英语词汇“feel”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

idiomfeelcop a feel AmEAmEslang to touch someone in a sexual way when they do not want you to:I'd only been talking to the guy for about 15 minutes, and he was trying to cop a feel!The funniest part of the movie is the ghost trying to cop a feel off Janet and getting Jack's leg by mistake.feel boxed into feel that a person or a situation is preventing you from having the freedom to do what you want to do:"You've only been married two years!" "I know, but I'm worried that Marc is beginning to feel boxed in."The book claims that Hendrix felt boxed in by his fans' expectations of him as a guitar player.not be feeling too clever BrEBrEspoken used in order to say that you are not feeling very well:Bob was out late last night, and I don't think he's feeling too clever this morning.Sorry to be so slow - I'm not feeling too clever this morning.be/feel yourself (again)(also be/feel your old self)(or be/feel more like yourself)to feel healthy or happy in the way that you normally do:Lyn hasn't been herself lately, has she?It was a happy moment; I felt I was my old self again for the first time in years.Ramon had been feeling more like himself and had started to go out again.

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a/the feel of (something)
all the feels
be duty bound
be hard done-by
be honor-bound to (do something)
be honored
be like jelly
be lost without (someone or something)
be out of sorts
be sick at heart
be sorry for (oneself)
be sorry for (someone)
be, feel, etc. out of sorts
be/feel duty/honour bound to do something
be/feel hard done by
be/feel honoured
be/feel like jelly
be/feel lost without somebody/something
be/feel out of it/things
be/feel sick at heart
be/feel sorry for somebody
be/feel sorry for yourself
cop a feel
earth move, to feel the
feel (like) (one)self
feel (one) up
feel (one's) age
feel (one's) collar
feel (one's) legs
feel (one's) oats
feel (one's) way
feel (some emotion) about (someone or something)
feel (something) in (one's) bones
feel (something) with (something)
feel a draft
feel a glow of contentment
feel a glow of happiness
feel a glow of satisfaction
feel a million dollars
feel about (for someone or something)
feel all the feels
feel around
feel around (for someone or something)
feel as if a cat has kittened in (one's) mouth
feel at home
feel bad
feel bad about (something)
feel blue
feel duty bound to (do something)
feel fit
feel for
feel free
feel gorge rise
feel groovy
feel guilty
feel hard done-by
feel honor-bound to (do something)
feel honored
feel hot and cold
feel in bones
feel in one's bones
feel in your bones
feel it beneath
feel it beneath (one) to (do something)
feel it in (one's) bones
feel it in one's bones, to
feel light-headed
feel like
feel like a million
feel like a million bucks
feel like a million dollars
feel like a new man/woman
feel like a new person
feel like death
feel like death warmed over
feel like death warmed up
feel like doing
feel like jelly
feel like new
feel like oneself
feel like something/like doing something
feel like two cents
feel lost without (someone or something)
feel no pain
feel oats
feel of
feel on top of the world
feel one's oats
feel one's oats, to
feel one's way
feel out
feel out of humour
feel out of place
feel out of sorts
feel out of things
feel pinched
feel puny
feel sick at heart
feel sick to (one's) stomach
feel small
feel somehow about
feel someone
feel someone up
feel someone's collar
feel someone's pain, to
feel something in your bones
feel sorry for (oneself)
feel sorry for (someone)
feel strange
feel the crunch
feel the draught
feel the pinch
feel the pulse of
feel the pulse of (something)
feel up to
feel up to (doing something)
feel with
feel your age
feel your legs
feel your oats
feel your way
for two cents
get a/the feel of (something)
get the feel of
get the feel of (something)
get the feel of something
give (one) a/the feel of (something)
have a feel for (something)
have a feel for something
have a/the feel of (something)
have the blues
have the feel of (something)
hit me (right) in the feels
I feel you/that
I know that feel
like death warmed over/up, to feel/look
look like a million dollars
look like death
look/feel like a million dollars/bucks
look/feel small
make (one) feel small
make someone feel small
not feel (oneself)
not feel yourself
not feeling oneself
not oneself
oneself again
out of place
put upon, be
take the pulse of
that feel when
the feels
under the weather
wrath of God, look/feel like the
you're only as old as you feel

词汇	feel
释义	feel Ⅰ verb 1 to understand US, 2002. 2 to agree with US, 2004. 3 to approve of or enjoy US, 2003. 4 to fight with someone. Literally, 'to feel the blows of an opponent' UK, 2000.► feel itto feel good, to enjoy something US, 2001.► feel no painto be drunk US, 1955 Ⅱ ⇨ feel fine; feel noun nine, especially nine pounds (£9). Rhyming slang UK, 1992 idiomfeelcop a feel AmEAmEslang to touch someone in a sexual way when they do not want you to:I'd only been talking to the guy for about 15 minutes, and he was trying to cop a feel!The funniest part of the movie is the ghost trying to cop a feel off Janet and getting Jack's leg by mistake.feel boxed into feel that a person or a situation is preventing you from having the freedom to do what you want to do:"You've only been married two years!" "I know, but I'm worried that Marc is beginning to feel boxed in."The book claims that Hendrix felt boxed in by his fans' expectations of him as a guitar player.not be feeling too clever BrEBrEspoken used in order to say that you are not feeling very well:Bob was out late last night, and I don't think he's feeling too clever this morning.Sorry to be so slow - I'm not feeling too clever this morning.be/feel yourself (again)(also be/feel your old self)(or be/feel more like yourself)to feel healthy or happy in the way that you normally do:Lyn hasn't been herself lately, has she?It was a happy moment; I felt I was my old self again for the first time in years.Ramon had been feeling more like himself and had started to go out again. phrasefeel[felt, felt, feeling] feel around for feel around to use your hands to search for something you cannot see: Richard reached into the attic and felt around for the boxes. Feeling around for some pocket change to make a phone call, Tom stood up and left the table.■ SIMILAR TO: feel for feel for 1. feel for sb to feel sympathy for someone because they are in a difficult, sad, or unpleasant situation, often because you have been in a similar situation yourself: I feel for Donnie - it's not easy being a teenager. She felt for Karen, but she had a family of her own to look after.■ SIMILAR TO: sympathize with2. feel for sth to use your hands to search for something you cannot see: I felt for the list I had put in my pocket. Suzanne entered the dark hotel room and felt for the light switch.■ SIMILAR TO: feel around for feel out feel sb out • feel out sb informal to ask someone's opinion or feelings about something: I'll try and feel him out about the idea and see what he thinks.■ SIMILAR TO: sound out feel up feel sb up informal to touch someone in a sexual way, without their permission in a way that is unpleasant and annoying: Some guy tried to feel me up at the bar last night.■ SIMILAR TO: touch up BrE informal feel up to feel up to sth to feel well enough to do something, or feel that you have enough energy or strength to do something: Can we go for a run another time? I don't really feel up to it today.feel up to doing sth Are you sure you feel up going into work? I didn't feel up to arguing with him, so I just agreed with everything he said. See: a/the feel of (something) all the feels be duty bound be hard done-by be honor-bound to (do something) be honored be like jelly be lost without (someone or something) be out of sorts be sick at heart be sorry for (oneself) be sorry for (someone) be, feel, etc. out of sorts be/feel duty/honour bound to do something be/feel hard done by be/feel honoured be/feel like jelly be/feel lost without somebody/something be/feel out of it/things be/feel sick at heart be/feel sorry for somebody be/feel sorry for yourself cop a feel earth move, to feel the feel (like) (one)self feel (one) up feel (one's) age feel (one's) collar feel (one's) legs feel (one's) oats feel (one's) way feel (some emotion) about (someone or something) feel (something) in (one's) bones feel (something) with (something) feel a draft feel a glow of contentment feel a glow of happiness feel a glow of satisfaction feel a million dollars feel about (for someone or something) feel all the feels feel around feel around (for someone or something) feel as if a cat has kittened in (one's) mouth feel at home feel bad feel bad about (something) feel blue feel duty bound to (do something) feel fit feel for feel free feel gorge rise feel groovy feel guilty feel hard done-by feel honor-bound to (do something) feel honored feel hot and cold feel in bones feel in one's bones feel in your bones feel it beneath feel it beneath (one) to (do something) feel it in (one's) bones feel it in one's bones, to feel light-headed feel like feel like a million feel like a million bucks feel like a million dollars feel like a new man/woman feel like a new person feel like death feel like death warmed over feel like death warmed up feel like doing feel like jelly feel like new feel like oneself feel like something/like doing something feel like two cents feel lost without (someone or something) feel no pain feel oats feel of feel on top of the world feel one's oats feel one's oats, to feel one's way feel out feel out of humour feel out of place feel out of sorts feel out of things feel pinched feel puny feel sick at heart feel sick to (one's) stomach feel small feel somehow about feel someone feel someone up feel someone's collar feel someone's pain, to feel something in your bones feel sorry for (oneself) feel sorry for (someone) feel strange feel the crunch feel the draught feel the pinch feel the pulse of feel the pulse of (something) feel up to feel up to (doing something) feel with feel your age feel your legs feel your oats feel your way for two cents get a/the feel of (something) get the feel of get the feel of (something) get the feel of something give (one) a/the feel of (something) have a feel for (something) have a feel for something have a/the feel of (something) have the blues have the feel of (something) hit me (right) in the feels I feel you/that I know that feel like death warmed over/up, to feel/look look like a million dollars look like death look/feel like a million dollars/bucks look/feel small make (one) feel small make someone feel small not feel (oneself) not feel yourself not feeling oneself not oneself oneself again out of place put upon, be take the pulse of that feel when the feels under the weather wrath of God, look/feel like the you're only as old as you feel
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