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(not able to feel)

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1 not to be able to feel one's feet

ног под собой не чувствовать (напр., от усталости), сбиться с ног

I'm so tired I can't feel my feet. These Saturday nights'll be the death o' me. (A. Sillitoe, ‘Saturday Night and Sunday Morning’, part I, ch. I) — Я так устал, что ног под собой не чувствую. Эти субботние вечера погубят меня.

Large English-Russian phrasebook > not to be able to feel one's feet
2 not to be able to feel (one's) feet

Общая лексика: ног под собой не чувствовать

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > not to be able to feel (one's) feet
3 not to be able to feel feet

Общая лексика: (one's) ног под собой не чувствовать

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > not to be able to feel feet
4 able

'eibl
adjective

1) (having enough strength, knowledge etc to do something: He was able to open the door; He will come if he is able.) capaz

2) (clever and skilful; capable: a very able nurse.) competente

3) (legally competent: able to vote.) con derecho a

•

- ably

able adj capaz / hábil

she is an able businesswoman es una mujer muy hábil para los negocios

to be able to do something poder hacer algo / saber hacer algo

will you be able to come to the party? ¿podrás venir a la fiesta?

he was able to drive when he was sixteen sabía conducir a los dieciséis años

able

tr['eɪbəl]

adjective

1 que puede

■ those able to escape did so aquéllos que podían se escaparon

2 (capable) hábil, capaz, competente

■ he's a very able administrator es un gestor muy competente

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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to be able to poder

■ we weren't able to go no pudimos ir

■ will you be able to do it? ¿podrás hacerlo?

able seaman marinero hecho

able ['eɪbəl] adj, abler ; ablest

1) capable: capaz, hábil

2) competent: competente

able

adj.

• capacitado, -a adj.

• capaz adj.

• competente adj.

• entendido, -a adj.

• hábil adj.

• talentoso, -a adj.

'eɪbəl
adjective

1) (pred)

to be able to + inf — poder* + inf; ( referring to particular skills) saber* + inf

to be able to see/hear — poder* ver/oír

to be able to sew/swim — saber* coser/nadar

will you be able to go? — ¿podrás ir?

those least able to afford it — aquellos que menos pueden permitírselo

2) abler 'eɪblər, 'eɪblə(r), ablest 'eɪbləst, 'eɪblɪst ( proficient) hábil, capaz

['eɪbl]
1. ADJ

1)

to be able to do sth — (of acquired skills) saber hacer algo; (other contexts) poder hacer algo

the child isn't able to walk (yet) — el niño no sabe andar (todavía)

he's not able to walk — no puede andar

come as soon as you are able — ven en cuanto puedas

I was eventually able to escape — por fin pude escaparme, por fin logré escaparme

able to pay — solvente

2) (=capable) [person] capaz; [piece of work] sólido

she is one of our ablest pupils — es una de nuestras alumnas más capaces

2.

CPD

able seaman N — marinero m de primera or patentado
ABLE, CAN
P oder and saber can both translate to be able to, can and could.
Skills
► Use saber when to be able to, can and could mean "know how to":
Can you type? ¿Sabes escribir a máquina?
His wife couldn't drive Su mujer no sabía conducir
Other contexts
► Generally, use poder:
He can stay here Puede quedarse aquí
We have not been able to persuade them No hemos podido convencerlos When can and could are followed by find or a verb of perception - see, hear, feel, taste or smell - they are usually not translated:
I can't find it No lo encuentro
What can you see? ¿Qué ves?
Alternatives to "poder"
► When to be able means "to be capable of", you can often use ser capaz de as an alternative to poder:
I don't think he'll be able to resist it No creo que sea capaz de or pueda resistirlo For further uses and examples, see able, can
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['eɪbəl]
adjective

1) (pred)

to be able to + inf — poder* + inf; ( referring to particular skills) saber* + inf

to be able to see/hear — poder* ver/oír

to be able to sew/swim — saber* coser/nadar

will you be able to go? — ¿podrás ir?

those least able to afford it — aquellos que menos pueden permitírselo

2) abler ['eɪblər, 'eɪblə(r)], ablest ['eɪbləst, 'eɪblɪst] ( proficient) hábil, capaz

English-spanish dictionary > able
5 feel cheap

expr infml

1)

She always tries to make me feel cheap — Она всегда пытается унизить меня

I would feel cheap if I wore my dresses as short as that — Я бы постыдилась носить такие короткие платья

I feel cheap not being able to return their invitation — Я чувствую себя просто неловко от того, что я тоже не могу пригласить их к себе в гости

2)

He was feeling pretty cheap — Ему нездоровилось

The new dictionary of modern spoken language > feel cheap
6 feel bad

expr infml

I feel really bad about not having told him — Я действительно жалею, что не сказал ему

She felt bad about not being able to come last night — Ей было так неудобно, что вчера она не смогла прийти

The new dictionary of modern spoken language > feel bad
7 numb

1. adjective
(not able to feel or move: My arm has gone numb; She was numb with cold.) følelsesløs
2. verb
(to make numb: The cold numbed her fingers.) gøre følelsesløs

- numbly
- numbness
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1. adjective
(not able to feel or move: My arm has gone numb; She was numb with cold.) følelsesløs
2. verb
(to make numb: The cold numbed her fingers.) gøre følelsesløs

- numbly
- numbness

English-Danish dictionary > numb
8 insensible

in'sensəbl
adjective

(unconscious: He lay on the floor insensible.) inconsciente, sin conocimiento

insensible adjetivo insensitive;
◊ insensible al frío insensitive to the cold

insensible adjetivo
1 (impasible, inconmovible) insensitive [a, to]
2 (difícil de percibir) imperceptible
3 Med (sin sensibilidad) numb: es insensible al calor, she doesn't feel the heat ' insensible' also found in these entries: Spanish: dura - duro - impasible - sorda - sordo - endurecer English: callous - crass - hard - hard-boiled - hard-hearted - hardened - impervious - insensitive - numb - unfeeling - cold - insensible - skin - thick

insensible

tr[ɪn'sensəbəl]

adjective

1 formal use (unconscious) inconsciente, sin conocimiento

2 formal use (unaware) inconsciente; (not able to feel) insensible

insensible [ɪn'sɛntsəbəl] adj

1) unconscious: inconsciente, sin conocimiento

2) numb: insensible, entumecido

3) unaware: inconsciente

insensible

adj.

• impasible adj.

• imperceptible adj.

• inconsciente adj.

• insensible adj.

ɪn'sensəbəl
adjective (frml)

1)

a) ( unconscious) inconsciente, sin conocimiento

b) ( without sensation) insensible

2) (pred)

a) ( unaffected)

to be insensible TO something — ser* insensible a algo

b) ( unaware)

to be insensible OF something: I am not insensible of the risks involved — soy consciente de or no ignoro los riesgos que acarrea

[ɪn'sensǝbl]
ADJ frm
1) (=unconscious) inconsciente, sin conocimiento

he drank himself insensible — bebió hasta perder el conocimiento

the blow knocked him insensible — el golpe le hizo perder el conocimiento

2) (=insensitive)

to be insensible to sth — ser insensible a algo

insensible to heat/cold — insensible al calor/al frío

he seemed insensible to shame — no parecía saber lo que es tener vergüenza

3) (=unaware)

to be insensible of sth — no ser consciente de algo, no darse cuenta de algo

she seemed wholly insensible of the honour done to her — parecía que no era consciente en absoluto del honor que se le hacía, parecía no darse cuenta en absoluto del honor que se le hacía

to be insensible of danger — no ser consciente del peligro

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[ɪn'sensəbəl]
adjective (frml)

1)

a) ( unconscious) inconsciente, sin conocimiento

b) ( without sensation) insensible

2) (pred)

a) ( unaffected)

to be insensible TO something — ser* insensible a algo

b) ( unaware)

to be insensible OF something: I am not insensible of the risks involved — soy consciente de or no ignoro los riesgos que acarrea

English-spanish dictionary > insensible
9 numb

1. adjective
(without sensation) gefühllos, taub ( with vor + Dat.); (fig.): (without emotion) benommen
2. transitive verb
[Kälte, Schock:] gefühllos machen; [Narkosemittel:] betäuben

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1. adjective
(not able to feel or move: My arm has gone numb; She was numb with cold.) taub
2. verb
(to make numb: The cold numbed her fingers.) taub machen

- academic.ru/89519/numbly">numbly
- numbness
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numb

[nʌm]

I. adj

1. limbs taub

\numb with cold taub vor Kälte

to feel \numb limbs sich akk taub anfühlen

to go \numb limbs taub werden, einschlafen

2. (torpid) benommen

to feel \numb sich akk benommen fühlen

3. (shocked)

to be \numb with disbelief ungläubig starren

to be \numb with grief vor Schmerz wie betäubt sein

II. vt

1. (deprive of feeling)

▪ to \numb sth limbs etw taub machen

\numbed with grief ( fig) vor Schmerz ganz starr

2. (desensitize)

▪ to \numb sb jdn [emotional] abstumpfen

▪ to be \numbed by sth durch etw akk abgestumpft sein

3. (lessen)

to \numb the pain den Schmerz betäuben

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[nʌm]
1. adj (+er)
taub, empfindungslos, gefühllos; feeling taub; (emotionally) benommen, wie betäubt
hands numb with cold — Hände, die vor Kälte taub or gefühllos sind

numb with grief — starr or wie betäubt vor Schmerz

numb with disbelief — starr vor Ungläubigkeit

2. vt
(cold) taub or gefühllos machen; (injection, fig) betäuben
numbed with fear/grief — starr vor Furcht/Schmerz

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numb [nʌm]

A adj

1. starr, erstarrt ( with vor Kälte etc), taub (Finger etc):

be numb with fear starr vor Angst sein

2. fig

a) betäubt:

be numb with grief wie betäubt vor Schmerz sein

b) abgestumpft sein

B v/t

1. starr oder taub machen, erstarren lassen

2. fig

a) betäuben

b) abstumpfen

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1. adjective
(without sensation) gefühllos, taub ( with vor + Dat.); (fig.): (without emotion) benommen
2. transitive verb
[Kälte, Schock:] gefühllos machen; [Narkosemittel:] betäuben

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v.

betäuben v.

English-german dictionary > numb
10 taub

Adj.

1. Person: (gehörlos) deaf (fig. gegen, für to); (stocktaub) stone deaf; (schwerhörig) hard of hearing; er ist auf dem linken Ohr taub he’s deaf in his left ear; fig. he only hears what he wants to hear; taub werden go deaf, lose one’s hearing; sich taub stellen pretend not to hear, play deaf; auf taube Ohren stoßen fig. fall on deaf ears; tauben Ohren predigen talk to the winds, waste one’s breath; auf dem Ohr bin ich taub umg. don’t bother asking about that, I’m not budging on that one

2. Glieder: numb; ein taubes Gefühl a (feeling of) numbness, a numb ( oder dead) feeling; taub werden go numb, lose its ( oder their) feeling

3. (leer, wertlos) Ähre, Nuss: empty; Ei: infertile; taube Nuss fig. dead loss, washout, non-starter, dud

4. taubes Gestein BERGB. attle, gangue, matrix

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(gefühllos) numb;

(gehörlos) deaf

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[taup]
adj
deaf; Glieder numb; Gestein dead; Metall dull; Ähre unfruitful; Nuss empty
sich táúb stellen — to pretend not to hear

gegen or für etw táúb sein (fig) — to be deaf to sth

See:

→ Ohr, Nuss

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1) (unable to hear: She has been deaf since birth.) deaf

2) ((with to) refusing to understand or to listen: He was deaf to all arguments.) deaf

3) (not able to feel or move: My arm has gone numb; She was numb with cold.) numb

4) numbly

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taub

[taup]

adj

1. (gehörlos) deaf

▪ \taub sein to be deaf

bist du \taub? (iron) are you deaf? iron

sich akk \taub stellen to turn a deaf ear

2. (gefühllos) numb

3. (ignorant)

▪ [gegen [o für] etw] \taub sein to be deaf [to sth]

... aber du bist ja \taub für alle gut gemeinten Ratschläge... but you never listen to any well-intended advice

4. (unfruchtbar)

eine \taube Nuss an empty nut

\tauber Boden GEOL barren ground

\taubes Metall dull metal

\taubes Erz base [or low-grade] metal; s.a. Ohr

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Adjektiv

1) deaf

2) (wie abgestorben) numb

3) (leer, unbefruchtet usw.) empty < nut>; unfruitful < ear of corn>; dead < rock>

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taub adj

1. Person: (gehörlos) deaf (fig

gegen, für to); (stocktaub) stone deaf; (schwerhörig) hard of hearing;

er ist auf dem linken Ohr taub he’s deaf in his left ear; fig he only hears what he wants to hear;

taub werden go deaf, lose one’s hearing;

sich taub stellen pretend not to hear, play deaf;

auf taube Ohren stoßen fig fall on deaf ears;

tauben Ohren predigen talk to the winds, waste one’s breath;

auf dem Ohr bin ich taub umg don’t bother asking about that, I’m not budging on that one

2. Glieder: numb;

ein taubes Gefühl a (feeling of) numbness, a numb ( oder dead) feeling;

taub werden go numb, lose its ( oder their) feeling

3. (leer, wertlos) Ähre, Nuss: empty; Ei: infertile;

taube Nuss fig dead loss, washout, non-starter, dud

4.

taubes Gestein BERGB attle, gangue, matrix

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Adjektiv

1) deaf

2) (wie abgestorben) numb

3) (leer, unbefruchtet usw.) empty < nut>; unfruitful < ear of corn>; dead < rock>

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adj.

deaf adj. adv.

deafly adv.

Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > taub
11 numb

1. adjective
(not able to feel or move: My arm has gone numb; She was numb with cold.) entumecido, insensible

2. verb
(to make numb: The cold numbed her fingers.) entumecer

- numbly
- numbness

numb adj entumecido

the skier's hands were numb with cold el esquiador tenía las manos entumecidas por el frío

numb

tr[nʌm]

adjective

1 entumecido,-a, insensible

transitive verb

1 entumecer

2 (anaesthetize) anestesiar

3 figurative use consternar

\

SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to be numb with cold estar helado,-a de frío

to be numb with fear estar paralizado,-a de miedo

numb ['nʌm] vt

: entumecer, adormecer

numb adj

: entumecido, dormido

numb with fear: paralizado de miedo

numb

adj.

• adormecido, -a adj.

• entumecido, -a adj.

• insensible adj.

v.

• entorpecer v.

• entumecer v.

I nʌm
adjective -er, -est ( with cold) entumecido

the injection made my gums go numb — la inyección me durmió las encías

I just felt numb after the funeral — me quedé como insensible después del funeral

my fingers were numb with cold — tenía los dedos entumecidos de frío

II

transitive verb \<\<cold\>\> entumecer*; \<\<drug\>\> dormir*, adormecer*

[nʌm]
1. ADJ

1) (with cold) entumecido

my legs feel numb — (from bad circulation etc) se me han dormido las piernas

my fingers have gone numb — (gen) se me han dormido los dedos; (with cold) se me han entumecido los dedos

my feet were numb with cold — tenía los pies entumecidos de frío

2) (fig) (with fear, shock) paralizado

to be numb with fright — estar paralizado de miedo

when I heard about the accident I just felt numb — cuando me enteré del accidente me quedé atontado or sin poder reaccionar

2. VT

1) (=deaden) (with injection) adormecer

the cold wind numbed my face — el viento frío me dejó la cara entumecida

alcohol was the only thing that numbed the pain — (fig) el alcohol era la única cosa que aplacaba el dolor

repeated images of violence have numbed people to the reality of war — la continua exposición a escenas violentas ha insensibilizado a la gente frente a la realidad de la guerra

2) (=stun) atontar

I was numbed by the news of his death — la noticia de su muerte me dejó atontado or sin poder reaccionar

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I [nʌm]
adjective -er, -est ( with cold) entumecido

the injection made my gums go numb — la inyección me durmió las encías

I just felt numb after the funeral — me quedé como insensible después del funeral

my fingers were numb with cold — tenía los dedos entumecidos de frío

II

transitive verb \<\<cold\>\> entumecer*; \<\<drug\>\> dormir*, adormecer*

English-spanish dictionary > numb
12 numb

1. adjective
(not able to feel or move: My arm has gone numb; She was numb with cold.) følelsesløs, stiv av kulde
2. verb
(to make numb: The cold numbed her fingers.) gjøre følelsesløs, få til å stivne

- numbly
- numbness
I
verb \/nʌm\/

1) gjøre følelsesløs

2) ( overført) lamme

• she is numbed with grief

3) døyve

• the doctor gave me some medicine to numb the pain
II
adj. \/nʌm\/

følelsesløs, nummen

• my foot is numb

jeg har ikke følelse i foten

numb with cold stiv av kulde, valen

English-Norwegian dictionary > numb
13 numb

1. adjective
(not able to feel or move: My arm has gone numb; She was numb with cold.) dofinn, tilfinningalaus
2. verb
(to make numb: The cold numbed her fingers.) dofna

- numbly
- numbness

English-Icelandic dictionary > numb
14 numb

zsibbadt, elfásult, bódult, kábult, eltompult to numb: érzéketlenné tesz, elbódít, érzéketlenít, eltompít
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1. adjective
(not able to feel or move: My arm has gone numb; She was numb with cold.) zsibbadt
2. verb
(to make numb: The cold numbed her fingers.) elzsibbaszt

- numbly
- numbness

English-Hungarian dictionary > numb
15 numb

1. adjective
(not able to feel or move: My arm has gone numb; She was numb with cold.) dormente
2. verb
(to make numb: The cold numbed her fingers.) adormecer

- numbly
- numbness
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[n∧m] adj entorpecido, dormente, estarrecido. • vt 1 entorpecer, transir. 2 atenuar a dor.

English-Portuguese dictionary > numb
16 numb

adj. uyuşmuş, hissiz, uyuşuk, donakalmış, duygusuz
————————
v. uyuşturmak, duygusuzlaştırmak, hissizleştirmek, dondurmak

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1. uyuşuk 2. uyuştur (v.) 3. duygusuz (adj.)
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1. adjective
(not able to feel or move: My arm has gone numb; She was numb with cold.) uyşuk, uyuşmuş, hissizleşmiş
2. verb
(to make numb: The cold numbed her fingers.) uyuşturmak, hissizleştirmek

- numbly
- numbness

English-Turkish dictionary > numb
17 numb

1. adjective
(not able to feel or move: My arm has gone numb; She was numb with cold.) odrevenel
2. verb
(to make numb: The cold numbed her fingers.) ohromiti

- numbly
- numbness
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I [nəm]
adjective ( numbly adverb)

otrpel, odrevenel ( with od)

figuratively otopel; slang numb hand — neroda
II [nəm]
transitive verb

omamiti, paralizirati

English-Slovenian dictionary > numb
18 numb

• turtunut

• turruttaa

• tunnoton

• turta

• tyrmistyttää

• hervoton

• puuduttaa

• puutunut

• puuduksissa

• kohmeessa

• kohmettunut

• kohmeinen

• kuolettaa

• lamauttaa

• lamaantunut

• lamaannuttaa

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1. adjective
(not able to feel or move: My arm has gone numb; She was numb with cold.) turta
2. verb
(to make numb: The cold numbed her fingers.) kohmettaa

- numbly
- numbness

English-Finnish dictionary > numb
19 numb

I [nʌm]
aggettivo

1) [limb, face] (due to cold) intirizzito, intorpidito; (due to pressure) intorpidito, insensibile; (due to anaesthetic) insensibile

to go numb — intorpidirsi

2) fig. [ person] intontito ( with da)
II [nʌm]
verbo transitivo

1) [ cold] intirizzire, intorpidire; [ anaesthetic] rendere insensibile

to numb the pain — togliere il dolore

2) [news, shock] intontire

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1. adjective
(not able to feel or move: My arm has gone numb; She was numb with cold.) intorpidito, intirizzito
2. verb
(to make numb: The cold numbed her fingers.) intorpidire, intirizzire

- numbly
- numbness
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[nʌm]
1. adj

1) (fingers etc) intorpidito (-a)

numb with cold — intirizzito (-a) (dal freddo)

my leg has gone numb — mi si è intorpidita una gamba

2) fig

numb with — (fear, grief) paralizzato (-a) da, impietrito (-a) da

2. vt

1) intorpidire

the cold numbs you as soon as you step outside — appena si esce si resta paralizzati dal freddo

2) fig rendere insensibile

she drinks to numb her grief — beve per attenuare il dolore

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numb /nʌm/
a.

1 intirizzito; intorpidito; intormentito; addormentato (fam.): to have one's hands numb with cold, avere le mani intirizzite dal freddo

2 (fig.) inebetito; intontito; istupidito; tramortito: to be numb from suffering, essere intontito dalla sofferenza

● a numb feeling, una sensazione d'intorpidimento □ (fig.) numb to grief, insensibile al dolore
numbly avv. (to) numb /nʌm/
v. t.

1 intirizzire; intorpidire; intormentire

2 (fig.) inebetire; intontire; istupidire; tramortire: He was numbed with fright, era tramortito per lo spavento.

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I [nʌm]
aggettivo

1) [limb, face] (due to cold) intirizzito, intorpidito; (due to pressure) intorpidito, insensibile; (due to anaesthetic) insensibile

to go numb — intorpidirsi

2) fig. [ person] intontito ( with da)
II [nʌm]
verbo transitivo

1) [ cold] intirizzire, intorpidire; [ anaesthetic] rendere insensibile

to numb the pain — togliere il dolore

2) [news, shock] intontire

English-Italian dictionary > numb
20 numb

[nʌm] 1. adj
zdrętwiały
2. vt
fingers etc powodować drętwienie +gen; pain uśmierzać (uśmierzyć perf); ( fig) mind paraliżować (sparaliżować perf)

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1. adjective
(not able to feel or move: My arm has gone numb; She was numb with cold.) ścierpnięty, skostniały
2. verb
(to make numb: The cold numbed her fingers.) sparaliżować

- numbly
- numbness

English-Polish dictionary > numb

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un|feel´ing|ness — un|feel|ing «uhn FEE lihng», adjective. 1. not kind or compassionate; hard hearted; cruel: »a cold, unfeeling person, an unfeeling remark. Can it be? That men should live with such unfeeling souls? (Ben Jonson). SYNONYM(S): unsympathetic. 2. not… … Useful english dictionary
un|feel´ing|ly — un|feel|ing «uhn FEE lihng», adjective. 1. not kind or compassionate; hard hearted; cruel: »a cold, unfeeling person, an unfeeling remark. Can it be? That men should live with such unfeeling souls? (Ben Jonson). SYNONYM(S): unsympathetic. 2. not… … Useful english dictionary
un|feel|ing — «uhn FEE lihng», adjective. 1. not kind or compassionate; hard hearted; cruel: »a cold, unfeeling person, an unfeeling remark. Can it be? That men should live with such unfeeling souls? (Ben Jonson). SYNONYM(S): unsympathetic. 2. not able to… … Useful english dictionary
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feel — feel1 [ fil ] (past tense and past participle felt [ felt ] ) verb *** ▸ 1 have emotion/feeling ▸ 2 think particular way ▸ 3 touch to learn something ▸ 4 notice something (touching) ▸ 5 be affected by something ▸ 6 give someone a feeling ▸ 7 try… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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