feel

felt, felt /fiːl/

Translation

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⇨ sentir

I don't feel well

No me siento bien

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⇨ creer

I feel it's necessary

Creo que es necesario

■ constr. to feel + (that)

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⇨ palpar

⇨ tocar

Feel this sweater

Toca este jersey

to feel for sth

⇨ buscar algo a tientas

I felt for the light switch

Busqué a tientas el interruptor de la luz

to feel good

⇨ sentirse bien

to feel like {sth/doing sth}

⇨ apetecer

I feel like a coffee

Me apetece un café

⇨ tener ganas

I feel like dancing

Tengo ganas de bailar

to feel one's way

⇨ ir a tientas

→ to feel for sbVéase tb: to {be/feel} at ease; to {be/feel} at peace (with sth/sb); to {be/feel} embarrassed; to {be/feel} homesick; to {be/feel} ill at ease; to {be/feel} off colour; to {be/feel} under the weather; to {bear/feel/take} the brunt of sth; to {feel/look} like death warmed {up/over}; to feel at home; to feel at one with sth/sb; to feel constrained; to feel faint; to feel faint with hunger; to feel grotty; to feel hard done-by; to feel like shit; to feel off-colour; to feel rough; to feel sick; to feel sorry for sb; to make sb (feel) welcome

(Definition of feel v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish © Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)