feel out

英 [fiːl aʊt]

美 [fiːl aʊt]

试探，摸清（某人的想法）

英英释义

verb

• try to learn someone's opinions and intentions
  1. I have to sound out the new professor
  Synonym:check outsound out

双语例句

• Contact business members of the delegation directly and feel out their intentions.
  直接同代表团的商务人员接触，摸清他们的意图。
• Britons are actually quite reserved and being at university can make them feel out of their comfort zone.
  英国人实际上很保守，而大学生活也令他们脱离了自己的自在区。
• Jim is quite shy; he will feel out of place in the presence of unknown people.
  吉姆很害羞，在陌生人面前往往感到手足无措。
• Let's feel out our parents and see if they'll let us go.
  我们试探一下父母，看他们是否让我们去。
• I did feel out of place most of the time.
  大多数时候我都觉得很不自在。
• Yan Ran silently facing the computer, emerging only lonely heart, that the solitude of heart, this feeling even if it is faced with the lively crowd, or is silent when silence would suddenly feel out.
  燕然默默的面对着电脑，心头涌现的只是孤寂，那种发自内心的寂寥，这种感觉哪怕是面对着热闹的人群，或者是静静无语的时候都会突然的感觉出来。
• At first you'll feel out of place.
  起初你会觉得不习惯。
• The boss can have remote command and monitor the service quality of the store in the office, without having to run about and feel out of mind.
  老板在办公室即可遥控指挥和监听门店的服务质量。不用跑来跑去，更不会觉得自己分身乏术。
• I'll feel out the members of the committee.
  我会小心地把那些委员们的意见打听出来的。
• He never seemed to feel out of place at social functions.
  在社交场合他好像从未感到什么不自在。