feel under attack
felt under attack
Definition of feel under attack - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
emotionexperience being criticized or threatened by others
- She feels under attack during the meeting.
- He began to feel under attack from his classmates.
- Many employees feel under attack when changes are announced.
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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 attack
sudden craving for snacks
I had a snack attack and ate a whole bag of chips.
craving for McDonald's food
I had a mac attack and went to get a Big Mac.
be criticized or opposed by others
The new policy came under attack from various groups.
acting first can protect you better than waiting
In court, their best defense is attack.
being aggressive can prevent threats
In football, the best defence is attack.
main force or impact of an attack
The city bore the brunt of the attack.
start a strong and damaging criticism
The politician launched a withering attack on his opponent's policies.
start trying again after stopping or failing before
After a short break, she returned to the attack.
dog trained to attack on command
The security team used an attack dog for protection.
begin working on solving the problem
We need to attack the problem before it gets worse.
target someone with harmful actions or words
She felt he was trying to personally attack her reputation.
being targeted by physical or verbal aggression
The city was under attack during the war.
sudden flare-up causing hard breathing in people with asthma
He had an asthma attack during practice and needed his inhaler.
start aggressive action against someone or something
The army will launch an attack at dawn.
abusive remark on someone's character
The debate turned into a series of personal attacks.
detailed method for achieving a goal
Her plan of attack included daily practice sessions.
very intense effort to defeat or strongly criticize a person or problem
The candidate launched an all-out attack on government corruption.
method or approach used to achieve something
Their line of attack in negotiations was very aggressive..
very severe heart attack damaging a large area of heart muscle
He died suddenly after suffering a massive heart attack at home.
sudden intense fear with physical symptoms
She experienced a panic attack during the meeting.
very harsh criticism meant to hurt or shame someone
The article was a scathing attack on the politician's honesty.
surprise violence against civilians for political or religious aims
The city was shaken by a terrorist attack last night.
confront a problem directly without hesitation
She decided to attack head-on the issues at work.
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- French:se sentir attaqué, ...
- German:sich angegriffen fühlen, ...
- Italian:sentirsi sotto attacco, ...
- Spanish:sentirse atacado, ...
- Portuguese:sentir-se atacado, ...
- Chinese:感到被攻击, ...
- Japanese:攻撃されていると感じる, ...
- Arabic:شَعَرَ بِأَنَّهُ مُسْتَهْدَف, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַרְגִּישׁ מוּתְקָף, ...
- Russian:чувствовать себя под атакой, ...
- Ukrainian:відчувати себе під атакою, ...
- Hindi:निशाने पर महसूस करना, ...
- Bengali:আক্রমণের সম্মুখীন হওয়া, ...
- Catalan:sentir-se atacat, ...
- Czech:cítit se pod útokem, ...
- Danish:føle sig angrebet, ...
- Dutch:zich aangevallen voelen, ...
- Greek:αισθάνομαι υπό επίθεση, ...
- Hungarian:támadva érezni magát, ...
- Khmer:មានអារម្មណ៍ថាត្រូវគេវាយប្រហារ, ...
- Korean:공격받는 기분이 들다, ...
- Persian:احساس تحت حمله بودن, ...
- Polish:czuć się atakowanym, ...
- Portuguese (BR):sentir-se atacado, ...
- Romanian:a se simți atacat, ...
- Swedish:känna sig attackerad, ...
- Thai:รู้สึกถูกโจมตี, ...
- Turkish:kendini saldırı altında hissetmek, ...
- Vietnamese:cảm thấy bị công kích, ...
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