sentiment

sentiment
noun
1) (mental feeling) Gefühl, das
2) (emotion conveyed in art) Empfindung, die
3) no pl. (emotional weakness) Sentimentalität, die
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['sentimənt]
noun
(tender feeling or emotion: a song full of patriotic sentiment.) die Sentimentalität
- academic.ru/65938/sentimental">sentimental
- sentimentally
- sentimentality
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sen·ti·ment
[ˈsentɪmənt, AM -t̬ə-]
n (form)
1. usu pl (attitude) Ansicht f, Meinung f
my \sentiments exactly! ganz meine Meinung!
to put \sentiments into action Ansichten in die Tat umsetzen
\sentiments of love Zuneigungsbekundungen pl
\sentiments of support Hilfsbereitschaftsbekundungen pl
to share sb's \sentiments jds Ansichten teilen
2. no pl (general opinion)
popular/public \sentiment allgemeine/öffentliche Meinung
to echo/express a \sentiment eine Ansicht bekräftigen/äußern; STOCKEX
market \sentiment Börsenstimmung f, Börsenklima nt
3. no pl (excessive emotion) Sentimentalität f a. pej, Rührseligkeit f, Gefühlsduselei f pej fam
to appeal to \sentiment an das Gefühl appellieren
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['sentɪmənt]
n
1) (= feeling, emotion) Gefühl nt
2) (= sentimentality) Sentimentalität f, Rührseligkeit f
3) (= opinion) Ansicht f, Meinung f

what are your sentiments on this? — was ist Ihre Meinung or Ansicht dazu?, wie denken Sie darüber?

my sentiments exactly! — genau meine Ansicht or Meinung!

4) (= thought behind words or deeds) Gedanke m
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sentiment [ˈsentımənt] s
1. (seelische) Empfindung, (Gefühls)Regung f, Gefühl n (alle:
toward[s] sb jemandem gegenüber)
2. pl Meinung f, Gedanken pl, (Geistes)Haltung f:
noble sentiments edle Gesinnung;
(those are) my sentiments exactly Sie sprechen mir aus der Seele
3. (Zart-, Fein)Gefühl n, Innigkeit f (auch in der Kunst):
for sentiment aus emotionalen Gründen
4. → sentimentality
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noun
1) (mental feeling) Gefühl, das
2) (emotion conveyed in art) Empfindung, die
3) no pl. (emotional weakness) Sentimentalität, die
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n.
Empfindung f.
Gefühl -e n.

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