Ainda não há pares de exemplos.
Significado
An emotion or reaction
Temas
emotion
|mental_state
|reaction
|inner_life
|emotions
|daily_life
|relationships
Definição
An emotional state or reaction, such as happiness, sadness, anger, fear, or love.
Padrão de uso:
furcsa/égő/hideg érzés vmiben
Ainda não há pares de exemplos.
Significado
A physical sensation
Temas
body
|sensation
|touch
|symptom
|perception
|health
|senses
Definição
A bodily experience noticed through the senses, especially touch, such as warmth, pain, pressure, or movement.
Padrão de uso:
az az érzése vkinek, hogy...
Ainda não há pares de exemplos.
Significado
An impression or intuition
Temas
impression
|intuition
|belief
|uncertainty
|thinking
|opinions
|decision_making
Definição
A belief, impression, or instinctive idea, often based on limited evidence rather than certain knowledge.
Padrão de uso:
nincs/elmegy/visszatér az érzés egy testrészben
Ainda não há pares de exemplos.
Significado
Ability to sense touch
Temas
body
|touch
|numbness
|physical_ability
|sensation
|health
|senses
Definição
The ability to experience touch or physical sensation in a part of the body.
Padrão de uso:
vmilyen érzés vhol/vmiben
Ainda não há pares de exemplos.
Significado
A physical feeling from senses
Temas
body
|sensory_perception
|touch
|temperature
|pain
|health
Definição
A physical feeling or perception that comes through the senses, such as touch, temperature, or pain.
Padrão de uso:
az az érzése van/támad, hogy ...; azzal az érzéssel, hogy ...
Ainda não há pares de exemplos.
Significado
Immediate awareness via senses/intuition
Temas
intuition
|impression
|awareness
|perception
|core_vocabulary
Definição
An immediate awareness or impression of something through the senses or intuition, without detailed thought.
Padrão de uso:
vki érzése vmivel kapcsolatban; osztja ezt az érzést
Ainda não há pares de exemplos.
Significado
emotional attitude or opinion
Temas
opinion
|emotion
|attitude
|public_opinion
|emotions
|communication
|core_vocabulary
Definição
A view or feeling toward a situation, event, or person, often influenced by emotions rather than pure logic.
