megrims

• اسم يشير إلى صداع نصفي شديد ومتكرر، غالبًا ما يكون مصحوبًا بأعراض أخرى كالغثيان والحساسية للضوء والصوت، ويصيب النساء أكثر من الرجال.

A noun referring to a severe, recurring vascular headache, often accompanied by other symptoms, and occurring more frequently in women than in men.

1. Migraine headacheB1formalbritishmedical

   A severe, recurring type of headache often accompanied by visual disturbances and nausea.

   صداع نصفي

   • She suffers from megrims at least once a month.
   • The doctor prescribed medication to prevent megrim attacks.
   • Loud noises can trigger a megrim for him.
   • Her megrim lasted for three days despite treatment.

   المرادفاتmigrainesick headache

2. Whim or fancyC1informalbritish

   An idle, fanciful idea or sudden desire.

   نزوة

   • He had a sudden megrim to travel to Iceland.
   • She dismissed his suggestion as a mere megrim.
   • The artist followed every creative megrim that struck her.

   المرادفاتcapricecrotchetfancynotionquirkvagarywhim

3. Low spiritsC1formalbritish

   A state of melancholy or depression; a feeling of being downcast.

   كآبة

   • After the bad news, he fell into deep megrims.
   • She could not shake off the megrim that settled over her.
   • His letters hinted at a constant megrim of the soul.

   المرادفاتdejectiondepressiondespondencygloommelancholysadnessunhappinesswoe

   الأضدادcheerfulnesselationeuphoriahappinessjoy

• اسم يدل على حالة من الكآبة أو الضيق أو السوداوية أو الانقباض النفسي، ويشير أيضاً إلى الصداع النصفي أو وجع الرأس.

A noun referring to a state of depression, low spirits, or melancholy.

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1. State of depressionC1formalbritish

   A condition of low spirits, melancholy, or depression.

   الكآبة

   • She was overcome with the megrims after the sad news.
   • His persistent megrims worried his family.
   • The rainy weather always brings on her megrims.

   المرادفاتdespondencydoldrumsgloomlow spiritsmelancholy

   الأضدادcheerfulnesselationeuphoriaexhilarationhappinessjoy

2. Whim or fancyC2formalbritish

   A sudden change of mind; a capricious or playful idea.

   نزوة

   • He acted on a megrim and booked a ticket to Paris.
   • The artist’s latest work was born from a mere megrim.
   • Do not pay attention to his megrims; they never last long.

   المرادفاتcapricecrotchetfancynotionquirkvagarywhim

3. Migraine (archaic)C2formalmedical

   An archaic term for a severe headache, often accompanied by visual disturbances.

   الصداع النصفي (قديم)

   • He complained of a megrim that lasted for hours.
   • The old physician prescribed herbs for her megrims.
   • Megrims were poorly understood in medieval times.

   المرادفاتheadachemigrainesick headache