not feel (oneself)

To not feel physically or mentally well; to not feel as one normally should. I'm sorry for getting upset at you earlier. I just don't feel myself today. I know Mary hasn't felt herself ever since her cousin died.

not feeling oneself

and not feel like oneself

Fig. to feel upset, troubled, or disturbed in some way. I'm sorry I said what I said. I'm not feeling myself today.

not feel yourˈself

not feel as healthy, happy, etc. as you usually feel: I don’t feel myself this morning; I think I’ll stay at home.

词组	not feel (oneself)
释义	not feel (oneself) not feel (oneself) To not feel physically or mentally well; to not feel as one normally should. I'm sorry for getting upset at you earlier. I just don't feel myself today. I know Mary hasn't felt herself ever since her cousin died. See also: feel, not Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. not feeling oneself and not feel like oneself Fig. to feel upset, troubled, or disturbed in some way. I'm sorry I said what I said. I'm not feeling myself today. See also: feeling, not McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. not feel yourˈself not feel as healthy, happy, etc. as you usually feel: I don’t feel myself this morning; I think I’ll stay at home. See also: feel, not Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: not feel yourself not feeling oneself not feel like (oneself) feel (like) (oneself) feel out of place ace ace (something) an ace feel bad about (something) feel (some emotion) about (someone or something)
随便看	be put out of humour be put out of sorts be put out to grass be put through the hoop be put through the mangle be put through the wringer be put to death be put to it be put to rest be put to rights be put to the sword be putty in (one's) hands be put upon be quaking in (one's) boots be quaking in your boots bequeath bequeath (something) to (someone) bequeath to be quick off the mark be quick on the draw be quick on the uptake be quick/slow off the mark be quick/slow on the uptake be quids in be quiet