Usage examples of "do not feel like" in English with translation to German

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I do not feel like drinking beer tonight. Ich habe keine Lust, heute Abend Bier zu trinken.
To think what we do not feel is to lie to ourselves, in the same way that we lie to others when we say what we do not think. Etwas zu denken, was man nicht fühlt, ist sich selbst zu belügen, genauso wie es ist andere anzulügen, wenn wir ihnen etwas sagen, was wir nicht denken.
I do not feel sad. Ich bin nicht traurig.
I do not feel well Ich fühle mich nicht wohl
Shugo is a colloquial way of referring to someone who can drink large quantities of alcohol and additionally not feel the effects of intoxication. Shugo ist eine umgangssprachliche Art über jemanden zu reden, der große Mengen Alkohol trinken kann und dabei keinerlei Rausch empfindet.
I don't much feel like working these days. Ich habe in letzter Zeit keine große Lust zu arbeiten.
If my plane doesn't crash, and if I do not get kidnapped by organ thieves, I will drop you a line at the beginning of the week. Wenn mein Flieger nicht abstürzt und ich nicht von Organ-Dieben gekidnappt werde, schreibe ich dir Anfang der Woche ein paar Zeilen.
I don't feel like eating now. Mir ist jetzt nicht nach essen.
Do not eat. Iss nicht!
I feel like doing something different today. Mir ist danach, heute etwas anderes zu tun.
Please do not leave your luggage unattended. Bitte lassen Sie Ihr Gepäck nicht unbeaufsichtigt.
I feel like eating out tonight. Ich habe Lust, heute Abend essen zu gehen.
Do not mistake sin with crime. Verwechsele nicht Sünde mit Verbrechen.
There are days where I feel like my brain wants to abandon me. Es gibt Tage, an denen ich den Eindruck habe, dass mein Gehirn mich im Stich lassen will.
Please do not touch the merchandise. Bitte fassen Sie die Ware nicht an.
"I feel like playing cards." "So do I." "Ich habe Lust, Karten zu spielen." "Ich auch."
I do not think he will ever get over the loss of his wife. Ich glaube nicht, dass er jemals über den Verlust seiner Frau hinwegkommen wird.
I feel like throwing up. Ich könnte kotzen.
I do not work. Ich arbeite nicht.
I don't feel like studying. Ich habe keine Lust zu studieren.
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