feeling
gb/fˈilɪŋ/ us/fˈilɪŋ/
A2
英語
語義
0件の語義
名詞
A2
state
1
An emotion or reaction
An emotion that you have inside.
用法パターン：
[a] feeling of [emotion]; feelings about [something]
よくある間違い：
Do not say “my feel” as a noun; use “my feeling” or “my feelings.”
類義語
emotion (More general and often slightly more formal.)
|
sentiment (Often refers to a feeling or attitude, sometimes in public or formal contexts.)
対義語
indifference (A lack of emotional interest or concern.)
|
numbness (A lack of emotional response.)
コロケーション
strong feelings
|deep feelings
|personal feelings
|positive feelings
|negative feelings
|express your feelings
|hide your feelings
|share your feelings
|feelings of guilt
|feeling of relief
テーマ
emotions
|daily_life
|relationships
例文
- She tried to put her feelings into words.
- The news gave me a feeling of relief.
- He kept his feelings hidden during the meeting.
学習者向け例文
- It is important to talk about your feelings.
- I had a feeling of fear.
名詞
A2
state
2
A physical sensation
Something you notice in your body, such as pain, heat, or cold.
用法パターン：
a [adjective] feeling in [body part]; a feeling of [sensation]
よくある間違い：
For general health, say “I feel sick” rather than “I have a sick feeling,” unless you mean a specific sensation.
類義語
sensation (A more precise or medical-sounding word for a physical feeling.)
|
sense (Often refers to physical awareness in a broader way.)
対義語
numbness (The absence of physical feeling.)
コロケーション
strange feeling
|burning feeling
|tingling feeling
|warm feeling
|cold feeling
|tight feeling
|empty feeling
|feeling in my stomach
|feeling of pressure
|physical feeling
テーマ
body
|health
|senses
例文
- I had a strange feeling in my chest after the run.
- The cream may cause a mild burning feeling.
- She loved the soft feeling of the blanket against her skin.
学習者向け例文
- I have a cold feeling in my hands.
- There is a strange feeling in my stomach.
名詞
B1
abstract
3
An impression or intuition
An idea that you think may be true, even if you are not sure.
用法パターン：
have/get a feeling (that) [clause]; my feeling is (that) [clause]; a feeling about [something]
よくある間違い：
Use “I have a feeling that...” or “My feeling is that...,” not “I feel that feeling...”
類義語
impression (Often based on what something seems like.)
|
hunch (More informal and strongly suggests instinct rather than evidence.)
|
sense (Similar, often used for a vague awareness.)
対義語
certainty (A state of being sure, not just having an impression.)
|
proof (Evidence that shows something is true.)
コロケーション
strong feeling
|general feeling
|growing feeling
|uneasy feeling
|bad feeling
|personal feeling
|feeling that something is wrong
|have a feeling
|get the feeling
|my feeling is
テーマ
thinking
|opinions
|decision_making
例文
- I have a feeling we're going to be late.
- My feeling is that the plan needs more time.
- There was a growing feeling among staff that changes were coming.
学習者向け例文
- I have a feeling it will rain.
- My feeling is that we should wait.
名詞
B1
property
4
Ability to sense touch
The ability to feel things with a part of your body.
用法パターン：
feeling in [body part]; lose/regain feeling
よくある間違い：
This meaning is usually uncountable: say “I lost feeling in my hand,” not “I lost a feeling in my hand.”
類義語
sensation (Common in medical contexts.)
|
sensitivity (Emphasizes how strongly a body part reacts to touch.)
対義語
numbness (The condition of not being able to feel touch or pain.)
コロケーション
lose feeling
|regain feeling
|no feeling
|normal feeling
|some feeling
|feeling in your fingers
|feeling in your legs
|return of feeling
|lack of feeling
テーマ
body
|health
|senses
例文
- After the injection, I lost feeling in my lower lip.
- It took a few minutes for the feeling to return to my fingers.
- The doctor checked whether she had any feeling in her left hand.
学習者向け例文
- I have no feeling in my foot.
- The feeling came back to my fingers.
名詞
B1
abstract
5
Atmosphere or mood
The mood that a place or thing seems to have.
用法パターン：
a [adjective] feeling; a feeling of [quality]; give/create a feeling of [quality]
よくある間違い：
In informal speech, “vibe” can be similar, but “feeling” is more neutral and widely usable.
類義語
atmosphere (Often used for the mood of a place or situation.)
|
mood (Emphasizes the emotional tone.)
|
vibe (Informal and common in conversation.)
対義語
flatness (A lack of emotional effect or atmosphere.)
|
sterility (A cold lack of warmth, character, or human feeling.)
コロケーション
warm feeling
|cozy feeling
|relaxed feeling
|modern feeling
|festive feeling
|lonely feeling
|overall feeling
|create a feeling
|give a feeling
|feeling of calm
テーマ
places
|art
|design
|daily_life
例文
- The wooden floors give the café a warm, relaxed feeling.
- The song has a lonely feeling.
- They used soft lights to create a feeling of calm.
学習者向け例文
- This room has a friendly feeling.
- The music gives the film a sad feeling.
名詞
B2
abstract
6
Sensitive understanding or sympathy
A natural understanding of something or sympathy for someone.
用法パターン：
a feeling for [someone/something]; have/show feeling for [someone/something]
よくある間違い：
“A feeling for music” means a natural understanding of music, not one specific emotion about music.
類義語
sensitivity (Emphasizes awareness of delicate qualities or other people’s needs.)
|
empathy (Specifically sympathy and understanding for other people.)
|
appreciation (Emphasizes understanding the value or quality of something.)
対義語
insensitivity (A lack of awareness or concern.)
|
indifference (A lack of interest, sympathy, or emotional response.)
コロケーション
feeling for music
|feeling for language
|feeling for color
|feeling for people
|real feeling
|little feeling
|natural feeling
|show feeling
|have a feeling for
テーマ
relationships
|art
|communication
|skills
例文
- She has a natural feeling for rhythm.
- The article showed little feeling for the families affected by the disaster.
- A good translator needs a feeling for both languages.
学習者向け例文
- He has a good feeling for music.
- She shows real feeling for other people.
文法
辞書形
feeling
IPA
GB/fˈilɪŋ/
US/fˈilɪŋ/
音節・強勢
feel - ing （2音節）
Stress on 1st syllable (feel)
活用形
Noun
- Base: feeling
- Plural: feeling, feelings
表現
a sinking feeling
1/ə sˈɪŋkɪŋ fˈilɪŋ/
fixed phrase
Sudden anxious realization
A sudden bad feeling that something is wrong.
例文
- I got a sinking feeling when I saw the missed calls.
- There was a sinking feeling in the room as the results appeared on the screen.
- She had a sinking feeling that she had left her passport at home.
gut feeling
1/ɡˈʌt fˈilɪŋ/
fixed phrase
informal
instinctive belief without proof
A strong feeling you have about something without knowing why.
例文
- I had a gut feeling that she was lying.
- He went with his gut feeling and bought the ticket.
gut feeling
1/ɡˈʌt fˈilɪŋ/
fixed phrase
Instinctive belief or hunch
A feeling that something is true, even though you cannot explain why.
例文
- My gut feeling is that we should wait.
- She had a gut feeling something was wrong.
- He couldn't prove it, but his gut feeling told him not to trust the offer.
have feelings for someone
1/hˈæv fˈilɪŋz fɚ sˈʌmwˌʌn/
fixed phrase
Feel romantic affection
To like someone in a romantic way.
例文
- I think he has feelings for his best friend.
- She finally admitted that she still had feelings for her ex.
- He didn't want to date her because he had feelings for someone else.
hurt someone's feelings
1/hˈɚt sˈʌmwˌʌnz fˈilɪŋz/
fixed phrase
Make someone feel upset by words/actions
To say or do something that makes another person feel sad or upset.
例文
- I didn’t mean to hurt your feelings by my comment.
- She hurt his feelings when she laughed at him.
hurt someone's feelings
1/hˈɚt sˈʌmwˌʌnz fˈilɪŋz/
fixed phrase
Make someone emotionally upset
To make someone feel sad or upset by what you say or do.
例文
- She didn't mean to hurt your feelings.
- His joke hurt my feelings, even though everyone laughed.
- Be honest, but try not to hurt anyone's feelings.
know the feeling
1/nˈoʊ ðə fˈilɪŋ/
fixed phrase
Understand from experience
Used to say that you understand because the same thing has happened to you.
例文
- You're exhausted after the trip? I know the feeling.
- When he said he was nervous before speaking in public, I knew the feeling well.
- She complained about working late, and I told her I knew the feeling.
mixed feelings
1/mˈɪkst fˈilɪŋz/
fixed phrase
Having positive and negative emotions
Feeling happy and unhappy about something at the same time.
例文
- I had mixed feelings about moving to a new city.
- She felt mixed feelings when she saw her old friend again.
mixed feelings
1/mˈɪkst fˈilɪŋz/
fixed phrase
conflicting emotions about something
To feel both good and bad about something.
例文
- I have mixed feelings about changing jobs.
- She had mixed feelings when her son moved away.
- They left the meeting with mixed feelings about the proposal.
mixed feelings
1/mˈɪkst fˈilɪŋz/
fixed phrase
Both positive and negative feelings
To feel partly good and partly bad about something.
例文
- I have mixed feelings about moving to another city.
- The announcement was met with mixed feelings by employees.
- She had mixed feelings about seeing her old school again.
no hard feelings
1/nˈoʊ hˈɑɹd fˈilɪŋz/
idiom
No anger after conflict
Used to say “I am not angry with you.”
例文
- No hard feelings—we both wanted the job.
- After the argument, they shook hands and agreed there were no hard feelings.
- I hope there are no hard feelings about what happened yesterday.
the feeling is mutual
1/ðə fˈilɪŋ ˈɪz mjˈut͡ʃuəl/
fixed phrase
The same feeling is shared
Used to say “I feel the same way about you.”
例文
- When she said she was happy to see him, he smiled and said, "The feeling is mutual."
- They don't trust us, and the feeling is mutual.
- I enjoyed working with you, and I hope the feeling is mutual.