feel bad

sentirse culpable, sentir remordimientos

Sentir pena o vergüenza por creer que se ha hecho algo malo.

En inglés sencillo: To feel sorry or ashamed because you believe you did something wrong.

• I feel bad about lying.
• He felt bad after shouting at his sister.
• Do you feel bad about what you said?

Cómo se usa: feel bad about something/doing something (I feel bad about breaking your cup.)

Sinónimos: feel guilty, regret

Expresiones frecuentes: feel bad about something, feel bad for lying

sentirse mal

Encontrarse mal de salud o sentirse enfermo.

En inglés sencillo: To feel sick or unwell.

• I feel bad today.
• She felt bad after taking the medicine.
• Do you still feel bad, or has your fever gone?

Sinónimos: feel ill, feel sick, feel unwell

Antónimos: feel well

Expresiones frecuentes: feel bad today, feel bad after treatment

sentir pena por, compadecer

Sentir pena por alguien que está triste o pasa por una situación difícil.

En inglés sencillo: To feel sorry for someone because they are unhappy or in a difficult situation.

• I feel bad for him.
• We felt bad for her after she lost her job.
• Do you feel bad for the losing team?

Cómo se usa: feel bad for someone (I feel bad for the children who lost their home.)

Sinónimos: feel sorry for, sympathize with

Expresiones frecuentes: feel bad for someone, feel bad for children

sentir molestias, sentir dolor

Notar una sensación desagradable en el cuerpo, como dolor o molestias.

En inglés sencillo: To experience an unpleasant feeling in your body, such as pain or discomfort.

• My back feels bad today.
• It felt bad when the cold water hit my skin.
• Does your shoulder still feel bad when you move it?

Sinónimos: hurt, feel uncomfortable

Antónimos: feel good

Expresiones frecuentes: feel bad physically, feel bad afterwards