How is the phrase sentimiento de gratitud translated from Spanish to English

Fuerte sensación de estar agradecido a alguien.

A strong sense of being thankful to someone.

noun
English translation
Feelings of gratitude

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  • La invadió un profundo sentimiento de gratitud. She was filled with feelings of gratitude.

  • El sentimiento de gratitud lo mantuvo tranquilo aquel día. Feelings of gratitude kept him calm that day.

  • Intenta expresar en voz alta tu sentimiento de gratitud. Try to express your feelings of gratitude out loud.

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FAQ about “sentimiento de gratitud”

How is “sentimiento de gratitud” translated from Spanish?
“sentimiento de gratitud” translates into English as “Feelings of gratitude”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “sentimiento de gratitud” mean?
Meaning of “sentimiento de gratitud”: Fuerte sensación de estar agradecido a alguien. In English — “Feelings of gratitude”.
What part of speech is “sentimiento de gratitud”?
“sentimiento de gratitud” is a noun.
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