Inglese - Ungherese

feel

gb/fˈil/ us/fˈil/
A1 Inglese
~ 200
érez, megtapint, tapogat, úgy érzi, gondol, tapintás, hangulat, megérez
VERBO A1
1
Schema d'uso:
to feel [emotion/sensation]
I feel happy when I see my friends.
Boldognak érzem magam, amikor látom a barátaimat.
Do you feel any pain in your leg?
Érzel fájdalmat a lábadban?
She felt nervous before the interview.
He felt cold after walking in the rain.
They felt excited about the trip.
Esempi per chi studia
I feel sad today.
Ma szomorúnak érzem magam.
Do you feel hot?
Meleged van?
She feels tired.
He feels happy now.
I feel pain in my arm.
Errore comune:
Learners sometimes confuse 'feel' with 'touch'. 'Feel' is about experiencing sensations or emotions, not just physical contact.
Significato
Experience emotion or sensation
Collocazioni
feel happy |feel pain |feel tired |feel nervous |feel cold
Sinonimi
experience (More general and formal; can apply to events as well as feelings.)
Contrari
ignore (To deliberately not notice or acknowledge a sensation or feeling.)
Temi
emotions |daily life |health |core_vocabulary |body
Definizione

To know an emotion or a physical feeling in your body.

To experience an emotion or a physical sensation through the senses or mind.

VERBO A2
2
Schema d'uso:
to feel [object]
Feel this blanket—it's so soft!
Tapintsd meg ezt a takarót – olyan puha!
She felt the wall for a light switch.
A villanykapcsolót keresve tapogatta a falat.
He felt the water to see if it was warm.
Esempi per chi studia
Feel this shirt. It is soft.
Tapintsd meg ezt az inget. Puha.
I feel the water. It is cold.
Megérintem a vizet. Hideg.
She feels the wall for the switch.
Errore comune:
Learners may use 'touch' when they mean 'feel' in the sense of checking texture or temperature.
Significato
Touch to learn about something
Collocazioni
feel the fabric |feel the surface |feel the heat
Sinonimi
touch (More general; does not always imply checking or learning about something.)
Contrari
avoid touching (Deliberately not make contact with something.)
Temi
daily life |senses |core_vocabulary |body
Definizione

To touch something to know what it is like.

To touch something with your hand or body to discover its texture, temperature, shape, or other qualities.

VERBO B1
3
Schema d'uso:
to feel (that) [clause]
I feel that we should leave now.
Úgy érzem, most el kellene indulnunk.
She felt sure he was lying.
Biztos volt benne, hogy hazudik.
They feel confident about their chances.
Esempi per chi studia
I feel we need more time.
Úgy érzem, több időre van szükségünk.
She feels he is wrong.
Úgy érzi, hogy a férfinak nincs igaza.
They feel happy about the plan.
Errore comune:
Learners sometimes confuse this with 'think'; 'feel' here emphasizes intuition or emotion over logic.
Significato
Think or believe based on intuition
Collocazioni
feel sure |feel strongly that |feel confident
Sinonimi
believe (Implies stronger conviction and may be based on evidence.)
Contrari
doubt (To be unsure or question a belief or opinion.)
Temi
opinions |communication |core_vocabulary
Definizione

To think something without needing proof.

To have a belief, opinion, or idea about something, often based on intuition rather than proof.

SOSTANTIVO B1
4
I love the feel of silk.
Imádom a selyem tapintását.
The room has a warm, welcoming feel.
A szobának meleg, barátságos hangulata van.
This sofa has a rough feel to it.
Esempi per chi studia
I like the feel of this cloth.
Szeretem ennek az anyagnak a tapintását.
The house has a nice feel.
A háznak kellemes hangulata van.
This chair has a hard feel.
Significato
Texture or emotional impression
Collocazioni
soft feel |rough feel |warm feel
Sinonimi
texture (Refers only to physical surface qualities, not emotional impression.)
Contrari
appearance (Focuses on how something looks rather than how it feels.)
Temi
senses |emotions |core_vocabulary
Definizione

How something feels to touch, or the mood it gives you.

The texture of a material when touched, or the general emotional impression something gives.

VERBO B2
5
Schema d'uso:
to feel [something happening]
I could feel the train approaching through the ground.
A talajon keresztül éreztem, hogy közeledik a vonat.
She felt someone watching her.
Érezte, hogy valaki figyeli.
He felt a sudden change in the air.
Esempi per chi studia
I feel the car move.
Érzem, ahogy az autó megmozdul.
She feels someone near her.
Érzi, hogy valaki van a közelében.
He feels the wind change.
Significato
Sense without seeing or hearing
Collocazioni
feel a vibration |feel movement
Sinonimi
sense (More general; can apply to all senses and situations.)
Contrari
overlook (To fail to notice something happening.)
Temi
senses |core_vocabulary |body
Definizione

To know something is happening because of your body, not because you see or hear it.

To notice or become aware of something through bodily sensations rather than sight or hearing.

Grammatica
Forma base
feel
IPA
GB/fˈil/
US/fˈil/
Sillabe e accento
feel (1 sillaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (feel)
Forme flesse
Verb
  • Base: feel
  • 3rd Person Singular: feels
  • Present Participle: feeling
  • Past: felt
  • Past Participle: felt
Famiglia di parole
Forms
feels verb feeling verb A2 felt verb
Related words
feel-good adjective B2
Negative and opposite forms
unfeeling adjective B2
Advanced or less common
feeler noun B2
Punti chiave
  • Irregular past: felt Verb
  • Irregular past participle: felt Verb
Espressioni

can't help but feel

1
/kˈænt hˈɛlp bˈʌt fˈil/
fixed phrase

Cannot avoid certain feeling/thought

You have a certain feeling and cannot stop it.

Esempi
  • I can't help but feel nervous before exams.
  • She couldn't help but feel sad at the news.

feel at home

1
/fˈil ˈæt hˈoʊm/
idiom

Be comfortable in a place/situation

To be comfortable and relaxed as if you were in your own home.

Esempi
  • She quickly felt at home in her new job.
  • Please make yourself comfortable and feel at home.

feel free to

1
/fˈil fɹˈi tə/
fixed phrase

Do without hesitation/permission needed

You can do this if you want; there is no need to ask first.

Esempi
  • Feel free to call me anytime.
  • Feel free to take another cookie.

feel like

1
/fˈil lˈaɪk/
fixed phrase

Want to do something now

To want to do or have something right now.

Esempi
  • I feel like going for a walk.
  • Do you feel like some coffee?

feel one's age

1
/fˈil wˈʌnz ˈeɪd͡ʒ/
idiom

Notice effects of aging on self

To realize you are getting older, often because your body feels weaker or slower.

Esempi
  • After running up the stairs, he really felt his age.
  • I'm starting to feel my age these days.

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