Examples of using Does feel in English and their translations into Portuguese
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HabitBull does feel a little like a game in which you compete with yourself.
that unleashing them on my local circle truly does feel like infecting people with a smarmy virus.
I'm sure Tom does feel as if he knew her.
Incrediblock doesn't truly innovate within the Arkanoid style of game, but it does feel fresh and new partly due to it's graphics
With Franke, every guest really does feel welcome, and the special aesthetics create a truly memorable atmosphere.
it really does feel good.
it really does feel good.
If the unsub does feel stripped of his own identity,
As long as one does not feel the foreignness(Fremdheit) yet does feel the foreign(Fremde), a translation has reached its highest goal;
The West also does feel a bit down-trodden by the recent shift in economic
The game really does feel a bit hard at times,
Dexter occasionally behaves in a way that suggests that he does feel some rudimentary human connection.
So it really does feel like a lot of luck but at the same time if you really work hard
It does feel sometimes a bit far from the downtown
wake the neighbours but it does feel very good,
While the plinth does feel somewhat insubstantial,
However, the rapporteur- and I have had the support of Parliament in this- does feel that during the drafting process a number of important elements have been removed from the Commission's intentions.
One does feel that it is necessary to add as a note the emphatic pronouncement that while fulfilling the Divine mind
it is widely assumed that many non-human brains are conscious- that a dog really does feel pain when he is hurt.
It did feel like after all we have been through FANTASTIC!
