在教学过程中我遇见过这样一个句子,“...When I got off the plane. I took one big deepbreath of the smog-filled air, my eyes began towater, I began to sneeze. and I felt like a new managain.”我一下飞机,便深深地吸了一大口满是烟雾的空气,我的双眼开始流泪,我开始打喷嚏,于是我觉得自己脱胎换骨换了个人似的。该句中feel like是英语口语中较常用的一个习语,有几种含义和用法,有时易与would like, feel like oneself等习语相混淆,本文拟介绍一下它的一些主要含义和用法及与这两个习语的区别,供读者学习时参考: I had one big deepbreath of the smog-filled air, my eyes began towater, I began to sneeze. And I felt like a new managain. "When I got off the plane, I took a deep, smoky air and my eyes started to burst into tears. I started sneezing and I felt like I was reborn. In this sentence, feel like is one of the more commonly used idioms in spoken English. There are several meanings and usages. Sometimes it is confused with idioms like would like, feel like oneself. This article will introduce some of its main meanings and usages. The difference between these two idioms, for readers to learn reference: