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feat

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /fiːt/

Forms: feats

feat means: Something difficult that someone succeeds in doing and that people admire.

noun

IMPRESSIVE ACHIEVEMENTC1

Something difficult that someone succeeds in doing and that people admire.

  • Climbing that wall was a remarkable feat.
  • The bridge is an impressive feat of engineering.
  • Finishing the race after his injury was no small feat.

How to use it: a feat of something (Lifting that stone was a feat of strength.)

Similar words: achievement, accomplishment

Common phrases: remarkable feat, feat of strength, no small feat

Questions about feat

What does feat mean?

Something difficult that someone succeeds in doing and that people admire.

What is feat in other languages?

Türkçe: başarı · Español: hazaña · Français: exploit · Deutsch: Meisterleistung · Italiano: impresa · 日本語: 偉業

How do you pronounce feat?

It is pronounced /fiːt/.

How do you use feat in a sentence?

Climbing that wall was a remarkable feat. The bridge is an impressive feat of engineering.

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