of the infinite that causes this frost of many colours and the stilling of the images, with its beauty.
13. Feel it touch every part of you.