英语单词短语词组“feeling”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

feeling

noun

/ˈfiː.lɪŋ/us

/ˈfiː.lɪŋ/

feelingnoun(SENSE)

B1[CorU]

thefactof feeling somethingphysical:

（感官的）感觉

I had atinglingfeeling in myfingers.我手指感到刺痛。

I've got thisstrangefeelinginmystomach.我的胃里有这种怪怪的感觉。

Mytoeswere socoldthat I'dlostall feeling in them.我的脚趾冻得完全失去知觉了。

Synonym

sensation(FEELING)

More examples

I wasleftwith ahorriblefeeling ofemptiness.
He had the feeling he was beingfollowed.
Herperformanceseemedto mecompletelylackingin feeling.
People doingyogabenefitfrom anincreasedfeeling ofwell-being.
Ifoundmyselfunabletoarticulatemy feelings.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

The senses in general

eyesight
hearing
hyperaesthetic
intersensory
night vision
non-visual
non-vocal
sensation
sense
sensory
sight
smell
synaesthesia
synesthesia
taste
touch
vision

feelingnoun(EMOTION)

B1[CorU]

emotion:

感情；感触；情绪

The feelingoflonelinesssuddenlyoverwhelmedhim.一种孤独感突然涌上他的心头。

There's a feelingofdissatisfactionwith thegovernment.存在着对政府的不满情绪。

[+ that]I got the feelingthatI was notwelcome.我感觉到我不受欢迎。

Herperformanceseemedto mecompletelylackingin feeling.在我看来她的表演完全缺乏感情。

Synonym

sensation(FEELING)

feelings[plural]

emotions,especiallythoseinfluencedby otherpeople:

（尤指受他人影响而产生的）情感，感情

Somepeoplesay thatdogshave feelings.有人说狗是有感情的。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Feelings - general words

aura
breast
charged
emotional
emotionalism
emotionally
emotively
gut
himself
myself
non-material
sensibility
sentience
sentient
sentiment
susceptibility
team spirit
thirsty
twinge
vibe

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feelingnoun(OPINION)

B2[C]

opinion:

意见，观点

My feeling is that we hadbetteractquicklyor it will be too late.我的意见是我们最好快点行动，否则就太迟了。

More examples

There is adangerthatangerat the newlawmayturninto anti-government feeling.
Thegeneralfeeling at themeetingwas that avoteshould be taken.
The feeling among thegrassrootsof thePartyis that theleadersare notradicalenough.
It's my feeling that themoneyspentondrugprohibitionwould bebetterspentoninformationandeducation.
There is a feeling in somequartersthat achangeisneeded.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Opinions, beliefs and points of view

Afrocentric
agnosticism
anti-ideological
article of faith
ascription
bubble
creed
have/take a notion todo somethingidiom
helicopter view
heretical
hot take
idea
outlook
point of view
pole
politics
posture
pretension
prism
tick

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Idioms

bad feeling
feelings forsomeone
have a/the feeling
hurtsomeone'sfeelings

(Definition offeelingfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

feeling| American Dictionary

feeling

noun

/ˈfi·lɪŋ/

feelingnoun(EXPERIENCE)

[C/U]

aphysicaloremotionalexperienceorawareness:

[U]Mytoeswere socoldthat Ilostall feeling in them.

[C]I have a feeling that I’m notwelcome.

[C/U]

Yourfeelings areyourawarenessof the way you should betreated,esp. when you aretreatedrudely:

[pl]He doesn’tmeantohurtyourfeelings.

feelingnoun(OPINION)

[C]

anopinionorbelief:

My feeling is that we shouldwaituntil they come back.

He hasstrongfeelings aboutenvironmentalissues.

(Definition offeelingfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

feeling| Business English

feeling

noun

/ˈfiːlɪŋ/us

[CorU]

something that you feel withyourbodyormind:

I hadafunnyfeelingin mystomachbefore myinterview.

Theredundanciescreatedbadfeelingbetween the newmanagerand theremainingstaff.

[C,usually singular]

anopinionorthoughtabout something:

Ihave a feelingthat they willacceptouroffer.

Iget the feelingthatstaffaren'thappywith thepayoffer.

Mygutfeelingis that we arelaunchingthisproducttoo late.

[S]

(alsofeel)

thecharacterof aplaceorsituation:

Thesimple,cleandesignof thefurnitureconveysasophisticatedfeeling.

Collocationswithfeeling

feeling

These are words often used in combination withfeeling.

Click on a collocation to see more examples of it.

feeling of desperation

The mood is different from that for there is a feeling of desperation.

From the

Hansard archive

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feeling of discontent

The lack of legitimacy and state efficacy, as well as the general feeling of discontent and despair, stimulated mass demonstrations and the emergence of pro-democracy movements across the continent.

From theCambridge English Corpus

feeling of dissatisfaction

Although they would like to continue in this work, there are liable to be widespread resignations if this feeling of dissatisfaction persists.

From the

Hansard archive

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These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

单词	feeling
释义	feeling noun uk /ˈfiː.lɪŋ/us /ˈfiː.lɪŋ/ feelingnoun(SENSE) B1[CorU] thefactof feeling somethingphysical: （感官的）感觉 I had atinglingfeeling in myfingers.我手指感到刺痛。 I've got thisstrangefeelinginmystomach.我的胃里有这种怪怪的感觉。 Mytoeswere socoldthat I'dlostall feeling in them.我的脚趾冻得完全失去知觉了。 Synonym sensation(FEELING) More examples I wasleftwith ahorriblefeeling ofemptiness. He had the feeling he was beingfollowed. Herperformanceseemedto mecompletelylackingin feeling. People doingyogabenefitfrom anincreasedfeeling ofwell-being. Ifoundmyselfunabletoarticulatemy feelings. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases The senses in general eyesight hearing hyperaesthetic intersensory night vision non-visual non-vocal sensation sense sensory sight smell synaesthesia synesthesia taste touch vision feelingnoun(EMOTION) B1[CorU] emotion: 感情；感触；情绪 The feelingoflonelinesssuddenlyoverwhelmedhim.一种孤独感突然涌上他的心头。 There's a feelingofdissatisfactionwith thegovernment.存在着对政府的不满情绪。 [+ that]I got the feelingthatI was notwelcome.我感觉到我不受欢迎。 Herperformanceseemedto mecompletelylackingin feeling.在我看来她的表演完全缺乏感情。 Synonym sensation(FEELING) feelings[plural] B1 emotions,especiallythoseinfluencedby otherpeople: （尤指受他人影响而产生的）情感，感情 Somepeoplesay thatdogshave feelings.有人说狗是有感情的。 See more SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Feelings - general words aura breast charged emotional emotionalism emotionally emotively gut himself myself non-material sensibility sentience sentient sentiment susceptibility team spirit thirsty twinge vibe See more results » feelingnoun(OPINION) B2[C] opinion: 意见，观点 My feeling is that we hadbetteractquicklyor it will be too late.我的意见是我们最好快点行动，否则就太迟了。 More examples There is adangerthatangerat the newlawmayturninto anti-government feeling. Thegeneralfeeling at themeetingwas that avoteshould be taken. The feeling among thegrassrootsof thePartyis that theleadersare notradicalenough. It's my feeling that themoneyspentondrugprohibitionwould bebetterspentoninformationandeducation. There is a feeling in somequartersthat achangeisneeded. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Opinions, beliefs and points of view Afrocentric agnosticism anti-ideological article of faith ascription bubble creed have/take a notion todo somethingidiom helicopter view heretical hot take idea outlook point of view pole politics posture pretension prism tick See more results » Idioms bad feeling feelings forsomeone have a/the feeling hurtsomeone'sfeelings (Definition offeelingfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) feeling\| American Dictionary feeling noun us /ˈfi·lɪŋ/ feelingnoun(EXPERIENCE) [C/U] aphysicaloremotionalexperienceorawareness: [U]Mytoeswere socoldthat Ilostall feeling in them. [C]I have a feeling that I’m notwelcome. [C/U] Yourfeelings areyourawarenessof the way you should betreated,esp. when you aretreatedrudely: [pl]He doesn’tmeantohurtyourfeelings. feelingnoun(OPINION) [C] anopinionorbelief: My feeling is that we shouldwaituntil they come back. He hasstrongfeelings aboutenvironmentalissues. (Definition offeelingfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) feeling\| Business English feeling noun uk /ˈfiːlɪŋ/us [CorU] something that you feel withyourbodyormind: I hadafunnyfeelingin mystomachbefore myinterview. Theredundanciescreatedbadfeelingbetween the newmanagerand theremainingstaff. [C,usually singular] anopinionorthoughtabout something: Ihave a feelingthat they willacceptouroffer. Iget the feelingthatstaffaren'thappywith thepayoffer. Mygutfeelingis that we arelaunchingthisproducttoo late. [S] (alsofeel) thecharacterof aplaceorsituation: Thesimple,cleandesignof thefurnitureconveysasophisticatedfeeling. (Definition offeelingfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) Collocationswithfeeling feeling These are words often used in combination withfeeling. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. feeling of desperation The mood is different from that for there is a feeling of desperation. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0 feeling of discontent The lack of legitimacy and state efficacy, as well as the general feeling of discontent and despair, stimulated mass demonstrations and the emergence of pro-democracy movements across the continent. From theCambridge English Corpus feeling of dissatisfaction Although they would like to continue in this work, there are liable to be widespread resignations if this feeling of dissatisfaction persists. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0 These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/feeling##
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