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Meanings of feat in English

Portuguese
façanha
Catalan
feta
Spanish
logro

A notable achievement.

façanha

An action that requires great skills to be performed successfully.

Usage of feat in English
1
That's quite a feat, given how crummy the experience is these days.
Wired
2
But that it retains her family name today was no mean feat.
The Irish Times
3
His feat was also achieved on the Palmer rather than Smurfit course.
The Irish Times
4
It makes for quite a demonstration; I consider it no mean feat.
Arrival (Stories of Your Life and Others)
5
This is quite a remarkable feat for a book of political theory.
The Irish Times
6
The American golf legend had not achieved the feat in 14 years.
News.com.au
7
But this phenomenal feat of competition and endurance raises several larger questions.
The Guardian
8
Acting, for him, is absolutely physical; a feat in its own right.
The Guardian
9
Tramping four miles from the station in our condition is a feat.
The Horse-Stealers and Other Stories
10
By any criteria, in any year, his feat in November was outstanding.
The Irish Times
11
Entebbe was a great feat of arms but how important was it?
The Guardian
12
The feat is recorded by Mr. Matthias, in the Pursuits of Literature:
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 4
13
Of course it's an impressive feat-butthe real limiting factor is friction.
Wired
14
Rask also accomplished the feat in the playoffs a few years ago.
Reuters
15
Mr. Stashevsky said there was interest, but no excitement regarding this feat.
The new yorker
16
Over the previous 14 seasons, they managed that feat only five times.
Reuters
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Common
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