English | German | Español | Français | Italiano | Add.Info |
dream | Traum |
el sueño (auch: Schlaf, Schlummer!!! ) |
le songe | il sogno |
* coger el sueño * conciliar el sueño = einschlafen |
el ensueño | le rêve | de ensueño adj. = traumhaft | |||
oneiric adj. | Traum- | onírico, onírica adj. | onirique, onirique adj. | onirico, onirica adj. | |
Well, that was that! | Aus der Traum! |
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not by a long shot [fam.] | nicht im Traum |
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Some common sentences with feel in English and German are translated into Spanish:
1. Feeling an emotion.
2. Sentirse como … - Feel like (something)
4. When “to seem” can be substituted for “to feel,” you can often translate using the verb parecer.
5. When feel means to touch it is translated as palpar or tocar.
6. To translate “to feel like doing something” you can use verbs of desire, like querer, preferir or tener ganas.
7. And last, but not least, when you express opinions using “feel” you can say:
Dear Members,
I'm awfully sorry, but at present I'm not able to organise our round tables for personal reasons.
Cheers, Manuela
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