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A1  feel  hissetmek

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verb  /fiːl   / verb (past tense, past participle felt /felt   /) feel (verb)
 /fiːl  
/ verb (past tense, past participle felt
/felt   /)
 
 1 [intransitive]
[usually used with an adjective]
to be in the state
that is mentioned
hissetmek
 to feel cold/sick/tired/happy
 How are you feeling today?
 You'll feel better in the morning.
 2 [transitive]
to notice or
experience sth physical or emotional
hissetmek
 I damaged nerves and now I can't feel
anything in this hand.
 I felt something crawling up my back.
 I could feel myself dropping off to sleep.
 I don't feel any sympathy for Matt at all.
 You could feel the tension in the
courtroom.
 3 [intransitive]
used to say how sth
seems to you when you touch, see, smell, experience, etc. it
hissini
vermek; 
anlamak
 The hole in my tooth feels much bigger than
it is.
 My new coat feels like leather but it's
not.
 He felt as if he had been there
before.
 My head feels as though (gibi
geliyor) it will burst.
 I felt (that) it was a mistake not to ask
her advice.
Bu
anlamda genellikle feel sözcüğünün öznesi olarak it kullanılır:
 It feels as if it is going to snow soon.
 4 [transitive]
to touch sth in order
to find out what it is like
dokunmak
 Feel this material. Is it cotton or silk?
 I felt her forehead to see if she had got a
temperature.
 5 [transitive]
to be affected by sth
(olumsuz)
etkilenmek
 Do you feel the cold (üşür
müsün) in winter?
 She felt it badly when her mother died.
 6 [intransitive]
 feel (about) (for sb/sth)
to try to find sth
with your hands instead of your eyes
el
yordamıyla aramak
 She felt about in the dark for the light
switch.
IDIOMS
be/feel
like jelly
(used especially about
the legs or knees) to feel weak because you are nervous, afraid, etc.
pelte
gibi olmak
 My legs felt like jelly before the exam.
be/feel
out of it
to be/feel lonely and
unhappy because you are not included in sth
yalnız
hissetmek/olmak, dışlanmış hissetmek/olmak
 I don't speak French so I felt rather out
of it at the meeting.
be/feel
sorry for sb
to feel sadness or
pity for sb
…için
üzülmek, acımak
 I feel very sorry for the families of the
victims.
 Stop feeling sorry for yourself!
feel
free (to do sth)
(informal)
used to tell sb they
are allowed to do sth
-mekten
çekinmeyin
 Feel free to use the phone.
feel
like sth/doing sth
to want sth or to want
to do sth
canı
istemek, içinden gelmek
 Do you feel like going out?
feel
your age
to realize that you
are getting old, especially compared to other younger people around you
yaşlandığını
hissetmek
have/feel
a lump in your throat
to feel pressure in
your throat because you are about to cry
boğazı
düğümlenmek
not
feel yourself
to not feel healthy or
well
iyi
hissetmemek
PHRASAL VERBS
feel
for sb
to understand sb's
feelings and situation and feel sorry for them
birinin
üzüntüsünü paylaşmak
 I really felt for him when his wife died.
feel
up to sth/to doing sth
to have the strength
and the energy to do or deal with sth
-maya
hali olmak
 I really don't feel up to eating a huge
meal.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	feel
IPA	/fiːl / verb (past tense, past participle felt /felt /)
Back	hissetmek
Back 2	feel (verb) /fiːl / verb (past tense, past participle felt /felt /) 1 [intransitive] [usually used with an adjective] to be in the state that is mentioned hissetmek to feel cold/sick/tired/happy How are you feeling today? You'll feel better in the morning. 2 [transitive] to notice or experience sth physical or emotional hissetmek I damaged nerves and now I can't feel anything in this hand. I felt something crawling up my back. I could feel myself dropping off to sleep. I don't feel any sympathy for Matt at all. You could feel the tension in the courtroom. 3 [intransitive] used to say how sth seems to you when you touch, see, smell, experience, etc. it hissini vermek; anlamak The hole in my tooth feels much bigger than it is. My new coat feels like leather but it's not. He felt as if* he had been there before.* My head feels as though (gibi geliyor) it will burst. I felt (that) it was a mistake not to ask her advice. Bu anlamda genellikle feel sözcüğünün öznesi olarak it kullanılır: It feels as if it is going to snow soon. 4 [transitive] to touch sth in order to find out what it is like dokunmak Feel this material. Is it cotton or silk? I felt her forehead to see if she had got a temperature. 5 [transitive] to be affected by sth (olumsuz) etkilenmek Do you feel the cold (üşür müsün) in winter? She felt it badly when her mother died. 6 [intransitive] feel (about) (for sb/sth) to try to find sth with your hands instead of your eyes el yordamıyla aramak She felt about in the dark for the light switch. IDIOMS be/feel like jelly (used especially about the legs or knees) to feel weak because you are nervous, afraid, etc. pelte gibi olmak My legs felt like jelly before the exam. be/feel out of it to be/feel lonely and unhappy because you are not included in sth yalnız hissetmek/olmak, dışlanmış hissetmek/olmak I don't speak French so I felt rather out of it at the meeting. be/feel sorry for sb to feel sadness or pity for sb …için üzülmek, acımak I feel very sorry for the families of the victims. Stop feeling sorry for yourself! feel free (to do sth) (informal) used to tell sb they are allowed to do sth -mekten çekinmeyin Feel free to use the phone. feel like sth/doing sth to want sth or to want to do sth canı istemek, içinden gelmek Do you feel like going out? feel your age to realize that you are getting old, especially compared to other younger people around you yaşlandığını hissetmek have/feel a lump in your throat to feel pressure in your throat because you are about to cry boğazı düğümlenmek not feel yourself to not feel healthy or well iyi hissetmemek PHRASAL VERBS feel for sb to understand sb's feelings and situation and feel sorry for them birinin üzüntüsünü paylaşmak I really felt for him when his wife died. feel up to sth/to doing sth to have the strength and the energy to do or deal with sth -maya hali olmak I really don't feel up to eating a huge meal.

Feel Sth I Felt Past Hissetmek Be/Feel Sb

feel (verb)