feel
word
/ˈfiɫ/
FEEL
/fˈiːl/
FEEL
Definition
To experience an emotion or a physical sensation. It can also mean to touch something in order to check its texture or temperature.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used in both emotional and physical contexts. Often combined with adjectives: 'feel happy', 'feel cold'. Informal use: 'I feel like...' to express desire or opinion. Can be confused with 'touch', which strictly refers to physical contact.
Spanish: sentir - experimentarPortuguese (BR): sentir - experimentarPortuguese (PT): sentir - experimentarChinese (Simplified): 感觉 - 感受Chinese (Traditional): 感覺 - 感受Hindi: महसूस करनाArabic: يشعر - يحسBengali: অনুভব করা - অনুভূতি পাওয়া - ছোঁয়া (পরীক্ষার জন্য)Russian: чувствовать - ощущать - трогать (прощупывать)Japanese: 感じる - 触る(確認のため)Vietnamese: cảm thấy - sờ (để kiểm tra)Korean: 느끼다 - 만져보다 (확인할 때)Turkish: hissetmek - dokunmak (kontrol etmek için)Urdu: محسوس کرنا - چھونا (جانچنے کے لیے)Indonesian: merasa - menyentuh (untuk memeriksa)
Example Sentences
She didn’t feel well after eating the seafood.
natural
I can’t feel my hand because it’s so cold.
natural
I feel cold when it is windy.
basic
She feels happy today.
basic
Can you feel the soft fabric?
basic
I feel like going for a walk.
natural