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sicken

/ˈsɪk.ən/

الترجمة: فعل يُستخدم للدلالة على الإصابة بالمرض أو جعل الشخص يشعر بالاشمئزاز أو النفور.

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verb

/ˈsɪk.ən/B2formal
  • arفعل يُستخدم للدلالة على الإصابة بالمرض أو جعل الشخص يشعر بالاشمئزاز أو النفور.

A verb used to indicate the act of becoming ill or causing someone to feel disgust or revulsion.

  1. Cause aversion or disgustB2formal

    To cause a strong feeling of disgust or moral offense in someone.

    arيُثير الاشمئزاز

    • The cruelty shown to the animals sickened everyone who saw it.
    • His blatant dishonesty sickened his colleagues.
    • The violence in the movie sickened many viewers.

    المرادفاتappalldisgustnauseateoffendoutragerepelrevoltturn off

    الأضدادattractdelightplease

  2. Become illB1formalmedical

    To begin to feel unwell or to develop an illness.

    arأن يمرض

    • He sickened with the flu after the trip.
    • The child sickened suddenly and had to be taken to the doctor.
    • Many people sickened during the outbreak.

    الأضدادconvalescehealrecoverrecuperate

  3. Cause nauseaB2formal

    To make someone feel physically nauseated or queasy.

    arيسبب الغثيان

    • The smell of the rotten food sickened her.
    • The rocking of the boat sickened the passengers.
    • The strong perfume sickened him.

    المرادفاتdisgustnauseaterepulserevolt

  4. Make illB1formalmedical

    To cause someone to become sick or ill.

    arإحداث المرض

    • The contaminated water sickened the entire village.
    • The virus sickened thousands of people.
    • Poor hygiene conditions can sicken a population.

    المرادفاتnauseateupset

    الأضدادcurehealrecover

الصيغ
  • sickened past participle
  • sickened past simple
  • sickening present participle
  • sickens third person singular
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