feeling; emotion; to move (emotionally)

sensitive; susceptible

to feel; to move; to touch; to affect; feeling; emotion; (suffix) sense of ~

creative inspiration

to have a premonition; premonition

sense of humor

sense of security

pleasure; thrill; delight; joy; pleasurable sensation; a high

to feel deeply

good opinion; favorable impression

sad; emotional; sentimental; pathos

to be disgusted with; to dislike; bad reaction; antipathy

flu; influenza

(have the) same feeling; similar impression; common feeling

feeling of guilt

sense of responsibility

(idiom) emotionally sensitive and prone to melancholy

sixth sense (i.e. intuition, premonition, telepathy etc)

mouthfeel; texture (of food)

to feel even more (lonely etc); to be extremely (sad, delighted etc)

to feel prompted by one's perception of sth

sense of satisfaction

sense of beauty; aesthetic perception

sense of achievement

the feel (of sth touched with the hand); (textiles) handle

realism (in art); sense of reality; texture; tactile quality

sense of direction

bird flu; avian influenza

sense of belonging

musicality; feel for music

sensing (electronics); telepathy

physical sensation; somatosensory; motion sensing (gaming)

sense of movement (often in a static work of art); dynamic; vivid; lifelike

afterthought; reflection after an event; a review (of a movie etc)

sensitive; emotional

comicality; comical; (Buddhism) joy

drape effect (fashion)

see 孝感市[Xiao4 gan3 Shi4]

(neologism) (slang) (of music, visual style, movement or experiences) powerfully engaging in a way that excites or resonates deeply; electrifying; intense; pulse-pounding

malice; ill will

not felt or perceived; to feel nothing about; indifferent; unimpressed

susceptible

random thoughts (a literary genre)

ball sense; feel for the ball

inductance; inductor

to feel deeply; acute suffering

intuition; direct feeling or understanding

feeling of togetherness

sexiness; sexy; sensuality; sensual; voluptuous