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Перевод: felt

[прилагательное]
войлочный; фетровый;
[существительное]
войлок ; фетр ;
[глагол]
валять шерсть; сбивать войлок; сбиваться в войлок; покрывать войлоком; #past и p.p. от feel

Тезаурус:

1. It was a bit everything-but-the-kitchen-sink on sexual politics, and its switches from comedy to Myra McFadden's chilling incest victim's song might have been a bit startling, but I still felt pleased with it and learned (I hope) an awful lot from it, mainly about structure which I find hard , and how to pinch plots from people who knew how to do it.
2. "I've always felt I was never popular with the Scottish crowd.
3. We felt nothing but hostility for them.
4. In the 1970s, Ecuador enjoyed an oil boom, which for a few years gave a boost to the economy as a whole, though the gains were felt mostly in the urban sector.
5. It could have been almost anywhere; though the narrow, cold-shouldering streets, whose blank walled houses were built on Inca foundations to make corral enclosures, had felt proprietorial, eerily watchful in the darkness.
6. "Bold, not to negotiate with the nationalists; as the outrage was felt exclusively by the Dutch it is doubtful whether Mountbatten would have resented the description.
7. Nevertheless it was felt that the papers deserved a wider circulation because of their intrinsic interest to a larger audience.
8. The nature of the organisation and the staff it employs tends to lead to a greater commitment to any investigation and subsequent changes, particularly if it is felt that they could eventually benefit the residents.
9. Enid felt she did not have the concentration for advanced driving or painting but thought she could probably try gardening.
10. it was for men that he felt the hot, flushing, roused attraction which a man is supposed to feel for the other sex the male physique had a fascination for him, and for the female physique he felt only a fondness
11. By the interval, though, the show already felt overlong; as Act Two ground into heavily didactic gear the procession of events seemed interminable.
12. "I'm sure they felt no pain.
13. It was unfortunate, perhaps, that Thomson should have written so ardently of the love he felt for Phoebe Kirkwood, his pupil, when he was eighteen years old and Phoebe only twelve.