Translation for 'felt' from English to Albanian

felt

shajak {m}

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to be felt

ndihem

• Game Vortex felt the game wouldn't appeal gamers or aspiring riders alike.
• Townshend felt confident about the song, even stating that he felt it was possibly one of the best tracks the Who ever did.
• Although most of them were in agreement about the issues discussed, the topic of how they felt during pregnancy was a little different.
• In his personal life, Beuys had adopted a felt hat, a felt suit, a cane and a vest as his standard look.
• Taunton was also home to several textile mills (Whittenton Mills) and other industries, such as felt (Bacon Felt) and brick making.

• Geoff Burrowes, who produced the first movie, decided to direct as he felt he would clash with any other director because he felt so strongly about the material.
• Some observers felt "Squad Leader" was too romantic a view of infantry combat.
• The earthquake was felt in Rangoon and Mawlamyine, but little damage was reported. It was also felt in Chittagong, Bangladesh, and Calcutta, India. Shaking was felt in much of Burma.
• Many aftershocks were felt until 04:30 local time. Earthquakes were felt every two minutes of each other. Another earthquake was felt on January 8 at 14:30.
• According to Gendlin, the Focusing process makes a felt sense more tangible and easier to work with.

• Eilish has revealed that the creative process of "Happier Than Ever" felt "very natural", unlike her previous projects where she constantly felt anxious and under pressure.
• Software in Zicht felt it would be more accessible to older children.
• Commodore Format Magazine felt the game exuded originality and style. ZZap!64 Magazine felt the graphics were imaginative and varied.
• Commenting on the pain felt by his parents when the film was released, David Profumo said, "I never felt sorrier for them in my life".
• Felt hats (کُلأ نِمِدی): A round felt made that has no edges and sometimes is surrounded by Golvani.

• In a CBS News and YouGov poll of almost 2,100 American adults conducted from July 17 to 19, it was found that 34% felt that Trump's initial tweets were not racist, and 48% felt that they were racist.
• Erin Finnegan felt the anthology format worked well with the explicit themes.
• The Albanian traditional felt cap ([...] , cognate of "pilos" and "pileus") originated from a similar felt cap worn by the Illyrians.
• Among the participants were an ordained priest who, despite reporting feelings of euphoria claimed she felt disconnected from God; the novelist Lionel Shriver who felt the dose was too low and a retires SAS soldier who became paranoid and felt so bad the next day that he had to spend the afternoon in bed.