FEELING / EMOTION 感觉/情感 [linking verb 连系动词, T] to experience a particular physical feeling or emotion 感受到，觉得，体会到:

Do you still feel hungry?

你还觉得饿吗？

You can never tell what he's feeling.

他的感受你永远说不准。

Stop exercising if you feel any pain.

要是感觉疼痛就停止练习。

I'm feeling a little better today.

我今天觉得好一些。

Marie immediately felt guilty.

玛丽当即感觉内疚。

When his dad left, he felt as though his world had turned upside-down.

爸爸出走后，他觉得自己的世界完全乱了套。

I felt like I'd really achieved something.

我感觉自己真的有所成就了。

NOTICE 注意到, [T not in progressive] to notice something that is happening to you, especially something that is touching you

注意到，感受到:

She felt his warm breath on her cheek.

她感受到他温暖的呼吸拂在脸颊上。

The earthquake was felt as far south as San Diego.

向南直到圣迭戈都有震感。

do sth She felt his arms go round her.

她感到他抱住了她。

I felt myself blushing.

我觉得脸红了起来。

FEEL SMOOTH / DRY ETC 觉得光滑/干燥等, [linking verb] to give you a particular physical feeling, especially when you touch or hold something

〔通过触摸等〕感觉，觉得:

Her hands felt rough.

她双手粗糙。

The house felt hot and stuffy.

房子里又热又闷。

My leg feels as if it's broken.

我的一条腿好像断了似的。

It's nice fabric – it feels like velvet.

面料不错 — 摸上去像丝绒。

FEEL GOOD / STRANGE / EXCITING ETC 觉得好/奇怪/兴奋等, [linking verb] if a situation, event etc feels good, strange etc, that is the emotion or feeling that it gives you

给人…感觉:

After twenty years, seeing him again felt very strange.

二十年后再见到他有种很不自在的感觉。

It felt wonderful to be wearing clean clothes again.

又能穿上干净的衣服感觉好极了。

How does it feel to be 40?

40 岁是什么感觉？

It's been a year since her daughter died, but to her, it still feels like yesterday.

她女儿去世有一年了，但是对她来说，感觉就像是昨天。

HAVE AN OPINION 有想法, [T not usually in progressive] to have a particular opinion, especially one that is based on your feelings, not on facts

以为，认为〔尤指根据感觉而不是事实〕:

Some of the parents felt the school wasn't doing enough about bullying.

有些家长认为，在解决恃强凌弱的问题上，学校做得还不够。

How would you feel about working with Nicole for a while?

与妮科尔共事一段时间你觉得怎么样？

The experience of rape can change how a woman feels about her body.

被强奸的经历会改变一个女性对自己身体的看法。

She felt sure she'd made the right decision.

她确信自己作了正确的决定。

feel like (doing) sth, [spoken] to want to have something or do something

想要（做）某事:

He didn't feel like going to work.

他不想去上班。

Do you feel like another drink?

你想再喝一杯吗？

TOUCH 摸, [T] to touch something with your fingers to find out about it

触摸:

She felt his forehead. Perhaps he had a temperature.

她摸了摸他的额头，他可能发烧了。

Mum, feel this stone. Isn't it smooth?

妈妈，摸摸这块石头，真光滑啊！

He could feel how damp his shirt was against his chest.

他感觉到潮乎乎的衬衫贴在胸前。

feel around / on / in etc sth (for sth), to search for something with your fingers

在…〔用手指〕摸索（找某物）:

She felt in her bag for a pencil.

她在袋子里摸索着找铅笔。

feel the force / effects / benefits etc, of sth to experience the good or bad results of something

感受到某物的力量/影响/好处等:

The local economy is beginning to feel the effects of the recession.

当地经济开始感受到经济萎缩带来的影响。

feel the need to do sth, to believe that you need to do something

觉得需要做某事:

Children who can talk to their parents feel less need to try drugs.

能够与父母交谈的孩子不大会觉得需要尝试毒品。

feel your way

feel free, [spoken] used to tell someone that they can do something if they want to

尽管做，没问题:

'Could I use your phone for a minute?' 'Feel free.'

“我能用一下你的电话吗？”“请便。”

Please feel free to make suggestions.

请随便提建议，不要拘束。

I know (just / exactly) how you feel, [spoken] used to express sympathy with someone or with a remark they have just made

我（十分）理解你的心情:

I know how you feel, Mark, but maybe it's better not to confront him.

我理解你的心情，马克，但是不与他对峙更好。

not feel yourself, [spoken] to not feel as healthy or happy as usual

身体不舒服; 心情不好:

I don't know what's wrong. I just don't feel quite myself.

我不知道怎么回事，就是觉得身体不是很舒服。

feel your age, to realize that you are not as young or active as you used to be

感到老了:

Looking at his grandson made him really feel his age.

看着孙子他感觉自己真的老了。

feel the cold / heat, to suffer because of cold or hot weather

怕冷/热:

Old people tend to feel the cold more.

老人往往更容易怕冷。

feel a death / a loss etc, to react very strongly to a bad event, especially someone's death

对〔某人的〕死感到悲痛/对损失感到难过等:

Susan felt her grandmother's death more than the others.

对她祖母的去世苏珊比别人更悲痛。

[sing.] a quality that something has that makes you feel or think a particular way about it

感觉:

Despite their age, the photographs have a modern feel.

尽管年代久远，这些照片还是有一种现代的感觉。

The restaurant has a nice relaxed feel about it.

这家餐厅令人感到轻松自在。

[sing.] the way that something feels when you touch it

触觉，手感:

I like the feel of this cloth.

我喜欢这块布料的手感。

a soft feathery feel

羽毛般柔软的感觉

have / get / give a feel for sth, [informal] to have or develop an understanding of something and skill in doing it

对某事有天赋/培养做某事的技巧:

exercises that give a child a feel for numbers

培养孩子数字感的练习

[U] when you use your hands, body etc to feel something

摸，触摸;

She found the light switch by feel.

她摸到了电灯开关。