What does sentimente in Romanian mean?
What is the meaning of the word sentimente in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use sentimente in Romanian.
The word sentimente in Romanian means inimă, a ține la, sentimente rănite, lipsă de sentimente, lipsă de sentimente, sentimente amestecate, sentimente contradictorii, excesiv de sentimental, sentimente de afecțiune. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word sentimente
inimă(figurative (feelings, sympathy) While my head says I should stay, my heart tells me to go. |
a ține la(have romantic feelings for) Juliana încă ține la Simon, după toți acești ani. Juliana still cares for Simon after all these years. |
sentimente rănite(emotion: let-down, resentment) He's so sensitive, he often has hurt feelings. |
lipsă de sentimente(apathy) |
lipsă de sentimente(lack of sympathy) He ended their relationship by text message which shows a complete lack of feeling. |
sentimente amestecate, sentimente contradictorii(conflicted emotions) |
excesiv de sentimental(given to exaggerated feelings) |
sentimente de afecțiune(affection) He put all his most tender feelings in a letter to her. |
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