| 词组 | feel |
| 释义 | feel [felt, felt, feeling] feel around for feel around to use your hands to search for something you cannot see: ▪ Richard reached into the attic and felt around for the boxes. ▪ Feeling around for some pocket change to make a phone call, Tom stood up and left the table. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑feel for feel for 1. feel for sb to feel sympathy for someone because they are in a difficult, sad, or unpleasant situation, often because you have been in a similar situation yourself: ▪ I feel for Donnie - it's not easy being a teenager. ▪ She felt for Karen, but she had a family of her own to look after. ■ SIMILAR TO: sympathize with 2. feel for sth to use your hands to search for something you cannot see: ▪ I felt for the list I had put in my pocket. ▪ Suzanne entered the dark hotel room and felt for the light switch. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑feel around for feel out feel sb out • feel out sb informal to ask someone's opinion or feelings about something: ▪ I'll try and feel him out about the idea and see what he thinks. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑sound out feel up feel sb up informal to touch someone in a sexual way, without their permission in a way that is unpleasant and annoying: ▪ Some guy tried to feel me up at the bar last night. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑touch up BrE informal feel up to feel up to sth to feel well enough to do something, or feel that you have enough energy or strength to do something: ▪ Can we go for a run another time? I don't really feel up to it today. feel up to doing sth ▪ Are you sure you feel up going into work? ▪ I didn't feel up to arguing with him, so I just agreed with everything he said. |
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