Sentóse (en. Sat down)

/senˈtosɛ/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

To experience an emotional or physical sensation.

She sat in the living room and felt a deep calm.

Ella se sentó en la sala y sintió una profunda calma.

To be in a particular state of health or mood.

After exercising, she felt very energized.

Después del ejercicio, se sintió muy energizado.

To perceive or become aware of an emotion or sensation.

When remembering her childhood, she felt nostalgic.

Al recordar su infancia, se sintió nostálgica.

The origin of the verb 'to feel' comes from the Latin 'sentire'.

to feel good

To be in a positive or healthy state.

sentirse bien

to feel bad

To be in a negative or sick state.

sentirse mal

to feel at ease

To be comfortable or satisfied.

sentirse a gusto

to feel identified

To recognize something that relates to oneself.

sentirse identificado

to feel

To perceive with the senses or experience emotions.

sentir

sensation

Physical or emotional perception that is experienced.

sensación

To be in a good mood.

Today I feel in the groove, everything seems great to me.

Hoy me siento en la onda, todo me parece genial.

To feel relaxed or carefree.

After a vacation, I feel chill.

Después de unas vacaciones, me siento chill.