n.感覺；知覺；氣氛；鑒賞力；反感

adj.有感情的；富于同情心的；含情脈脈的

（復(fù)）feelings：感情.

I have a feeling that we are being followed. 我有種感覺我們正被人跟蹤。

He had no movement or feeling below his navel. 肚臍以下沒有知覺，也不能活動(dòng)。

I've lost all feeling in the left arm. 我左臂完全失去了知覺。

There is a weird feeling about the place. 這地方有一種神秘的氣氛。

There was a faint feeling of unrest at the table. 餐桌上稍微有一種不安的氣氛。

You have no feeling for the beauty of nature. 你對(duì)大自然的美缺乏欣賞力。

His speech caused a lot of feeling. 他的講演引起了很多反感。

His rapid promotion caused much bad feeling among his colleagues. 他獲迅速提升在同事中引起很大的不滿。

He is not a mere lump of clay but a feeling creature. 他不僅具有血肉之軀而且是一個(gè)有感情的人。

feeling的基本意思是指軀體本能的感知能力,即“知覺”。還可指對(duì)饑餓、健康等的不適或愉快的“感覺〔觸〕”或?qū)δ橙恕彩挛铩车摹皯B(tài)度,看法”,也可指“感受力,鑒賞力”。

feeling還有“同情,體諒”“激情 ”“感情”等意思。作“感情”解時(shí)常用復(fù)數(shù),往往指與理智相對(duì)而言的“情感”或“情緒”。

feeling可作為同源動(dòng)詞feel的賓語。

feeling偶爾也可用作形容詞,意思是“有同情心的”,在句中可用作表語或定語。例如:Cathy is very feeling.〔Cathy is a very feeling girl.〕凱茜很有同情心。

n.情感

名詞feeling的復(fù)數(shù)形式.

n.同情; 互相理解

adj.無情的；冷酷的；失去知覺的

adv.感動(dòng)地；充滿感情地

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