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n. voelen; gevoel; gevoelsorgaan; aanraking--------v. voelen; betasten; aanvoelenfeel1[ fie:l]I 〈telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord; geen meervoud〉2 aanleg ⇒ gevoel, feeling♦voorbeelden:II 〈niet-telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord; the〉2 routine♦voorbeelden:————————feel22 voelen ⇒ gevoel/tastzin hebben♦voorbeelden:1 feel (about) after/for something in one's pockets • in zijn zakken naar iets (rond)tasten/zoeken〈 Amerikaans-Engels〉 feel of • betasten, voelen (aan)3 what do you feel about him • wat vind je van hem?feel strongly about/on something • een uitgesproken mening over iets hebbeneverybody felt for the poor boy • iedereen had te doen met de arme jongenI really felt with John • ik voelde echt mee met JanII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉4 (ge)voelen ⇒ aanvoelen, de indruk krijgen♦voorbeelden:feel the effects of • lijden onder de gevolgen vanmake one's presence felt • zijn aanwezigheid doen gevoelenpoverty made itself felt in the big cities • de armoede werd voelbaar in de grote steden4 a (long-)felt need • een sinds lang gevoelde/reële behoefteI feel it necessary to deny that • ik vind het nodig dat te ontkennen5 it was felt that … • men was de mening toegedaan dat …¶ feel someone out • iemand uithoren/aan de tand voelen2 aanvoelen ⇒ een gevoel geven, voelen♦voorbeelden:feel angry • zich boos (ge)voelen, boos zijnfeel cold/warm • het koud/warm hebbenfeel fine • zich lekker voelenfeel funny • zich raar/niet lekker voelenfeel good • zich goed/fijn voelenfeel hungry • honger/trek hebbenfeel (quite) (like) oneself • zich zelfverzekerd/in goede conditie voelenfeel well • zich goed (ge)voelenI feel like a walk • ik heb zin in een wandelingetjeI really felt out of it/things at that party • ik voelde me niet goed op mijn plaats/niet goed thuis op dat feestjefeel up to one's task • zich tegen zijn taak opgewassen voelenit feels like silk • het voelt zijdeachtig aan
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feel like something doing something — feel like sth/like doing sth idiom (informal) to want to have or do sth • I feel like a drink. • We all felt like celebrating. • He felt like bursting into tears … Useful english dictionary
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