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feltro

В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

I. felt1 [Brit fɛlt, Am fɛlt] СЪЩ

1. felt (cloth):

felt (thick)
felt (thinner)
felt before n cloth, cover (thick)
felt cloth, cover (thinner)
felt hat

2. felt (object):

felt

II. felt1 [Brit fɛlt, Am fɛlt] ГЛАГ прх

felt clothes:

felt

III. felt1 [Brit fɛlt, Am fɛlt] ГЛАГ нпрх

felt
felt

felt2 [Brit fɛlt, Am fɛlt] ГЛАГ pt, pp

felt → feel II, III, IV

IV СЪЩ

IV → intravenous drip

felt-tip [ˌfeltˈtɪp], felt-tip pen [feltˌtɪpˈpen] СЪЩ

felt-tip

roofing felt [ˈruːfɪŋˌfelt] СЪЩ

roofing felt

deep-felt [Brit ˈdiːpfɛlt, Am ˈdipfɛlt] ПРИЛ

deep-felt admiration
deep-felt hatred

I. feel [Brit fiːl, Am fil] СЪЩ

1. feel (atmosphere, impression created):

2. feel (sensation to the touch):

3. feel (act of touching, feeling):

to have a feel of sth or to give sth a feel

4. feel (familiarity, understanding):

to get the feel of controls, system

5. feel (flair):

dono м
facilità f (for di)

II. feel <pt/pp felt> [Brit fiːl, Am fil] ГЛАГ прх

1. feel (experience):

feel affection, desire, unease
feel bond, hostility, obligation, strain, effects, consequences
feel envy, pride

2. feel (believe, think):

to feel sth to be

3. feel (physically):

feel blow, pressure, motion, draught, heat, object, twinge, ache, stiffness, effects

4. feel (touch deliberately):

feel texture, cloth
feel leaf, parcel, washing
feel patient, body part
procedere tentoni or a tastoni also прен

5. feel (sense, be aware of):

feel presence, tension, resentment, importance, seriousness
feel justice, irony

III. feel <pt/pp felt> [Brit fiːl, Am fil] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. feel (emotionally):

feel sad, happy, nervous, sure
feel stupid, safe
feel angry, surprised
feel trapped, betrayed, cheated

2. feel (physically):

feel ill, better, tired, young, fat

3. feel (create certain sensation):

feel cold, soft, slimy, smooth
feel eerie

4. feel (want):

why did you do that?” - “I just felt like it

5. feel (touch, grope):

to feel in bag, drawer
to feel in pocket
to feel along edge, wall

IV. to feel oneself ГЛАГ рефл

to feel oneself <pt/pp felt>:

V. feel [Brit fiːl, Am fil]

feel up ГЛАГ [fiːl -] разг (feel up [sb, sth], feel [sb, sth] up)

feel up person, body part:

to be felt up

feel around ГЛАГ [fiːl -] ГЛАГ [fiːl -] (feel around)

to feel around in bag, drawer

feel-good [Brit ˈfiːlɡʊd, Am ˈfilɡʊd] ПРИЛ прин

feel-good rhetoric, imagery
feel-good speech, atmosphere

feel out ГЛАГ [fiːl -] Am (feel out [sb], feel [sb] out)

feel out person:

в PONS речника

английски
английски
италиански
италиански

felt1 [felt] ГЛАГ

felt pt, pp of feel

I. feel <felt> [fi:l] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. feel + adj/n (sensation or emotion):

to feel as if
sentirsi come se+subj

2. feel + adj (seem):

3. feel (search):

to feel for sth

II. feel <felt> [fi:l] ГЛАГ прх

1. feel (experience):

2. feel (think, believe):

to feel (that) …

3. feel (touch):

feel pulse

III. feel <felt> [fi:l] СЪЩ

1. feel (texture):

2. feel (act of touching):

3. feel (character, atmosphere):

4. feel (natural talent):

I. felt2 [felt] СЪЩ (material)

felt

II. felt2 [felt] ПРИЛ

felt

felt-tip (pen) [ˌfel·tˈtɪp (pen)] СЪЩ

felt-tip (pen)

I. feel <felt> [fi:l] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. feel + adj/n (sensation or emotion):

to feel as if
sentirsi come se+subj

2. feel + adj (seem):

3. feel (search):

to feel for sth

II. feel <felt> [fi:l] ГЛАГ прх

1. feel (experience):

2. feel (think, believe):

to feel (that) …

3. feel (touch):

feel pulse

III. feel <felt> [fi:l] СЪЩ

1. feel (texture):

2. feel (act of touching):

3. feel (character, atmosphere):

4. feel (natural talent):

feel around ГЛАГ нпрх

feel for ГЛАГ прх

feel-good [ˈfi:l·gʊd] ПРИЛ

he felt jittery
италиански
италиански
английски
английски
felt
felt-tip (pen)
Present
Ifelt
youfelt
he/she/itfelts
wefelt
youfelt
theyfelt
Past
Ifelted
youfelted
he/she/itfelted
wefelted
youfelted
theyfelted
Present Perfect
Ihavefelted
youhavefelted
he/she/ithasfelted
wehavefelted
youhavefelted
theyhavefelted
Past Perfect
Ihadfelted
youhadfelted
he/she/ithadfelted
wehadfelted
youhadfelted
theyhadfelted

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If you're feeling cooped up, you're less likely to be productive, and more likely to lash out at each other.
www.lifehacker.com.au
It's clear, you know, they had some real malicious intent to lash out at a boy in blue, you know, is one of our officers.
www.npr.org
He does not lash out indiscriminately, however, and usually is only angry when the situation calls for it.
en.wikipedia.org
Indeed, when the seed begins to thaw it splits open and tentacles lash out at the nearest human.
www.popmatters.com
Sadly, the youngster does lash out, but at least she's justified she has a go at a school bully.
en.wikipedia.org