feel the force/effects/benefits etc of something

KNOW somethingto experience the good or bad results of something 感受到某事物的力量/影响/好处等

The local economy is beginning to feel the effects of the recession.

当地经济开始感受到经济萎缩带来的影响。

Examples from the Corpus

feel the force/effects/benefits etc of something• Both say they now feel the effects of alcohol far sooner than when they smoked.• This force is universal, that is, every particle feels the force of gravity, according to its mass or energy.• His body was slack, and as he grew colder and more tired, he felt the force of his will diminish.• When they speak, I feel the force of history bearing down on me.• Kodak felt the effects of the anemic retail environment in December, the worst holiday shopping season since the 1991 recession.• The next hour passed amiably, by which time the two of them began to feel the effects of the day.• Southern California residents will feel the benefits of the new fuel, rather than see them.• He feels the effects of the night before, of a beat struck many times last night and last year.

→ feel the force/effects/benefits etc of something at feel1(3)

单词	feel the force/effects/benefits etc of something
释义	feel the force/effects/benefits etc of something feel the force/effects/benefits etc of something KNOW somethingto experience the good or bad results of something 感受到某事物的力量/影响/好处等 The local economy is beginning to feel the effects of the recession. 当地经济开始感受到经济萎缩带来的影响。 Examples from the Corpus feel the force/effects/benefits etc of something• Both say they now feel the effects of alcohol far sooner than when they smoked.• This force is universal, that is, every particle feels the force of gravity, according to its mass or energy.• His body was slack, and as he grew colder and more tired, he felt the force of his will diminish.• When they speak, I feel the force of history bearing down on me.• Kodak felt the effects of the anemic retail environment in December, the worst holiday shopping season since the 1991 recession.• The next hour passed amiably, by which time the two of them began to feel the effects of the day.• Southern California residents will feel the benefits of the new fuel, rather than see them.• He feels the effects of the night before, of a beat struck many times last night and last year. → feel the force/effects/benefits etc of something at feel1(3)
随便看	tell on sb tell on somebody tells tell sb apart tell sb flat tell sb fortune tell sb off tell sb sth to face tell sb sth to their face tell sb where to get off tell sb where to go tells me tells me that tell somebody apart tell somebody flat tell somebody off tell somebody's fortune tell somebody/something apart tell somebody something to face tell somebody something to their face tell somebody where to get off tell somebody where to go tell somebody where to go/where to get off tell somebody ↔ off tell something apart