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1 გრძნობა, შეგრძნებაa feeling of shame / fear / pride / gratitude სირცხვილის / შიშის / სიამაყის / მადლიერების გრზნობაI’ve lost a feeling of taste გემოს შეგრძნება დამეკარგაI have a feeling that... წინათგრძნობა მაქვს, რომ…to hurt smb.’s feelings ვისიმე წყენინებაshe is a woman of feeling გულისხმიერი / თანამგრძნობი / გულთბილი ქალიაI have no hard / bad / ill feelings ცუდის დამახსოვრება არ ვიცი // გულღვარძლიანი არა ვარ2 აზრიthe general feeling was that... ყველას აზრი იყო, რომ…destitute of feeling გულქვა, გულცივიto give vent to one’s feelings გრძნობებისათვის თავისუფლების მიცემაhe considered her feelings and didn’t say anything მის გრძნობებს ანგარიში გაუწია და არაფერი თქვაher eyes betrayed her real feelings თვალებმა მისი ნამდვილი გრძნობები გასცა / გამოამჟღავნაI had a kind of feeling that it would happen გული მიგრძნობდა, რომ ეს უნდა მომხდარიყოI can’t put my feelings into words ჩემს გრძნობებს სიტყვებით ვერ გამოვხატავhe didn’t spare her feelings მისი თავმოყვარეობა არ დაზოგა / არ დაინდოI’m not feeling up to the mark თავს კარგად ვერ ვგრძნობ●●he trampled on my feelings ძლიერ მაწყენინა // თავმოყვარეობა შემილახაa feeling of tension დაძაბულობის / უხერულობის გრძნობაI hate to hurt your feelings ძალიან არ მინდა, გული გატკინოa feeling of shame / fear / pride / gratitude სირცხვილის / შიშის / სიამაყის / მადლიერების გრზნობა
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