sensation
noun /senˈseɪʃn/
/senˈseɪʃn/
- [countable] a feeling that you get when something affects your body
感觉；知觉 - a tingling/burning sensation
刺痛/烧灼感 - I had a sensation of falling, as if in a dream.
我有一种坠落的感觉，像在梦中似的。
- A wonderful sensation filled his body.
一种美妙的感觉传遍他的全身。 - For a special taste sensation, try our gourmet coffee.
要享受特别的口感，就品尝一下我们的极品咖啡吧。 - He felt a tingling sensation down his side.
他身体一侧有麻刺感。 - I had a strange sensation in my leg.
我的腿有些异样的感觉。 - Lisa felt a burning sensation in her eyes.
莉萨觉得眼睛有灼热感。 - Most people enjoy the sensation of eating.
大多数人享受吃东西的乐趣。 - the sensation of sand between your toes
沙粒在脚趾间的感觉 - She felt a sinking sensation in the pit of her stomach.
她的内心深处有一种不祥之感。 - He was overwhelmed by a sensation of fear.
他感到极度恐惧。 - Rossi described the sensation of plunging downhill at 130 mph.
罗西描述了以 130 英里的时速坠落山下的感受。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- bodily
- physical
- tactile
- …
- experience
- feel
- have
- …
- come back
- come over somebody
- fill something
- …
- sensation in
- sensation of
- a tingling/burning sensation
- [uncountable] the ability to feel through your sense of touch
感觉能力；知觉能力 - She seemed to have lost all sensation in her arms.
她的两条胳膊好像完全失去知觉了。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- bodily
- physical
- tactile
- …
- experience
- feel
- have
- …
- come back
- come over somebody
- fill something
- …
- sensation in
- sensation of
- She seemed to have lost all sensation in her arms.
- [countable, usually singular] a general feeling or impression that is difficult to explain; an experience or a memory
直觉；莫名其妙的感觉；经历；回忆 - He had the eerie sensation of being watched.
他不安地感到有人在监视他。 - When I arrived, I had the sensation that she had been expecting me.
我到那儿后，感觉到她一直在等着我。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- bodily
- physical
- tactile
- …
- experience
- feel
- have
- …
- come back
- come over somebody
- fill something
- …
- sensation in
- sensation of
- He had the eerie sensation of being watched.
- [countable, usually singular] very great surprise, excitement, or interest among a lot of people; the person or the thing that causes this surprise
轰动；哗然；引起轰动的人（或事物） - News of his arrest caused a sensation.
他被捕的消息引起了轰动。 - The band became a sensation overnight.
一夜之间，这支乐队名声大振。
Topics Feelingsc1- Golf's latest teen sensation is 14-year-old Michael Woo.
最近引起轰动的高尔夫神童是 14 岁的迈克尔・吴。 - The series became a media sensation in the early 1950s.
该系列在 20 世纪 50 年代初引起了媒体轰动。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- great
- overnight
- international
- …
- cause
- create
- become
- …
- News of his arrest caused a sensation.
词源early 17th cent.: from medieval Latin sensatio(n-), from Latin sensus ‘faculty of feeling, thought, meaning’, from sentire ‘feel’.