English English Dictionary

felt in English:

I feel alive.

It is not unnatural that you should feel anxious about your first flight.

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I'm told "idiot" is a bad word, but where I grew up it doesn't really feel that bad.

The bus ride made her feel so sick that she began to vomit.

In looking back, I feel deeply grateful to my parents.

I've spent so many years as chairman that I feel it's time I stepped down.

Eating more slowly will help you feel fuller.

I'm going to have dinner with him tomorrow night, so I'll feel him out then.

Rather than getting depressed, I'd probably feel hatred towards her.

Even poisonous snakes will only attack if they feel threatened.

I know you're nervous, but rest assured, you won't feel a thing.

When I use contacts, my eyes feel dry and become red.

Don't feel so bad. There's always someone worse off than you.

These jeans feel too tight. May I try on another size?

The curtain fell.

The rock concert was called off because the singer fell ill.

I laid down for a short nap and fell asleep for two hours.

There was hardly anyone who didn't laugh when the singer fell off the stage.

A big bomb fell, and a great many people lost their lives.

Not a drop of rain fell for a month, so they had to dig a well.

When I fell off my bicycle, I couldn't get up for a few minutes.

I tried Buddhist meditation once, but I fell asleep halfway through the session.

When I opened the door of the refrigerator, an apple fell out.

As more paper money came into use, the value fell.

I can still remember the time when Tom fell out of the tree.

My front tooth fell out.

Last night Mizuki, very drunk, fell into the water while walking along the lakeside.

A blanket of silence fell over everyone when they heard the disappointing announcement.

Production fell rapidly.