Examples of using Does feel in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Financial
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Computer
Of course, there are times when one does feel quite distinct emotions of this sort,
If the unsub does feel stripped of his own identity,
and that it“really does feel like the third chapter in a book.”.
That is fornication by both of them even if afterward he does feel obligated and marries her.
Nothing to do with you, of course, but one does feel… more carefree in London.
word to use to describe my situation, but a part of me does feel fortunate that I didn't get hit by the proverbial bus.
It really does feel good to be able to make someone happy if even for a moment.
And when it comes time to start trading guilds, and does feel like a man standing firmly on his feet in this uncompromising world.
This is something of a downside, because that does feel like a lot-
Our resident alpha male was right about one thing… the case does feel, thankfully, pretty open-and-shut.
This could be just part of normal operating procedures, but it does feel a little iffy to us.
Clearly, if the psychotic individual does feel safe or safer, she may express less of a need to speculate,
Have to say that Hilton ParkSA does feel very much like the poor cousin to it's sister Hotel Hilton Istanbul which you can see just across the park from this one.
Does feel like a drug then what precisely, other side effects, this, area between delight,
though the action is restricted to Manhattan it's to the credit of this design that as things begin to turn sour it really does feel that way.
It is an obligation which the individual is supposed to feel and does feel towards the content of his professional activity,
Really do feel within myself that I'm driving better than I have ever driven.
I do feel the same way.
But I do feel very lifted.
But I do feel it about singing.