| Aanvullende vertalingen |
| feel n | (quality perceived by touch) | gevoel zn het |
| | I like the feel of silk on my skin. |
| feel n | (impression) | sfeer zn de |
| | | gevoel zn het |
| | | voelen, aanvoelen ww overg. |
| | It's a café but it has the feel of a pub. |
| feel n | (sense of touch) (zintuig) | tastzin, tast zn de |
| | Without electricity, he had to move by feel. |
| feel n | (touching with a hand) | voelen, aanraken ww overg. |
| | | aanraking zn de |
| | A quick feel of the fabric was enough to tell Ellen that it wasn't what she wanted. |
| feel vi | (examine by touch) | voelen ww onoverg. |
| | This pillow is really soft. Do you want to feel? |
| feel vi | (have emotions) | gevoelens hebben ww overg. |
| | He is a man who feels strongly. |
| feel vi | (have awareness of one's emotions) | zich voelen ww refl. |
| | | zich bewust zijn van koppelww. |
| | | een gevoel hebben ww overg. |
| | I felt really embarrassed. |
| feel vi | (have compassion) | meevoelen, meeleven ww onoverg. |
| | | voeling hebben met ww voorz. |
| | When I see suffering, I really feel. |
| feel vi | (be aware of sensory stimuli) | aanvoelen, voelen ww overg. |
| | The floor felt wet. |
| feel vtr | (find one's way by touch) | op de tast |
| | She felt her way along the corridor in the dark. |
| feel vtr | (be affected by) | voelen, verwerken, te verwerken krijgen ww overg. |
| | He felt the full force of the crash. |
| feel vtr | (be conscious of) | voelen ww overg. |
| | | zich bewust zijn van koppelww. |
| | (ouderwets) | gewaarworden ww overg. |
| | He could feel the warmth of the fire on his face. |
| feel vtr | (to experience) | voelen, aanvoelen ww overg. |
| | He felt her anger at the other end of the phone. |
| feel vtr | (think) | vinden dat, het gevoel hebben dat ww overg. |
| | He felt that her actions were unfair. |
Vaste combinatie van werkwoord en voorzetsel
feel | felt |
| feel for [sb] vtr phrasal insep | informal (have sympathy) | sympathie voelen voor iemand woordgr |
| | I really feel for him since he lost his job. |
| feel for [sb] vtr phrasal insep | informal (be in love) | verliefd zijn op iemand woordgr |
| | Jo and I had been best friends for years when she told me she felt for me. |
feel [sth] out,
feel out [sth] vtr phrasal sep | (ascertain nature of situation) | iets vaststellen overg.ww |
| | The President travelled to the provinces to feel out the mood of the people. |
| feel [sb] up vtr phrasal sep | informal (fondle sexually) | betasten overg. ww |
| | She accused the man of trying to feel her up. |