feel rather flat
felt rather flat
Definition of feel rather flat - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
1.
- After the long hike, I felt rather flat.
2.
- After the party, I felt rather flat.
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Expressions with feel
search for something using your hands
He had to feel around in the dark for his keys.
experience extreme tiredness or lack of energy
I feel dead after running the marathon.
experience sadness or low spirits for a while
I feel down when it rains all week.
experience sympathy or empathy towards someone
I really feel for her after the loss.
be comfortable and relaxed in a place
She started to feel at home in her new apartment.
have an urge or desire to approach or engage with something
She feels drawn to volunteer work every weekend.
you have permission to do something
Feel free to use my phone if you need to.
have the feeling of being excluded or ignored by others
She might feel left out if we don't invite her.
experience disappointment because someone did not meet expectations
I feel let down by my friend's broken promise.
have a desire for something or to do something
I feel like eating ice cream.
experience great happiness or satisfaction
After winning the award, he felt like a king.
experience a sense of not belonging
She often feels like an outsider at family gatherings.
want to stop trying or quit
After many failures, she felt like giving up.
move forward carefully by touch
In the dark, he had to feel his way to the door.
sense that one does not belong
He felt out of place among the group of scientists.
experience pain or sensitivity on skin or body
My throat feels raw after all that coughing.
experience sympathy or pity towards someone
She felt sorry for him after hearing his story..
notice a cold current of air moving in a place
I could feel the draft coming from the window.
experience music emotionally and physically
When she dances, you can tell she really feels the music.
experience physical discomfort or suffering
After the fall, he began to feel the pain in his ankle.
have the energy or desire to do something
I don't feel up to going out tonight.
move carefully using touch or instinct
In the fog, you felt your way through the rocks to shore.
become familiar with something through experience
After a few tries, you'll get the feel of it.
act friendly and hospitable towards someone
They made us feel welcome at the party.
Expressions with rather
seems suspicious or not quite right
He refused to show receipts; it smells rather fishy.
describe something with unpredictable success or failure
It's all rather hit-or-miss whether the plan will work.
in the fairly near future
We need to finish the project sooner rather than later.
easily annoyed or sensitive about a topic
She is rather prickly about that subject in meetings.
I would not want to do that
If you have to clean the toilet, rather you than me.
no longer relevant or important
We missed the deadline, so that's rather academic now.
not within someone's usual area of expertise
Ask Dr. Lee about taxes? That's rather off her beat.
having limited room or space available
The small apartment was rather pushed for space.
large amount or number of something
There was rather a lot to do before the party.
somewhat big in size or extent
The house was rather large for a single person.
suggests replacing one thing with another
Use honey rather than sugar.
expressing contentment with the current place or situation
At the beach with friends, there's nowhere I'd rather be.
express preference for one option over another
I would rather stay home tonight.
polite way to refuse doing something suggested by another person
"Do you want to drive?" "I'd rather not."
expresses strong dislike or dread for a task
I would rather die than speak in public.
feeling happiest or most satisfied in the current place
With my friends here, there's nowhere I would rather be!
introduces a correction to a previous statement
I think it's blue, or rather, a shade of blue.
appearing old-fashioned or conservative in manner
Her rather tweedy approach made her seem out of touch.
feel happiest or most satisfied in this place or situation
There is nowhere I would rather be than here with you.
inconsistent and unreliable in quality or outcome
The project's results were all rather hit-and-miss.
seems unrealistic and not based on solid facts
The plan seems rather airy-fairy and unlikely to work.
phrase showing a strong preference for one choice over another
I would much rather stay home than go to the crowded party.
prefer to do something
I had rather stay home tonight..
Expressions with flat
rest with the whole body level on a surface
Lie flat on the mat and relax your shoulders.
fail completely or collapse
The plan to surprise her fell flat.
having no money at all
After paying rent, I'm flat broke until my next paycheck.
at maximum speed or effort
He was running flat out to catch the bus..
lying down with back on a surface
He was flat on his back after the fall.
have no electrical power left in a battery
My phone won't turn on because the battery is flat!
fail in a very clear way that shows great embarrassment
Without proper research, their ambitious project could fall flat on their face.
lose carbonation or fizz
The soda went flat after being left open.
completed in exactly ten minutes without delay
She finished the exam in 10 minutes flat.
hit someone so they fall down
The boxer managed to knock his opponent flat in the first round.
reject something completely and without any hesitation
She turned down flat his invitation to dinner.
very flat and level
The road was flat as a pancake, making the drive smooth.
moving or working at full speed
The team was flat chat to meet the deadline.
move or work as fast or hard as possible
They had to go flat out to finish the project on time.
in a state of rapid, uncontrolled movement
The car went in a flat spin on the icy road.
happening or finished in only a few minutes
She finished her homework in minutes flat.
very quickly or in no time
She finished the assignment in nothing flat.
happening extremely quickly or in a very short time
He finished the test in seconds flat.
completing an action in exactly ten minutes
She finished the test in ten minutes flat.
very quickly within ten seconds
He solved the puzzle in ten seconds flat.
very quickly or in a short time
She finished the race in no time flat.
very small apartment often cramped
She lives in a shoebox flat in the city.
apartment furnished for prospective buyers to view
The show flat was beautifully decorated to attract buyers..
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Examples of feel rather flat in a sentence
She felt rather flat during the dull lecture. After the movie, she felt rather flat. He felt rather flat after hearing the disappointing news.
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- French:se sentir à plat, être sans entrain, ...
- German:sich schlapp fühlen, sich niedergeschlagen fühlen, ...
- Italian:sentirsi giù, sentirsi piuttosto giù, ...
- Spanish:sentirse decaído, sentirse desanimado, ...
- Portuguese:sentir-se em baixo, sentir-se desanimado, ...
- Chinese:感到无精打采, 感到平淡, ...
- Japanese:かなり疲れを感じる, 気が抜ける, ...
- Arabic:شَعَرَ بِالخُمُولِ, شَعَرَ بِالخُمُود, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַרְגִּישׁ חֲסַר אֲנֶרְגִיָּה, לְהַרְגִּישׁ מְדֻכְדָּךְ, ...
- Russian:чувствовать себя вяло, чувствовать себя опустошённым, ...
- Ukrainian:відчувати себе виснаженим, відчувати себе пригніченим, ...
- Hindi:थका हुआ महसूस करना, उत्साहहीन महसूस करना, ...
- Bengali:অবসন্ন বোধ করা, মনমরা লাগা, ...
- Catalan:sentir-se decaigut, sentir-se apagat, ...
- Czech:cítit se bez energie, sklesnout, ...
- Danish:føle sig energiforladt, føle sig mat, ...
- Dutch:zich futloos voelen, zich vlak voelen, ...
- Greek:νιώθω πεσμένος, αισθάνομαι πεσμένος, ...
- Hungarian:fáradtnak érezni magát, lelombozódni, ...
- Khmer:មានអារម្មណ៍អស់កម្លាំងបន្តិច, មានអារម្មណ៍ធុញថប់, ...
- Korean:기운이 없다, 기분이 별로다, ...
- Persian:بیحال بودن, بیانگیزه شدن, ...
- Polish:czuć się wypompowanym, czuć się przygnębionym, ...
- Portuguese (BR):sentir-se sem energia, sentir-se desanimado, ...
- Romanian:a se simți lipsit de vlagă, a se simți lipsit de viață, ...
- Swedish:känna sig matt, känna sig nere, ...
- Thai:หมดแรง, รู้สึกเฉย ๆ, ...
- Turkish:halsiz hissetmek, oldukça durgun hissetmek, ...
- Vietnamese:cảm thấy uể oải, cảm thấy chùng xuống, ...
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