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Kläffen
feltée

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. felt [ingl. brit. fɛlt, ingl. am. fɛlt] V. pret. V. part. pas.

felt → feel

II. felt [ingl. brit. fɛlt, ingl. am. fɛlt] SUST. (cloth)

felt atrbv. cloth, cover (thick)

I. feel for V. [ingl. brit. fiːl -, ingl. am. fil -] (feel for [sth])

II. feel for V. [ingl. brit. fiːl -, ingl. am. fil -] (feel for [sb])

I. feel around V. [ingl. brit. fiːl -, ingl. am. fil -] (feel around)

to feel around in bag, drawer

I. feel [ingl. brit. fiːl, ingl. am. fil] SUST.

1. feel (atmosphere, impression created):

2. feel (sensation to the touch):

3. feel (act of touching, feeling):

to have a feel of sth, to give sth a feel

4. feel (familiarity, understanding):

to get the feel of controls, system

5. feel (flair):

don m (for pour)

II. feel <pret. imperf., part. pas. felt> [ingl. brit. fiːl, ingl. am. fil] V. trans.

1. feel (experience):

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

2. feel (believe, think):

to feel (that) …
to feel sth to be

3. feel (physically):

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

4. feel (touch deliberately):

feel carving, texture, washing, leaf, cloth
feel patient, body part, parcel
to feel one's way literal

5. feel (sense, be aware of):

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

III. feel <pret. imperf., part. pas. felt> [ingl. brit. fiːl, ingl. am. fil] V. intr.

1. feel (emotionally):

feel sad, happy, stupid, nervous, safe
feel sure, 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):

5. feel (touch, grope):

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

IV. to feel oneself V. v. refl.

to feel oneself v. refl.:

V. feel [ingl. brit. fiːl, ingl. am. fil]

se sentir bête coloq.

deep-felt [ingl. brit. ˈdiːpfɛlt, ingl. am. ˈdipfɛlt] ADJ.

deep-felt admiration
deep-felt hatred

roofing felt SUST.

felt-tip pen SUST.

francés
francés
inglés
inglés
feutrer étoffe
feutrer selle
to become felted
to become felted
feutré (feutrée) (par traitement)
felt atrbv.
felted
feutré (feutrée) bureau
felt uncountable

en el diccionario PONS

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felt1 [felt] V.

felt pret., part. pas. of feel

I. feel [fi:l] SUST.

1. feel no pl. (texture, act of touching):

2. feel no pl. (impression):

3. feel no pl. (natural talent):

II. feel <felt> [fi:l] V. intr.

1. feel (have a sensation or emotion):

to feel as if ...
to feel like sth/doing sth

2. feel (seem):

3. feel (use hands to search):

III. feel <felt> [fi:l] V. trans.

1. feel (be physically aware of):

feel pain, pressure, touch

2. feel (experience):

3. feel (touch):

4. feel (think, believe):

I. felt2 [felt] SUST. no pl.

II. felt2 [felt] ADJ.

felt-tip (pen) [ˌfeltˈtɪp (pen)] SUST.

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en el diccionario PONS
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francés

felt1 [felt] V.

felt pret., part. pas. of feel

I. feel [fil] SUST.

1. feel (texture, act of touching):

2. feel (impression):

3. feel (natural talent):

II. feel <felt, felt> [fil] V. intr.

1. feel (have a sensation or emotion):

to feel as if ...
to feel like sth/doing sth

2. feel (seem):

3. feel (use hands to search):

III. feel <felt, felt> [fil] V. trans.

1. feel (be physically aware of):

feel pain, pressure, touch

2. feel (experience):

3. feel (touch):

4. feel (think, believe):

I. felt2 [felt] SUST.

II. felt2 [felt] ADJ.

felt-tip (pen) [ˌfelt·ˈtɪp (pen)] SUST.

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inglés
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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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It was a surprise for everyone, especially for the regime, that the opposition was not intimidated at once.
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As they passed each other she formed her mouth as if to say something but appeared intimidated by two black-coated men who followed her.
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This involved deliberately overstepping the bowling mark by four yards to come closer to the batsman and intimidate him.
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The modest sentence may have reflected a finding that they did not intimidate settlers and that their employees were at work removing the fences.
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The government's heightened paranoia during this time was such that they intimidated those who even thought of challenging the president's government policies.
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