Usage examples of "sent" in French with translation to English

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Translations: all197 sense92 feel56 smell24 other translations25
Il se sent chez soi. He felt at home.
Ma mère se sent mieux. My mother feels better.
Elle se sent beaucoup mieux. She's feeling much better.
Il se sent beaucoup mieux. He's feeling much better.
Il se sent très heureux. He feels very happy.
Tout le monde se sent pessimiste. Everyone feels pessimistic.
Elle se sent mal aujourd'hui. She feels bad today.
Personne ne se sent optimiste aujourd'hui. Nobody feels optimistic today.
Il se sent beaucoup mieux aujourd'hui. He feels a lot better today.
Ici, chacun se sent respecté et aimé. Here, everybody feels respected and appreciated.
Elle bégaye quand elle se sent nerveuse. She stammers when she feels nervous.
Elle se sent à l'aise dans leur maison. She feels at ease in their home.
Elle pense à lui lorsqu'elle se sent seule. She thinks about him when she's feeling lonely.
Il se sent bien quand il joue de la guitare. He feels relaxed when he's playing the guitar.
Avec un bon livre entre les mains, on ne se sent jamais seul. With a good book in your hands you need never feel lonely.
Mary n’a personne avec qui parler, mais elle ne se sent pas seule. Mary does not have anyone to talk to, but she does not feel lonely.
Mary n'a personne à qui parler mais elle ne se sent pas seule. Mary has nobody to talk with, but she doesn't feel lonely.
Comme il ne se sent pas bien aujourd'hui, il ne peut pas venir au bureau. Since he doesn't feel well today, he can't come to the office.
On ne peut jamais être heureux si l'on se sent envieux à l'égard d'autrui. You can never be happy if you feel envious of other people.
Tout le monde se sent un peu outré à l'idée de ses parents entretenant des relations sexuelles. Everyone feels a little grossed out at the thought of their parents having sex.
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