かんじ
Meanings
Verb (1-dan)
1. to feel; to sense; to experience
Pitch accent
んじる
Composed of
feeling; sensation; emotion; interjection
Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
to understand from experience
to feel inferior; to feel small
to be positively affected by someone's strength of spirit
Examples (124 in total)
I don't feel anything.
I feel something.
I didn't feel cold.
I feel alive.
I felt hungry.
I feel old.
I feel nothing at all.
I feel happy.
Can you feel this?
I feel that I am free.
I felt the house shake.
I feel uneasy about my future.
I feel cold this morning.
I felt that my life was in danger.
I felt a severe pain in the shoulder.
I'm always stressed out.
I feel a little responsible.
Abstract art is something to feel.
I sensed immediately that something was wrong.
I felt her eyes on my back.
I felt something touch my feet.
I felt my hands tremble.
Did you feel the earth move?
He felt that he was being used.
It's not worth the pain.
We felt the earth tremble.
It feels like time is passing quickly.
I felt very happy.
I felt my heart beating rapidly.
We felt the house shake a little.
We smell with our noses.
I felt that my honor was at stake.
He felt the lure of adventure.
I feel kind of sorry for him.
They are disappointed with each other.
Feeling himself insulted, he got angry.
George felt the train begin to move.
I'm feeling kind of tired.
Mary felt that she was getting old.
Did you feel the earth shake just now?
He felt alienated from society.
She felt a pain in her side.
I felt it was a relatively difficult jigsaw puzzle.
Andreas feels hatred towards Angela.
She felt something touch her neck.
Strangely enough, I didn't feel any pain at all.
How do you feel about the issue?
You can speak as you actually feel.
We felt the ground sinking.
I had never felt more alone than at that time.
I felt somebody pat me on the shoulder.
I don't feel hostile toward you.
All of a sudden, I felt a sharp pain in my stomach.
He feels happy in spite of his failure.
I felt a drop of rain on my head.
Don't you feel any inconvenience living abroad?
We sensed a melancholy note in his voice.
He felt his heart beating fast.
Have you experienced nausea recently?
Bob derives pleasure from observing insects.
I felt tired after having worked for hours.
He felt himself growing old.
Have you ever felt dizzy on a plane?
I felt the house shaking terribly.
Even at half price, these clothes seem expensive.
Have you experienced shortness of breath recently?
I feel nothing but contempt for such dishonest behavior.
I feel strongly that men and women are equal.
It's reasonable that you feel that way at first.
I feel a strong attraction to the music of Beethoven.
I felt something move in the house.
That sight was seen, and I felt fear.
I felt a cold wind on my face.
Then I felt that my parents really loved me.
I felt the cold wind come into the hall.
We felt happy when the examination was over.
I wish I had the courage to speak about my feelings.
I feel a great joy for this job.
I'm envious of people who can speak English well.
I felt guilty, even though I didn't do anything wrong.
I feel a great love for all of humanity.
Everyone inside the building felt the earthquake.
They felt he had no chance to win the election.
Mary has nobody to talk with, but she doesn't feel lonely.
Tom couldn't feel a thing.
She felt something go wrong with her car.
This sentence sounds unnatural to me as an American.
There is no reason for you to feel inferior to anyone.
She found it necessary to accustom her child to getting up early.
They felt disgraced by their son's wild behavior.
I felt something crawling up my arm.
After he left, she started feeling uneasy.
He felt great sorrow when his wife died.
I felt very sad when I heard the news.
I felt my face turn pale when I heard that sound.
I felt a bit tired from swimming all morning.
John felt the presence of a ghost in the dark room.
I feel nothing but contempt for such behavior.
When you feel tired, there is nothing like having a bath.
The shocks of several explosions were felt for miles.
I felt resentment against my uncle for deceiving me.
They can sense the approach of cold weather.
I am deeply attached to old temples in Kyoto.
The more I studied psychology, the more interesting I found it.
The air feels cold this morning; winter is approaching.
The majority of the middle-aged people felt anxiety for their future.
Recently I have been feeling a little tired, so I have not gone swimming this week.
I had a little fever, I felt my heart beat violently.
I felt the same way when I first saw Japan from a plane.
Feeling tired after his walk in the country, he took a nap.
We find it difficult to decide which one to buy.
When the bomb was dropped, I felt the house rock back and forth.
I found the work easy, for I had done that kind of work before.
The retired often feel that they are useless and unproductive.
Make him feel that he is still someone important.
It isn't what he says that annoys me but the way he says it.
He feels this new law will restrict his freedom.
Kozue thought the teacher's lecture was dull, boring and endless.
You should be more sensitive to how people feel about your words.
The police officer on duty sensed an elderly man coming up behind him.
The Japanese have tried to learn the Western way of thinking and feeling for the past hundred years.
I suppose I felt a little jealous.
Mr Ito loosened his tie because he felt hot in his office.
He felt himself seized by a strong arm from behind.