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collywobbles

/ˈkɒl.iˌwɒb.əlz/

Traducción: Sustantivo informal que designa un malestar estomacal o intestinal, con frecuencia acompañado de retortijones, náuseas o diarrea, a menudo por nervios o ansiedad, así como un cuadro de gastroenteritis aguda de causa desconocida con cólicos intensos, vómitos y diarrea.

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noun

/ˈkɒl.iˌwɒb.əlz/C2formalbritish
  • esSustantivo informal que designa un malestar estomacal o intestinal, con frecuencia acompañado de retortijones, náuseas o diarrea, a menudo por nervios o ansiedad, así como un cuadro de gastroenteritis aguda de causa desconocida con cólicos intensos, vómitos y diarrea.

A noun referring to severe gastroenteritis of unknown cause, characterized by severe colic, vomiting, and diarrhea.

incontable · plural irregular

  1. Stomach upsetC1informalbritishmedical

    A feeling of sickness or discomfort in the stomach, often accompanied by colic, vomiting, or diarrhea.

    esMalestar estomacal

    • After eating the street food, he came down with a bad case of the collywobbles.
    • The child had the collywobbles and couldn't keep any food down.
    • She was laid up in bed for two days with a severe bout of the collywobbles.

    Sinónimosbellyacheindigestionnauseaqueasinessstomachacheupset stomach

  2. Nervous feelingC1informalbritish

    A feeling of nervousness or anxiety, often felt in the stomach.

    esNerviosismo

    • I always get the collywobbles before a big exam.
    • He had a bad case of the collywobbles before his wedding speech.
    • The thought of the interview gave her the collywobbles.

    Sinónimosanxietyheebie-jeebies

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  • collywobbles' possessive plural form
  • collywobbles's possessive singular form
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