feel
মনে
definition
verb
she felt someone touch her shoulder
be aware of (a person or object) through touching or being touched.
I felt a sense of excitement
experience (an emotion or sensation).
noun
I let him have a feel of my hair and kept saying u2018it's a bit of a shock, isn't it?u2019 (must have been terrifying for a two year old!).
an act of touching something to examine it.
nylon cloth with a cotton feel
a sensation given by an object or material when touched.
translation of 'feel'
verb
উপলব্ধি করা,
বোধ করা,
ধারণা করা,
অনুভব করা,
জ্ঞান করা,
টের পাত্তয়া,
মালুম করা,
মনে লত্তয়া,
স্পর্শদ্বারা উপলদ্ধি করা,
স্পর্শ করিয়া দেখা,
মনে হত্তয়া,
মালুম পাত্তয়া,
স্পর্শদ্বারা অনুভব করা,
অনুভূতিসম্পন্ন হত্তয়া,
অনুভূতি লাভ করা
example
We also aim to make parents 'feel' more confident.
he didn't 'feel' the loss of his mother so keenly
the restaurant has a modern bistro 'feel'
do you 'feel' able to run?
Their bumpy quality comes from the raised relief so blind people can identify different bills by 'feel' .
When he hears a particularly fine piece, he says he can 'feel' the hairs coming up on his arms.
it has a good solid 'feel' to it
At 11.25 I wondered if I had any spots that might need squeezing and had a 'feel' round my face.
to 'feel' part of the group
The seats are very close together, and this lends an intimate, crowded 'feel' to the place.
However, not all SFU students 'feel' so strongly about the issue.
nylon cloth with a cotton 'feel'
he doesn't 'feel' obliged to visit every weekend
Perhaps in some way they 'feel' abandoned and search for someone who is always going to need them.
I let him have a 'feel' of my hair and kept saying u2018it's a bit of a shock, isn't it?u2019 (must have been terrifying for a two year old!).
I had a 'feel' of the walls
women 'feel' the effects of alcohol quicker than men
The survey highlighted that 68 per cent of the residents 'feel' safer now than they did before the Neighbourhood Wardens started.
The film has a very gritty, realistic 'feel' , again lifting it above being a merely stereotypical genre exercise.
The first is to give an overall 'feel' of the film.
you can 'feel' the soft grass beneath your feet
Head to the first floor where the exhibitors have taken individual rooms to get you to see, touch, and 'feel' the products.
I don't feel, can't 'feel' , don't want to feel.
nylon cloth with a cotton 'feel'
Do you ever 'feel' uncomfortable leaving a comment on a blog you've never commented on before?
Parents 'feel' helpless in today's changing world and wonder how to cope with the truant child.
All the swallowing has made me 'feel' ill and keeping anything down is hard.
we 'feel' very strongly about freedom of expression
I like the 'feel' of sand on my feet
it's dry, give it a 'feel'
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