Usage examples of "sentito" in Italian with translation to English

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Hai sentito la terra muoversi? Did you feel the earth move?
Tom si è sentito umiliato. Tom felt humiliated.
Abbiamo sentito la terra tremare. We felt the ground trembling.
Abbiamo sentito il terreno tremare. We felt the ground trembling.
Ho sentito qualcosa toccarmi il piede. I felt something touch my foot.
Tom si è sentito molto isolato. Tom felt very lonely.
Posso immaginare come ti sei sentito. I can imagine how you felt.
Tom si è sentito molto solo. Tom felt very lonely.
Ho sentito un brivido di terrore attraversarmi. I felt like a shudder was sent through me.
Ho sentito il mio cuore battere violentemente. I felt my heart beating violently.
Non mi sono mai sentito così stupido. I have never felt so stupid.
Non mi sono mai sentito tanto stupido. I have never felt so stupid.
Non sente la casa tremare? Don't you feel the house shaking?
Io mi sentii fuori posto. I felt out of place.
Parlammo a voce bassa per non essere sentiti. We talked in a low voice so as not to be heard.
Si sente minacciata dai semafori? Do you feel threatened by the traffic lights?
Non mi sentivo molto affamato. I was not feeling very hungry.
Mia madre si sente meglio. My mother feels better.
Mi sento molto meglio oggi. I'm feeling much better today.
Si sente minacciato dai semafori? Do you feel threatened by the traffic lights?
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