See Also: feel for, pity, compassionate, condole with, sympathize with
Hyponyms: familiarization, familiarisation, woodcraft, world, reality, life, living, reliving, re-experiencing, reminder, appalling, augury, sign, foretoken, preindication, flash, flashing, good time, blast, loss, near-death experience, ordeal, out-of-body experience, taste, time, trip, head trip, vision, meet, encounter, receive, relive, live over, recapture, pride, plume, congratulate, smolder, smoulder, harbor, harbour, hold, entertain, nurse, cool off, anger, see red, chafe, suffer, fume, repent, regret, rue, sadden, rejoice, joy, sympathize, sympathise, take pride, pride oneself, burn, die, fly high, glow, beam, radiate, shine, respire, labor, labour, sustain, have, get, take, horripilate, know, live, endure, feel, enjoy, witness, find, see, come
Entailments: perceive, comprehend
Derivational Morphology: undergo, see, go through, have, feel, receive, get, know, live, feelings, feeling
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Croatian: iskusiti | Danish: opleve | ||
Dutch: ervaren | Finnish: kokea | ||
French: éprouver | German: erfahren | ||
Hungarian: tapasztal | Icelandic: reyna | ||
Indonesian: alam | Interlingua: experientiar | ||
Italian: esperire | Japanese: 経験 | ||
Korean: 경험하다 | Lithuanian: patirti | ||
Norwegian: erfare | Polish: doświadczyć | ||
Portuguese: experienciar | Russian: испытывать | ||
Spanish: experimentar | Swedish: uppleva | ||
Vietnamese: kinh nghiệm |
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