feeling

• Sustantivo que designa una emoción, una sensación física o un estado mental general que experimenta una persona, así como la impresión o percepción subjetiva de algo.

A noun referring to an emotion, sensation, or general state of mind experienced by a person.

1. Emotion or sensationA1formal

   An emotion or physical sensation experienced by a person.

   emoción o sensación

   • She had a feeling of happiness after the good news.
   • I have a strange feeling in my stomach.
   • He described his feelings about the loss.

   Sinónimosemotionimpressionmoodpassionperceptionsensationsensesentiment

2. Intuition or hunchA2informal

   A belief or opinion based on instinct rather than reason.

   presentimiento

   • I have a feeling that it will rain today.
   • She had a feeling something was wrong.
   • Trust your feelings on this decision.

   Sinónimoshunchimpressioninklingintuitionnotionsensesuspicion

3. B1formal

   The ability to feel touch or physical sensations.

   Sensación física

   • The injury caused a loss of feeling in his fingers.
   • He regained feeling in his legs after the surgery.
   • The cold weather numbed the feeling in her toes.

   Sinónimossensationsense of touchsensibilitytactilitytouch

   Antónimosinsensibilitynumbnessparalysis

• Verbo que denota percepción a través del tacto o la experiencia de una emoción o sensación.

A verb used to indicate the act of perceiving through touch or experiencing an emotion or sensation.

verbo irregular

1. Perceive by touchA1formal

   To perceive something by touching it with the hands or body.

   Palpar, sentir al tacto

   • She felt the soft fabric of the dress.
   • He felt the cold metal door.
   • Can you feel the texture of this material?

   Sinónimosfingergropehandlepalpatestroketouch

2. Experience emotionA1formal

   To experience a particular emotion or sensation.

   Sentir (emoción)

   • I feel happy today.
   • She feels tired after the long day.
   • He felt nervous before the interview.

   Sinónimosencounterexperienceperceivesenseundergo

3. Believe or thinkA2informal

   To have the opinion or belief that something is true.

   Creer, opinar

   • I feel that we should leave early.
   • She feels he is the right person for the job.
   • Do you feel like going out tonight?

   Sinónimosbelieveconsiderdeemholdreckonsensesupposethink

4. Sense physicallyA2formal

   To be aware of something through physical sensation.

   Sentir físicamente

   • I feel a headache coming on.
   • He felt the ground shake during the earthquake.
   • She felt her phone vibrate in her pocket.

   Sinónimosdetectexperienceperceivesense

Variantes phrasalfeel forfeel likefeel outfelt up