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feel someone/something out
phrasal verb with feelverbuk /fiːl/ us /fiːl/felt | felt
to try to get information from someone or from a situation without asking direct questions: 试探出…的意见（或态度）
Why don’t you feel them out to see if they’ll invite me over too?你为什么不跟他们试探一下，看看他们是不是也会邀请我？
I think they are trying to feel out what the new relationship should be.我想他们还在试探新的关系应该是什么样的。
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appreciation for something
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latch
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feel someone/something out | American Dictionary
feel someone/something out
phrasal verb with feelverbus/fil/past tense and past participlefeltus/felt/
to try to get information from someone or from a situation without asking direct questions:
Why don’t you feel them out to see if they’ll invite me over too?
I think they are trying to feel out what the new relationship should be.
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