feeling
['fi:.lɪŋ] noun
PHYSICAL SENSE 感官
ESSENTIAL countable or uncountable
■when you feel something physical （感官的）感觉•I had a tingling feeling in my fingers.我手指感到刺痛。 •I've got this strange feeling in my stomach.我的胃里有种怪怪的感觉。 •My toes were so cold that I'd lost all feeling in them.我的脚趾冻得完全失去知觉了。
['fi:.lɪŋ] noun
EMOTION 情绪
ESSENTIAL countable or uncountable
■emotion 感情；感触；情绪•The feeling of loneliness suddenly overwhelmed him.一种孤独感突然涌上他的心头。 •There's a feeling of dissatisfaction with the government.存在着对政府的不满情绪。 •[+ that] I got the feeling that I was not welcome.我感觉到我不受欢迎。 •Her performance seemed to me completely lacking in feeling.在我看来她的表演完全缺乏感情。 feelings [plural]
ADVANCED
■emotions, especially those influenced by other people （尤指受他人影响而产生的）情感，感情•Some people say that dogs have feelings.有人说狗是有感情的。 •I wanted to spare his feelings (= not to upset him) , so I didn't tell him what she'd said about him.我不想惹他难受，所以没告诉他她是怎么说他的。
['fi:.lɪŋ] noun
OPINION 意见
IMPROVER countable
■opinion 意见•My feeling is that we had better act quickly or it will be too late.我的意见是我们最好快点行动，否则就太迟了。
['fi:.lɪŋ] noun
bad feeling UK (US bad feelings)
■when people are upset or angry with each other 恶感；不满；反感•I'd like to complain to the neighbours about the noise, but I don't want to cause any bad feeling (between us).我想去向邻居抱怨太吵了，但又不想（在我们之间）闹出任何不愉快。
['fi:.lɪŋ] noun
hurt sb's feelings
■to upset someone by criticizing them or by refusing something that they have offered you 伤害（某人）的感情 |