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felt Meaning in French (felt signification en français)

verbfeutre, sentir
nounfeutre
Synonymes:tissulaine
feutre in English:felt
Phonetic:fœtr
Plural: felts
Gender:Masculin
Quick Answer • En bref

La signification de felt en français est feutre, sentir. (Percevoir ou éprouver par le toucher ou par l'émotion au passé.)

Definitions of Felt

  1. 1
    verb
    sentir

    To perceive or experience through the sense of touch or emotion in the past tense.

    Percevoir ou éprouver par le toucher ou par l'émotion au passé.

  2. 2
    noun
    feutre

    A non-woven cloth made by pressing and matting fibers together, typically wool or synthetic.

    Tissu non tissé obtenu par compression et feutrage de fibres, généralement de laine ou synthétiques.

Example Sentences

casual

“She felt a sudden chill in the air.”

Elle sentit un frisson soudain dans l'air.

casual

“He felt happy after receiving the good news.”

Il se sentit heureux après avoir reçu la bonne nouvelle.

casual

“The hat was made of soft felt.”

Le chapeau était fait de feutre doux.

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Synonyms (Synonymes)

In French:

tissulaine

Antonyms (Antonymes)

In French:

tissé

In English:

ignoreddisregarded

Inflected Word Forms

infinitivefeel
third person singularfeels
present participlefeeling
agent nounfeeler

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

feel outphrasal_verb

To try to discover someone's opinions or intentions indirectly.

feel goodexpression

To experience pleasure or satisfaction.

feel likeexpression

To have a desire or inclination for something or to do something.