feel out

英 [fiːl aʊt]

美 [fiːl aʊt]

试探，摸清（某人的想法）

英英释义

verb

• try to learn someone's opinions and intentions
  1. I have to sound out the new professor
  Synonym:check outsound out

双语例句

• He never seemed to feel out of place at social functions.
  在社交场合他好像从未感到什么不自在。
• Britons are actually quite reserved and being at university can make them feel out of their comfort zone.
  英国人实际上很保守，而大学生活也令他们脱离了自己的自在区。
• Whenever I'm the only young people among all these older people, I feel out of it.
  每当我一个年轻人与这些老人在一起时，我总感到很不自在。
• Yan Ran silently facing the computer, emerging only lonely heart, that the solitude of heart, this feeling even if it is faced with the lively crowd, or is silent when silence would suddenly feel out.
  燕然默默的面对着电脑，心头涌现的只是孤寂，那种发自内心的寂寥，这种感觉哪怕是面对着热闹的人群，或者是静静无语的时候都会突然的感觉出来。
• Making one feel out of place or alienated.
  使人感到不自在或被疏离的。
• I'm leaving. I feel out of place being here.
  我要走，我在这里觉得不自在。
• Do you ever feel out of place?
  你是否感觉到有什么不对的地方？
• This nightmare generally means you feel out of control, powerless, or inadequate.
  这类噩梦意味着你感觉失去控制，无力或不满足。
• Older generations normally dress cool and casual and in general you won't feel out of place if you do as well.
  年龄稍长的人一般会穿得很酷又很休闲，如果你也那样穿，你也不会感到不习惯。
• I did feel out of place most of the time.
  大多数时候我都觉得很不自在。