Translations

feelverb
felt
Past Simple
felt
Past Participle
feeling
Gerund
UK
/fiːl/
US
/fil/
sentirPour percevoir par le toucher ou avec les sens.
She felt the fabric to check its quality.
Elle a senti le tissu pour en vérifier la qualité.
pressentirPour une intuition ou une impression intérieure.
I feel that something is not right about this situation.
Je pressens que quelque chose ne va pas dans cette situation.
ressentirPour une sensation physique ou une émotion.
I feel a sharp pain in my knee when I bend it.
Je ressens une vive douleur au genou quand je le plie.
semblerPour indiquer une qualité perçue au toucher.
The velvet feels incredibly soft.
Le velours semble incroyablement doux.
penserPour exprimer une opinion ou un avis personnel.
I feel that we should take a different approach to solve this problem.
Je pense que nous devrions adopter une autre approche pour résoudre ce problème.
Additional translations
palperSens concret, registre plus précis ou technique.
compatirSens de sympathie ou d’empathie envers quelqu’un.
feelnoun
feels
pl
UK
/fiːl/
US
/fil/
intuitionPour une compréhension intuitive ou une aptitude.
She has a good feel for languages.
Elle a une bonne intuition pour les langues.
ambiancePour l’atmosphère ou l’impression générale d’un lieu ou d’une chose.
The restaurant has a cozy feel.
Le restaurant a une ambiance chaleureuse.
toucherPour la sensation ou la perception tactile.
The feel of the soft fabric was comforting.
Le toucher du tissu doux était réconfortant.
Additional translations
tâtementSens d’un geste consistant à toucher pour explorer.
sensationSens plus général, selon le contexte.

Definitions

feelverb
To experience a physical sensation or emotion.
I feel a sharp pain in my knee when I bend it.
To touch or handle something in order to examine it.
She felt the fabric to check its quality.
To be aware of something through instinct or intuition.
I feel that something is not right about this situation.
To have a particular opinion or belief about something.
I feel that we should take a different approach to solve this problem.
To have a specified tactile quality when touched.
The velvet feels incredibly soft.
To sympathize or empathize with someone, especially regarding their difficulties.
I really feel for the families affected by the disaster.
feelnoun
The sensation or perception of touch.
The feel of the soft fabric was comforting.
An intuitive understanding or ability.
She has a good feel for languages.
The atmosphere or quality of something.
The restaurant has a cozy feel.
An act of touching or exploring something with the hands.
Give the surface a feel and tell me if it is smooth enough.