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

• I'm leaving. I feel out of place being here.
  我要走，我在这里觉得不自在。
• 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。
• 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。
• You feel out of place in your new environment.
  你在新环境下感到格格不入。
• 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。
• 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。
• Older generations normally dress cool and casual and in general you won't feel out of place if you do as well.
  年龄稍长的人一般会穿得很酷又很休闲，如果你也那样穿，你也不会感到不习惯。
• Making one feel out of place or alienated.
  使人感到不自在或被疏离的。
• Do you ever feel out of place?
  你是否感觉到有什么不对的地方？
• 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。