Was heißt »ab­fin­gern« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• I feel at home throughout Scandinavia, but I feel most at home in Norway.

• I feel as if I've been here before.

• I feel that aspirin works better for me than paracetamol.

• Please don't touch my hair.

• Are you still in touch with your ex-wife?

• Don't you feel like going to the cinema?

• If there's something in a comment I've written that's hard to understand or that you'd like to ask about, feel free to contact me.

• Do you still feel ill?

• "Don't you feel well?" "I've got a splitting headache."

• I've been waiting for days for Tom to get in touch with me.

• The man I loved didn't feel the same way.

• Bikes feel sluggish in high winds.

• I don't feel like listening to this story for the fifth time.

• Don't you feel well?

• "How does it feel to score the winning goal in the World Cup Final?" "Well, it's always nice to get on the scoresheet."

• What did you feel when you won?

• I don't know if I feel rage or sadness right now.

• I feel nothing at all.

• I feel as though I've seen you somewhere before. Could that be?

• South of the Weisswurst equator, I feel as a Rhinelander as if I'm abroad.