felt
word · lemma: feel
/ˈfɛɫt/
felt
/fˈɛlt/
felt
Definition
'Felt' is the past tense and past participle of 'feel,' meaning to have experienced an emotion, physical sensation, or impression.
Usage & Nuances
Only used as the past tense or past participle of 'feel.' Common collocations: 'felt happy,' 'felt cold,' 'felt like' (seemed or wanted). Do not confuse with the noun 'felt' (fabric). Often used with emotions, opinions, or physical sensations.
Spanish: sentí - sentíaPortuguese (BR): senti - sentiaPortuguese (PT): senti - sentiaChinese (Simplified): 感到 (过去式)Chinese (Traditional): 感覺到 (過去式)Hindi: महसूस कियाArabic: شَعَرَBengali: অনুভব করেছিলাম - অনুভব করেছিলে - অনুভব করেছিল - অনুভব করেছিলামরাRussian: чувствовал - ощущалJapanese: 感じたVietnamese: đã cảm thấyKorean: 느꼈다Turkish: hissettiUrdu: محسوس کیاIndonesian: merasa - dirasakan
Example Sentences
I felt tired after the long walk.
basic
She felt happy on her birthday.
basic
He felt cold when he went outside.
basic
I felt like something was wrong.
natural
We felt really welcome at the party.
natural
He felt better after talking to his friend.
natural