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liverish

/ˈlɪv.ər.ɪʃ/

Traducción: Adjetivo que describe a una persona que se siente ligeramente indispuesta, a menudo con dolor de cabeza o náuseas, típicamente después de comer en exceso o de beber demasiado alcohol.

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adjective

/ˈlɪv.ər.ɪʃ/C2formalbritishmedical
  • esAdjetivo que describe a una persona que se siente ligeramente indispuesta, a menudo con dolor de cabeza o náuseas, típicamente después de comer en exceso o de beber demasiado alcohol.

An adjective used to describe someone who feels slightly ill, often with a headache or nausea, typically after eating or drinking too much.

  1. Suffering from a liver disorderC1formalmedical

    Relating to or affected by a condition of the liver, often causing discomfort or illness.

    esEnfermo del hígado

    • He felt liverish after eating too much fatty food.
    • The patient complained of a liverish feeling and nausea.
    • A liverish complexion can indicate underlying health issues.

    Sinónimosbiliousjaundiced

  2. Irritable or bad-temperedC2informalbritish

    In a state of irritability or grumpiness, often as if suffering from indigestion.

    esIrritable o malhumorado

    • She was feeling liverish and snapped at everyone.
    • His liverish mood made the meeting unpleasant.
    • Don't be so liverish; it's just a minor setback.

    Sinónimosbiliouscantankerouscholericcrankycrossgrumpyirasciblepeevishsnappishtesty

    Antónimoscheerfulgenialgood-humoredpleasant

Formas
  • liverisher comparative form
  • more liverish comparative form
  • liverishest superlative form
  • most liverish superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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