Usage examples of "feel bad" in English with translation to German

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If it makes you feel bad, why do you smoke? Wenn dir davon schlecht wird, warum rauchst du?
I feel bad today. Ich fühle mich heute schlecht.
They smell bad. Sie riechen übel.
Now that you know the truth, perhaps you'll feel better. Da du jetzt die Wahrheit kennst, ist dir vielleicht wohler zumute.
Great men are almost always bad men, even when they exercise influence and not authority. Große Männer sind fast immer böse Männer, selbst wenn sie Einfluss ausüben und nicht Autorität.
A sound sleep made me feel much better. Da ich tief geschlafen habe, geht es mir wieder sehr gut.
Keep away from me because I have a bad cold. Bleib weg von mir, ich bin sehr erkältet.
I feel cold. Do you mind closing the window? Mir ist kalt. Macht es dir etwas aus, das Fenster zuzumachen?
Bad news travels fast. Schlechte Neuigkeiten verbreiten sich schnell.
I don't feel like eating now. Mir ist jetzt nicht nach essen.
Having a few extra batteries handy is never a bad idea. Ein paar Ersatzbatterien zur Hand zu haben ist niemals eine schlechte Idee.
I feel very feverish. Ich fühle mich sehr fiebrig.
Tom can't put up with Mary's bad manners any longer. Tom kann Marys schlechte Manieren nicht länger ertragen.
I feel cold this morning. Mir ist heute Morgen kalt.
I've caught a bad cold. Ich habe mir eine schlimme Erkältung eingefangen.
I feel well today. Heute geht's mir gut.
It is bad manners to speak with your mouth full. Es gehört sich nicht mit vollem Mund zu sprechen.
I feel myself better today. Heute fühle ich mich besser.
I stayed home because I had a bad cold. Ich bin wegen einer schlimmen Erkältung zu Hause geblieben.
I feel like doing something different today. Mir ist danach, heute etwas anderes zu tun.
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