to feel; to perceive; to become aware of something

to express gratitude; to be thankful or grateful; gratitude or appreciation

to feel; to sense; to perceive

emotion; feeling; sentiment; psychological reactions such as love, hate, joy, or anger caused by external stimuli

A feeling; an impression; an experience; a perception or insight gained from interacting with the outside world.

sexy; having sex appeal; characterized by physical features, temperament, or clothing that are sexually attractive

to be emotionally touched or affected by something external

to invade a body and cause disease (of germs or a virus); to be infected; to contract a disease

to feel grateful or indebted; to appreciate from the bottom of one's heart

a common viral infection of the upper respiratory tract; to catch a cold

emotion; feeling; sentiment; also refers to friendship or deep affection between people

to express one's thoughts or feelings after being moved or inspired; to make a comment out of personal feelings

sensitive; susceptible; quick to respond to external stimuli; having sharp powers of observation

flu; influenza; an abbreviation for [[流行性感冒|流行性感冒|liu2 xing2 xing4 gan3 mao4]]

to become aware of; to sense; to perceive; to detect

to feel grateful or thankful for a kindness; the feeling or expression of gratitude

to be interested in; to feel interest toward something

a sudden burst of creativity or insight, especially in artistic, scientific, or literary work

to sigh with deep feeling, such as sorrow, regret, or reflection; to be deeply moved by an experience or reflection

Annual holiday in the US and Canada celebrating the harvest and giving thanks; observed on the fourth Thursday of November in the US and the second Monday of October in Canada.

to sigh or exclaim with emotion; to lament

touching; moving; to move someone deeply

the feeling of being safe and free from danger or worry

a feeling or hunch that something is going to happen; a presentiment

sense of responsibility or duty; a feeling of commitment to one's tasks and obligations

To react or respond to an external stimulus; an interaction or physical reaction.

sick at heart; distressed; moved to sadness by one's surroundings or memories

Relating to direct sensory perception, such as through physical senses or intuition, rather than logic or reasoning. Often contrasted with [[理性|理性|li3 xing4]].

A feeling of liking or being satisfied with someone or something; a good opinion, fondness, or sympathy.

A sense of movement or rhythm, especially in a static work of art; dynamic; vivid; lifelike

the same feeling or impression; consensus; shared sympathy

The tactile quality or feel of a material, such as being rough, smooth, soft, or hard; a sense of reality or realism in a physical object or a work of art.

sensor; transducer; a device that detects and measures physical quantities and converts them into readable signals

The ability to use or appreciate witty and funny language or reactions to handle situations.

To come to realize something through feelings or experiences; to appreciate a deeper meaning or truth

the feel of something when touched or held by the hand; the texture or handle of a fabric

to be disgusted with; to be averse to

the quality of being [[敏感|敏感|min3 gan3]]; sensibility or responsiveness to stimuli

texture of food or drink in the mouth; mouthfeel; flavor

to feel deeply; to be keenly aware of; to be deeply moved

a pleasant, comfortable, or joyful sensation; a physical thrill or high

to feel; to detect; to be aware of something through the senses

aesthetic feeling or perception; the subjective experience and pleasure derived from beauty

impressions, reflections, or thoughts triggered by an experience or contact with something

to be extremely grateful; to be deeply thankful beyond words

an infected person; someone who has been infected by a disease

The feeling of satisfaction or pride that comes from reaching a goal or succeeding through effort.

sense organ; a bodily organ used to perceive external stimuli, such as the eyes, ears, nose, tongue, or skin

to feel even more; to be extremely or doubly affected by a feeling