Смысл: ill feeling

ill feeling[ʹılʹfi:lıŋ]
<Í> враждебность, неприязненность; злопамятность
no ill feeling! - я не сержусь!; забудем об этом!

ill feeling Идиома

feeling bum

feeling lazy or negative, lacking energy I'm feeling kind of bum today. I didn't sleep well last night.

feeling good

a little bit drunk, buzzed, had a few After drinking a few beers Pat was feeling good.

feeling his oats

feeling energetic, feeling strong Look at that cowboy dance! He's feeling his oats tonight.

feeling no pain

half drunk, half corked After three drinks of rum, Alex was feeling no pain.

hard feelings

unfriendly feelings, resentment "After the argument, Bill said, ""I hope there are no hard feelings."""

hurt my feelings

make me feel sad, offend me You hurt my feelings when you said I waddle like a duck.

mixed feelings

"feeling both positive and negative, happy and sad; bittersweet" I have mixed feelings. I'm happy about the new job, but sad about leaving my friends.

no hard feelings

no feelings of anger or resentment, no grudges Dad and Paul argue about politics but there are no hard feelings.

not feeling myself

not feeling well, under the weather I'm not feeling myself these days. I'm tired all the time.

sinking feeling

"feeling of failure; despair" When I saw the ambulance at our house, I got a sinking feeling.

ill feeling

A activity or animosity of anger, displeasure, or unhappiness. There will apparently consistently be an ill activity amid us—I mean, she did abduct a lot of money from our company!Learn more: feeling, ill

bad/ill ˈfeeling(s)

acrimony amid people, abnormally afterwards an altercation or a disagreement: There was a lot of bad activity amid the two groups of students.Learn more: bad, feeling, ill

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sing his praises sing up a storm sing (whistle) a different tune single out sink (get) one sink in sink one sink or swim sinking feeling sit back sit idly by sit-in sit in judgement on sit in on sit on sit right (negative) sit the fence IKT ilk ill I'll (have to) let you go ill at ease I'll be a monkey's uncle I'll be a monkey's uncle! I'll be blowed I'll be bound I'll be damned I'll be damned if I (do something) I'll be darned! I'll be hanged I'll be hanged if I (do something) I'll be seeing you I'll be the judge of that I'll be! I'll believe it when I see it I'll believe it/that when I see it I'll bite I'll call back later I'll drink to that I'll drink to that! I'll eat my hat I'll eat my hat! ill feeling I'll get a rain check I'll get back to (someone) I'll get back to you I'll get back to you on that I'll get right on (something) I'll get right on it I'll have a brewski I'll have the same I'll have to beg off ill health I'll knock your block/head off! I'll let you go I'll look you up when I'm in town I'll love you and leave you I'll put a stop to that I'll say I'll see ya (later) I'll see you (later) I'll see you later I'll see your (something) and raise you (something else) I'll take a rain check I'll tell you I'll thank you to (do something) I'll thank you to do something I'll thank you to keep your opinions to yourself

English Vocalbulary

ill-founded ill-gotten ill health ill humour ill-judged ill-kempt ill-looking ill luck ill-mannered ill nature ill-natured ill-omened ill-placed ill-sorted ill-starred ill-suited ill-tempered ill-timed