| 单词 | 感觉到 |
| 释义 | 〔collision〕felt repeated jars as the train ground to a halt;火车突然停车时感觉到的持续的震动；〔protopathic〕from Greek prōtopathein [to feel first] 源自 希腊语 prōtopathein [最先感觉到] 〔important〕Having or suggesting a consciousness of high position or authority; authoritative:显要的，权威的：感觉到或显示出高位或权威的；具有一种权威之神态的：〔write〕felt he had to write down to his students.感觉到他必须写得浅显学生才能看懂〔palpable〕Capable of being handled, touched, or felt; tangible:可触知的：摸得着的，可凭触觉感觉的，可以感觉到的；可察觉的：〔phantom〕Something apparently seen, heard, or sensed, but having no physical reality; a ghost or an apparition.幻影；幽灵：可以明显地看到、听到或感觉到的，但没有物质实体；鬼怪或幽灵〔consent〕sentīre [to feel] * see sent- sentīre [感觉到] * 参见 sent- 〔resent〕When we read the statement "Should we not be monstrously ingratefull if we did not deeply resent such kindness?” (from theSermons of Isaac Barrow, written before 1677), we may be pardoned for momentarily thinking we are in never-never land.For a time ranging roughly from the last part of the 17th century to the second half of the 18th,the wordresent did refer to gratefulness and appreciation as well as injury and insult. Resent has also been used in other senses that seem strange to us, such as "to feel pain" or "to perceive by smell.”The thread that ties the senses together is the notion of feeling or perceiving.The Old French source of our word,resentir, "to feel strongly,” is made up of the prefix re-, acting in this case as an intensive, and sentir, "to feel or perceive.” There is much that one can feel,but at least for now this word has narrowed its focus to a feeling of indignation.当我们读到“假如我们对这种仁慈不深表感激，我们就应该极度地忘恩负义吗”（选自伊萨克·巴罗的启示 ，写于1677年以前）这一叙述时， 我们瞬间地想到我们处于人烟稀少的边远地区就可以得到原谅了。在大致从17世纪后期到18世纪下半期这段时间内，resent 一词确实意指感激和赏识，同时又可以指伤害和侮辱。 Resent 还可以用于在我们看来很古怪的其它意义上， 如“感到痛楚”或“通过气味感知”等。把这些意义联结在一起的线是感觉或感知的概念。该词意为“强烈地感觉”的古法语语源resentir 是由用于加强语气的前缀 re- 以及意为“感觉或感知”的 sentir， 构成的。 可以感觉到的东西很多，但至少现在这个词的重点用法已被集中于愤怒的感觉〔distinguish〕To perceive as being different or distinct.区分，辨别，分清：感觉到不同的或有区别的〔ressentiment〕from resentir [to feel strongly] * see resent 源自 resentir [强烈地感觉到] * 参见 resent〔sone〕A subjective unit of loudness, as perceived by a person with normal hearing, equal to the loudness of a pure tone having a frequency of 1,000 hertz at 40 decibels.宋：一种声音的主观单位，如某人正常听力所感觉到的，等于40分贝时为1,000赫兹的无泛音的纯音的高度〔visible〕Possible to see; perceptible to the eye:看得见的，可见的：可能看到的；能被眼睛感觉到的：〔hear〕To perceive (sound) by the ear:听，听见：通过耳朵感觉到（声音）：〔politics〕studied law with a view to going into politics; felt that politics was a worthwhile career.为了有朝一日步入政坛而学习法律；感觉到政治是一项值得从事的事业〔reciprocate〕The central meaning shared by these verbs is "to give, take, or feel reciprocally": 这些动词的中心意思是“相互给、拿或感觉到”： 〔supercilious〕Feeling or showing haughty disdain.See Synonyms at proud 高傲的：感觉到或表现出骄傲的轻蔑的 参见 proud〔find〕To perceive (oneself) to be in a specific place or condition:感觉到自己所处位置：使（自己）认识到所处的特定位置或情况：〔feel〕To be aware of; sense:意识到；感觉到：〔angry〕Feeling or showing anger; incensed or enraged:生气的：感觉到或表现出怒气的；发怒的或激怒的：〔fremitus〕A palpable vibration, as felt by the hand placed on the chest during coughing or speaking.震颤：象咳嗽或说话时把手放在胸脯上所能明显感觉到的一种振动〔loveless〕Exhibiting or feeling no love; unloving:无情的：没有显示或感觉到爱的；无爱的：〔obscure〕So faintly perceptible as to lack clear delineation; indistinct.See Synonyms at dark 模糊的，不分明的：只能微弱地感觉到而缺乏分明的轮廓；不分明的 参见 dark〔lover〕One who loves another, especially one who feels sexual love.情人：爱另外一个人的人，尤其是感觉到性爱的人〔titanic〕"a deepening sense that some titanic event lay just beyond the horizon"(W. Bruce Lincoln)“越来越强烈地感觉到一些重大的事件就要发生了”(W.布鲁斯·林肯)〔vivid〕Evoking lifelike images within the mind; heard, seen, or felt as if real:生动的，逼真的：在脑海中激起逼真图像的；如真实的一般听到、看到或感觉到的：〔feel〕To perceive as a physical sensation:感觉到：通过身体的感官感知：〔similitude〕A perceptible likeness.相仿，类似：可以感觉到相似性〔corrugate〕"Now the immense ocean . . . sensed the change. Its surface rippled and corrugated where sweeping cloud shadows touched it"(John Updike)“现在这巨大的海洋…感觉到了这种变化。它的水面溅起水花，流云的影子所笼罩的地方起了皱褶”(约翰·厄普代克)〔feel〕To be conscious of a specified kind or quality of physical, mental, or emotional state:觉得：感觉到某种物体的、精神的或情感的状态的特定类型或特性：〔aware〕 Conscious emphasizes the recognition of something sensed or felt: Conscious 强调某种感知到或感觉到的认识： 〔loving〕Feeling love; affectionate.爱的：感觉到爱的，充满深情的〔empire〕"There is a growing sense that the course of empire is shifting toward the . . . Asians"(James Traub)“越来越明显的可以感觉到，帝国的步伐正迈向亚洲”(詹姆斯·特劳布)〔soul〕A strong, deeply felt emotion conveyed by a speaker, a performer, or an artist.激情：演讲者、表演者或艺术家所传送被感觉到的一种强烈的深刻感情〔recoil〕"Those who had felt his strength recoiled from his presence" (Sir Walter Scott). “那些感觉到他的力量的人都不再表露自己” （华尔特·斯科特先生）。 〔unexpressive〕Not conveying the meaning intended or the emotion felt.缺乏表情的，无法表达的：没有传达打算好的意思或感觉到的感情的〔blindsight〕The ability of a blind person to sense the presence of a light source.盲视：盲人感觉到光源的能力〔object〕Something perceptible by one or more of the senses, especially by vision or touch; a material thing.物体，实物：用一种或多种感官，尤指用视觉或触觉可以感觉到的东西；实物〔absent〕Exhibiting or feeling inattentiveness:心不在焉的，不在意的：表现出或感觉到不专心的：〔reciprocal〕Performed, experienced, or felt by both sides:相互的：均被双方表现、经历或感觉到的：〔stoked〕Being or feeling high or intoxicated, especially from a drug.飘飘然的：处于或感觉到飘然或醉的状态，尤指因吸毒引起的 |
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