sintió

felt, he felt

Verb sintió

Formal second-person singular (usted) preterite indicative form of sentir.
Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) preterite indicative form of sentir.

Examples

Al oír eso, sintió ganas de llorar.

When she heard that, she felt like crying.

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Él sintió dolor y compasión.

He felt pain and compassion.

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Tom se sintió humillado.

Tom felt humiliated.

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Se sintió en casa.

He felt at home.

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Sintió un golpe en el hombro.

He felt a blow on his shoulder.

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Tom sintió que Mary estaba sufriendo.

Tom sensed that Mary was in pain.

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Tom sintió que necesitaba explicar por qué venía atrasado.

Tom felt that he needed to explain why he was late.

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Tom sintió dolor en su espalda.

Tom felt a pain in his back.

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Mary se sintió excluida.

Mary felt excluded.

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Todo el mundo se sintió seguro.

Everyone felt safe.

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