| 单词 | feeling |
| 释义 | feelingfeelingsfeelingfeeling /ˈfiːlɪŋ/ noun1[uncountable and countable] something that you feel in your mind, for example happiness or sadness: Don’t try to hide your feelings.feeling不要试图隐藏自己的情感。feeling ofterrible feelings of guiltfeeling极大的内疚感2sb’s feelings [plural] whether someone is upset or not: He doesn’t care about my feelings.feeling他不顾及我的感情。3[countable] something that you feel physically and that affects your bodyfeeling offeelings of dizzinessfeeling头晕的感觉a sudden feeling of nauseafeel突如其来的恶心感4[countable] a belief or opinion about somethingfeeling on/aboutShe has strong feelings on the issue of abortion.havefeeling在堕胎问题上她有强烈的看法。My own feeling is that we should wait.feelbeshall我个人的意见是我们应该等待。feeling (that)I had a feeling that he’d refuse.havefeel我觉得他会拒绝的。Leslie got the feeling that she was being watched.getfeelbebewatch莱斯莉感觉自己被人监视着。5[uncountable] people’s attitude about a subject: anti-American feelingfeel反美情绪feeling against/in favour ofthe depth of feeling against nuclear weaponsfeelweapon反对核武器的强烈情绪6[uncountable] the ability to feel pain, heat, cold etc in your body: He lost all feeling in his legs.losefeelleg他的双腿完全失去了知觉。 ➔ gut feeling at gut1Phrasesbad/ill feeling anger or lack of trust between people: The changes have caused ill feeling in the workforce.changecausefeel这些变革引起了职工的不满。have a bad feeling about something to feel that there is something wrong about a situation, or that something bad is going to happen: I had a bad feeling about this job from the start.havefeel从一开始我就对这份工作有一种不好的感觉。I know the feeling spoken said when you understand how someone feels because you have had the same experience: ‘It’s embarrassing when you can’t remember someone’s name.’ ‘I know the feeling.’embarrassfeel“记不起别人的名字时很尴尬。”“我知道那种感受。”COLLOCATIONS: feelingverbsto have a feelingStephen had a sudden feeling of panic.havefeelto give somebody a feelingThe money gave her a feeling of security.givefeelto hide your feelingsShe could no longer hide her feelings.canlongfeelingto show your feelingsDon’t be afraid to show your feelings.feelingto hurt sb’s feelings (=to make someone feel upset)I didn’t want to hurt their feelings.feelingto talk about your feelings (also to express your feelings)Encourage your children to talk about their feelings.childfeelingto put your feelings into words (=to describe your feelings)Children sometimes find it difficult to put their feelings into words.childfeelingwordadjectivesa deep/strong feeling A deep feeling of sadness came over her.feelcomeI had a strong feeling of unease about the situation.havefeela good/great/wonderful feelingIt was a wonderful feeling to be home again.befeelan awful/a terrible feelingKnowing you’ve caused someone to lose their job is a terrible feeling.knowcausebefeelpositive feelings formal (=happiness, liking, admiration etc)In this way, children develop positive feelings about themselves.childfeelingnegative feelings formal (=anger, hatred, unhappiness etc)You can learn how to deal with these negative feelings.feelingmixed feelings (=different kinds of feelings at the same time)I had mixed feelings about starting my new school.havemixfeelingstartTHESAURUS: feelingfeeling something that you feel in your mind, for example happiness or sadness: I had a feeling of regret.havefeelIt was a nice feeling to know that I was right.befeelbeemotion a strong feeling such as love, hate, or anger: His voice was shaking with emotion.beshakeinstinct a natural feeling that people and animals have that helps them to know something, or to protect themselves: My instinct told me that I shouldn’t trust him.tellthe natural instinct for survivalintuition the feeling that you know something is correct or true although you do not know the facts: In business, you should never rely on intuition.shallHer intuition about people was rarely wrong.be |
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