feeling russian
чу́вство
feeling, emotion
sense, sensation
ощуще́ние
sensation, feeling
feeling, sense, impression
state of mind, inner state
глубина́
depth
profundity, intensity, depth (of feeling)
interior, back, heart (of a place)
напа́сть
to attack, to assault, to fall upon
to come over (of a feeling), to seize
разделя́ть
to divide, to separate into parts, to split up
to separate, to keep apart
to share (an opinion), to share (a feeling)
to share out, to divide up (among people)
to divide (by a number)
чу́ять
to sense, to feel, to have a feeling
to smell, to scent, to catch the scent of
напада́ть
to attack, to assault, to raid
to come over (of a feeling), to seize, to take hold of
пережива́ние
emotional experience, feeling, inner experience
worry, anxiety, distress
чу́я
scenting, catching the scent of, smelling out
sensing, feeling, having a feeling that
пита́ть
to feed, to nourish, to supply with food
to harbour (a feeling), to feel, to nurture
внуши́ть
to inspire, to instil, to fill with (a feeling)
to impress upon, to bring home to, to talk into believing
to suggest (hypnotically), to implant by suggestion
нутро́
innermost being, inner self, gut, core
gut feeling, instinct, intuition
insides, entrails, interior
неудо́бство
inconvenience, discomfort, awkwardness (of a situation)
embarrassment, unease, awkward feeling
огорче́ние
a feeling of bitterness/chagrin/grief/frustration
оса́док
sediment, deposition, after-taste, feeling of resentment
отда́ться
to devote oneself, to give oneself over, to dedicate oneself
to give oneself up (to a feeling), to surrender (to), to abandon oneself (to)
to resound, to reverberate, to echo, to ring
to give oneself (to a man)
овладева́ть
to master, to acquire (a skill), to learn thoroughly
to take possession of, to capture, to seize
to seize (of a feeling), to come over, to overcome
надры́в
anguish, emotional strain, overwrought feeling
strain, overexertion, convulsive effort
slight tear, small rip
проника́ться
to become imbued with, to be imbued with, to be filled with (a feeling)
to be penetrated, to be permeated
пламене́ть
to blaze, to be ablaze, to flame
to glow red, to be aglow
to burn (with passion), to be aflame (with feeling)
навева́ть
to blow (in), to waft, to drift (snow)
to evoke, to bring on, to inspire (a feeling), to put in a mood
to breathe on, to blow gently on
отня́ться
to become numb, to go numb, to lose feeling, to become paralyzed
всели́ть
to move in (someone), to lodge, to house, to install
to instil, to inspire, to imbue (with hope), to fill (with a feeling)
чу́йка
intuition, gut feeling, hunch, sixth sense
оттере́ть
to rub off, to scrub off, to wipe off
to rub warm, to restore feeling by rubbing
to push aside, to shove aside, to edge out
умиля́ть
to touch, to move, to fill with tender feeling
to make merciful, to soften (someone's heart), to propitiate
проникнове́нно
penetratingly, with deep feeling, sincerely, touchingly
отсыха́ть
to dry up, to wither away, to die off
to go numb, to lose feeling, to become useless
очерствля́ть
to harden, to deprive of feeling
проникнове́нность
emotion, feeling
сухота́
dryness, drought
dryness (in the mouth), dry feeling
melancholy, sorrow, yearning
worry, trouble, care
навива́ть
to wind (onto something), to coil, to twist
to evoke, to instil, to inspire (a feeling), to suggest
зада́вленность
suppression, oppression, feeling of being overwhelmed
прида́вленность
depression, dejection, oppression, feeling of being weighed down
поте́рянность
lostness, forlornness, feeling of being lost
bewilderment, confusion, dismay
разби́тость
exhaustion, fatigue, feeling of being run-down, debility
испы́тывающий
feeling sth. / sensing sth.
нездоро́вится
to feeling ill
чу́вствующий
feeling, sensitive, perceiving
чу́вствовавший
who felt, having felt, who was feeling
жале́ющий
pitying, feeling sorry (for), regretting
жале́вший
pitying, feeling sorry for, regretting
ощуща́ющий
feeling, sensing, perceiving
ощуща́вший
feeling, sensing, having felt, having sensed
чу́ющий
sensing, feeling, smelling
чу́явший
sensing, feeling, perceiving, having sensed
ощу́пывающий
feeling, touching, groping, palpatory
ощу́пывавший
feeling, touching, groping
мёрзнущий
feeling cold, freezing, shivery
щу́пающий
feeling, touching, groping, palpating
щу́павший
feeling, touching, having felt, having touched
осво́ившийся
accustomed, adapted, settled in, feeling at home
распира́ющий
distending, bursting, swelling, feeling of fullness
нащу́пывающий
feeling for, groping, detecting by touch
нащу́пывавший
groping, feeling for, fumbling for
стыди́мый
shamed, being shamed, capable of feeling shame
умиля́ющийся
touched, moved, feeling tenderness, melting with tenderness
прощу́пывающий
probing, feeling out, sounding out, exploratory
прощу́пывавший
probing, feeling out, palpating, sounding out
наша́ривающий
groping, fumbling, feeling around
бре́зжащийся
squeamish, disgusted, feeling aversion
похва́рывающий
feeling a bit unwell, a bit sickly, somewhat ailing
испы́тывавший
experiencing, feeling, who was experiencing, who was feeling
testing, trying out, who was testing, who was trying out
напо́лненный
filled, full (of), filled up
filled (with a feeling), imbued, suffused
раскле́ивавшийся
coming unstuck, peeling off, falling apart
feeling unwell, feeling weak, falling apart
пронзённый
pierced, run through, transfixed
pierced (by a feeling), gripped, transfixed
скрыва́ть
to conceal, to keep secret, to hide (facts), to withhold
to hide, to stash away, to harbour (a person)
to hide (feelings), to mask, to disguise
to obscure, to hide from view, to cover, to veil
оби́да
resentment, hurt feelings, grudge
offence, insult
разбуди́ть
to wake, to wake up, to awaken (someone)
to arouse, to awaken (feelings), to stir up
ра́нить
to wound, to injure
to hurt (feelings), to wound (emotionally)
оби́деть
to offend, to hurt someone's feelings, to abuse, to insult
заде́ть
to touch, to brush against, to graze, to catch on
to hurt, to offend, to wound (feelings), to touch a nerve
возвы́шенный
sublime, lofty, exalted, high (of feelings)
elevated, formal, high (of style)
elevated, high-lying, raised
затро́нуть
to touch, to graze, to injure slightly
to touch on, to bring up, to mention briefly
to affect, to concern, to hit
to hurt (feelings), to wound (pride), to touch a nerve
взаи́мность
reciprocity, mutuality
requited love, reciprocated feelings
одухотворённый
imbued with lofty feelings aspirations
расточа́ть
to squander, to waste, to dissipate
to lavish (praise), to shower (compliments), to pour out (feelings)
изли́ть
to pour out (feelings), to give vent to, to vent
to pour out, to shed, to emit
излива́ть
to pour out, to pour forth, to shed
to give vent to, to pour out (feelings), to express freely
наболе́ть
to build up (of pent-up feelings), to weigh on one's heart, to be a sore point
to become sore, to start to ache, to become tender
обесце́нивать
to devalue, to depreciate
to cheapen, to belittle, to devalue (achievements or feelings)
раздво́енный
forked, bifurcated, dichotomous, furcate
forked, bifurcated, split in two
divided, conflicted, ambivalent, mixed (of feelings)
растравля́ть
to irritate (a wound), to aggravate, to make worse
to stir up (painful feelings), to embitter, to aggravate
to etch away, to corrode
умягча́ть
to soften, to make soft, to make supple
to mollify, to soften (feelings), to mitigate
чу́вственно
sensually, sensuously, feelingly
обижа́вший
who offended, who insulted, who hurt (feelings)
растрави́ть
to reopen (a wound), to irritate, to exacerbate, to stir up (feelings)
изли́тый
poured out, spilled
shed (tears or blood), poured out (feelings), expressed (emotions)
очерствлявший
making stale, making hard, becoming stale, becoming hard
making callous, hardening (feelings), embittering
заде́вший
having touched, having brushed against, having grazed
having offended, having hurt (feelings)
излива́емый
poured out, gushing, shed, emitted
expressed, voiced, vented, poured out (of feelings)
Examples
В э́ти дни, когда я слы́шу по новостя́м об э́тих ужа́сных слу́чаях, мне всё больше кажется, что молодёжь больше не мо́жет различа́ть реа́льный и виртуа́льный мир.
These days when I hear about these horrible incidents on the news I get the feeling that more and more young people are losing their ability to distinguish between real and virtual worlds.
Я люблю́ грусти́ть. Зна́ю, что большинство́ пыта́ется избежа́ть каких-либо гру́стных мы́слей, но, по-моему, э́то неправильно.
I like to feel sad. I know that most people try to avoid any kind of sad feeling. But I think that is wrong.
Он лишён челове́ческих эмо́ций.
He is devoid of human feeling.
Почувствовав сонли́вость, я пошёл спать.
Feeling sleepy, I went to bed.
Аналогично, са́мые си́льные причи́ны для остано́вки обычно те, кото́рые прино́сят краткосро́чную вы́году (например, чтобы почу́вствовать себя здоро́вым и более привлека́тельным).
Similarly, the strongest reasons for stopping are usually the short-term benefits (for example, feeling healthier and more attractive).
Я едва ли могу́ произнести́ речь без того́, чтобы не́рвничать.
I can hardly make a speech without feeling nervous.
Я зна́ю, что ты чу́вствуешь.
I know what you're feeling.
—Что за чу́вство?—спроси́ла продавщи́ца.
What kind of feeling? the shopkeeper asked.
I wasn't feeling very well.
В ко́мнате цари́ла атмосфе́ра сде́ржанности; никто не отва́живался сказа́ть королю́, насколько глу́пым бы́ло его реше́ние.
There was a feeling of constraint in the room; no one dared to tell the king how foolish his decision was.
How're you feeling?
How're you feeling?
Я не был осведомлён, что вы чу́вствуете себя так плохо.
I wasn't aware that you were feeling so bad.
Моя́ мать чу́вствует себя лу́чше.
My mother's feeling better.
Сьюзи не смогла́ поуча́ствовать в игре́, потому что чу́вствовала себя не очень хорошо.
Susie was unable to take part in the game because she wasn't feeling well.
У меня неприя́тное чу́вство, как будто произойдёт что-то ужа́сное.
I have a nasty feeling something awful is going to happen.
Are you feeling sick?
I'm feeling guilty.
I'm feeling confused.
Ему бы́ло восемьдесят два, и он чу́вствовал свой во́зраст.
He was eighty-two years old and feeling his age.
Мы до́лжны будем преодоле́ть чу́вство беспо́мощности.
We will have to get over the feeling of helplessness.
Почувствовав, что дом сотряса́ется, я вы́бежала наружу.
Feeling the house shake, I ran outside.
Как себя чу́вствуют чёрно-бурые лиси́цы?
How are the silver foxes feeling?
Were you feeling resistance?
Tom is feeling better.
I was feeling sick.
Почувствовав хо́лод, я включи́л обогреватель.
Feeling chilly, I turned on the heater.
Почувствовав озно́б, я включи́л обогреватель.
Feeling chilly, I turned on the heater.
Я чу́вствую себя пода́вленным.
I'm feeling down.
Я чу́вствую себя пода́вленной.
I'm feeling down.
I'm feeling great.
Я чу́вствую себя замечательно.
I'm feeling great.
Я чу́вствовал себя счастли́вым.
I was feeling happy.
Я чу́вствовала себя счастли́вой.
I was feeling happy.
I was feeling nostalgic.
I was feeling nostalgic.
She was not feeling well.
Она чу́вствовала себя нехорошо.
She was not feeling well.
I'm feeling tired.
Как ты сего́дня себя чу́вствуешь?
How are you feeling today?
Теперь мне лу́чше, но утром я действительно чу́вствовал себя отвратительно.
I'm feeling better now, but I sure felt bad this morning.
Том чу́вствовал себя немного винова́тым.
Tom was feeling a little guilty.



















