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Definition
Synonym
eingepfercht
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
eingepfercht
; eingesperrt
adj
sich eingeengt fühlen
penned in
to feel penned in
(Tiere) in einen Pferch treiben; einpferchen
v
agr.
in einen Pferch treibend; einpferchend
in einen Pferch getrieben;
eingepfercht
to corral (animals)
Am.
corralling; corraling
Am.
corralled; corraled
Am.
(Tiere) in einen Pferch treiben; einpferchen
v
agr.
in einen Pferch treibend; einpferchend
in einen Pferch getrieben;
eingepfercht
to corral (animals)
Am.
corralling; corraling
Am.
corralled; corraled
Am.
eingepfercht
; eingesperrt
adj
sich eingeengt fühlen
penned in
to feel penned in
Deutsche
eingepfercht Synonyme
Englische
penned in Synonyme
penned
autograph
autographic
barred
beleaguered
beset
besieged
blockaded
bound
cabined
caged
calligraphic
chirographic
cloistered
closed-in
confined
cooped
cordoned
cordoned off
corralled
cramped
cribbed
cursive
enclosed
engrossed
fenced
flowing
graphic
graphoanalytic
graphologic
graphometric
hedged
hemmed
holograph
holographic
immured
imprisoned
in longhand
in shorthand
in writing
incarcerated
inscribed
italic
italicized
jailed
leaguered
longhand
manuscript
mewed
on paper
paled
penciled
pent-up
printed
quarantined
railed
restrained
running
scriptorial
scriptural
shorthand
shut-in
stylographic
walled
walled-in
written
eingepfercht Definition
Feel
(
v.
t.)
To
perceive
by
the
touch
Feel
(
v.
t.)
To
touch
Feel
(
v.
t.)
To
perceive
by
the
mind
Feel
(
v.
t.)
To
take
internal
cognizance
of
Feel
(
v.
t.)
To
perceive
Feel
(
v.
i.)
To
have
perception
by
the
touch,
or
by
contact
of
anything
with
the
nerves
of
sensation,
especially
those
upon
the
surface
of
the
body.
Feel
(
v.
i.)
To
have
the
sensibilities
moved
or
affected.
Feel
(
v.
i.)
To
be
conscious
of
an
inward
impression,
state
of
mind,
persuasion,
physical
condition,
etc.
Feel
(
v.
i.)
To
know
with
feeling
Feel
(
v.
i.)
To
appear
to
the
touch
Feel
(
n.
)
Feeling
Feel
(
n.
)
A
sensation
communicated
by
touching
Penned
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Pen
Penned
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Pen
Penned
(
a.
)
Winged
Penned
(
a.
)
Written
with
a
pen
penned in / to feel penned in Bedeutung
feel
manual
stimulation
of
the
genital
area
for
sexual
pleasure,
the
girls
hated
it
when
he
tried
to
sneak
a
feel
tactile
property
feel
a
property
perceived
by
touch
feel
an
intuitive
awareness,
he
has
a
feel
for
animals
or
it's
easy
when
you
get
the
feel
of
it,
spirit
tone
feel
feeling
flavor
flavour
look
smell
the
general
atmosphere
of
a
place
or
situation
and
the
effect
that
it
has
on
people,
the
feel
of
the
city
excited
him,
a
clergyman
improved
the
tone
of
the
meeting,
it
had
the
smell
of
treason
feel
be
conscious
of
a
physical,
mental,
or
emotional
state,
My
cold
is
gone--I
feel
fine
today,
She
felt
tired
after
the
long
hike,
She
felt
sad
after
her
loss
feel
like
a
million
feel
like
a
million
dollars
be
in
excellent
health
and
spirits,
he
feels
like
a
million
after
he
got
the
promotion
feel
have
a
feeling
or
perception
about
oneself
in
reaction
to
someone's
behavior
or
attitude,
She
felt
small
and
insignificant,
You
make
me
feel
naked,
I
made
the
students
feel
different
about
themselves
find
a
feel
come
to
believe
on
the
basis
of
emotion,
intuitions,
or
indefinite
grounds,
I
feel
that
he
doesn't
like
me,
I
find
him
to
be
obnoxious,
I
found
the
movie
rather
entertaining
check
out
sound
out
feel
out
try
to
learn
someone's
opinions
and
intentions,
I
have
to
sound
out
the
new
professor
feel
finger
examine
by
touch,
Feel
this
soft
cloth!,
The
customer
fingered
the
sweater
feel
b,u
pass
one's
hands
over
the
sexual
organs
of,
He
felt
the
girl
in
the
movie
theater
palpate
feel
examine
(a
body
part)
by
palpation,
The
nurse
palpated
the
patient's
stomach,
The
runner
felt
her
pulse
feel
experience
undergo
an
emotional
sensation
or
be
in
a
particular
state
of
mind,
She
felt
resentful,
He
felt
regret
feel
for
pity
compassionate
condole
with
sympathize
with
share
the
suffering
of
feel
like
have
an
inclination
for
something
or
some
activity,
I
feel
like
staying
in
bed
all
day,
I
feel
like
a
cold
beer
now
feel
sense
perceive
by
a
physical
sensation,
e.g.,
coming
from
the
skin
or
muscles,
He
felt
the
wind,
She
felt
an
object
brushing
her
arm,
He
felt
his
flesh
crawl,
She
felt
the
heat
when
she
got
out
of
the
car
feel
undergo
passive
experience
of:We
felt
the
effects
of
inflation,
her
fingers
felt
their
way
through
the
string
quartet,
she
felt
his
contempt
of
her
feel
grope
or
feel
in
search
of
something,
He
felt
for
his
wallet
feel
produce
a
certain
impression,
It
feels
nice
to
be
home
again
feel
find
by
testing
or
cautious
exploration,
He
felt
his
way
around
the
dark
room
feel
be
felt
or
perceived
in
a
certain
way,
The
ground
feels
shaky,
The
sheets
feel
soft
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