ǒugǎn

偶感

Word · Verb

happen to feel; chance infection

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Meanings

2 senses · 6 examples
1.

verb

to happen to feel; to sense occasionally

Used to describe a sudden, temporary feeling or sensation, often minor.

Wǒ我
zuó昨
wǎn晚
ǒu偶
gǎn感
bù不
shì适
 ,
jīn今
zǎo早
jiù就
hǎo好
le了
 。

I felt a bit unwell last night, but I was fine this morning.

Dēng登
shān山
tú途
zhōng中
 ,
tā他
ǒu偶
gǎn感
yī一
zhèn阵
hán寒
yì意
 。

During the hike, he suddenly felt a chill.

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Yè夜
shēn深
rén人
jìng静
shí时
 ,
tā她
ǒu偶
gǎn感
yī一
sī丝
gū孤
dú独
 。

In the dead of night, she occasionally feels a pang of loneliness.

2.

verb

to contract by chance; to become infected accidentally

literary

Often used in traditional/classical contexts to describe catching a minor illness, particularly from elements like wind or cold. Can be used literally or metaphorically.

Tā他
chū出
mén门
wàng忘
le了
jiā加
yī衣
 ,
ǒu偶
gǎn感
fēng风
hán寒
 。

He forgot to put on more clothes when he went out and caught a slight chill.

Zài在
liú流
gǎn感
jì季
jié节
 ,
ǒu偶
gǎn感
bìng病
jūn菌
shì是
cháng常
yǒu有
de的
shì事
 。

It's common to accidentally contract germs during flu season.

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Yuè阅
dú读
tā他
de的
wén文
zì字
 ,
fǎng仿
fú佛
ǒu偶
gǎn感
yī一
lǚ缕
yōu忧
yù郁
de的
qì气
xī息
 。

Reading his writing is like being touched by a hint of melancholy.