Sentíase (en. Felt)

sen-tee-ah-seh

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To experience a sensation or an emotional state.

English: Although everything was fine, he felt sad.

Aunque todo estaba bien, se sentía triste.

English: To be in a certain state or condition.

English: She felt tired after working all day.

Ella se sentía cansada después de trabajar todo el día.

English: To perceive an emotion or a physical state.

English: He felt grateful for the help he received.

Él se sentía agradecido por la ayuda que recibió.

English: From Latin 'sentire', which means 'to feel' or 'to perceive'.

English: to feel good

English: To be in a positive emotional or physical state.

sentirse bien

English: to feel bad

English: To be in a negative emotional or physical state.

sentirse mal

English: to feel at home

English: To be in a place where one feels comfortable and at ease.

sentirse como en casa

English: to feel recognized

English: To feel that someone is valued and appreciated.

sentirse reconocido

English: feel

English: Verb that means to perceive sensations or emotions.

sentir

English: feeling

English: Emotion or sensation experienced by a person.

sentimiento

English: sentence

English: Decision by a judge or court, not related, but also derived from the same verb.

sentencia

English: To feel at ease.

English: This place makes me feel at ease.

Este lugar me hace sentir a gusto.

English: To feel spaced out.

English: With all this rush, today I feel spaced out.

Con todo este apuro, hoy me siento en la luna.