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queasily

/ˈkwiː.zɪ.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «con náusea» — con sensación de náusea, inquietud o malestar, tanto físico como emocional. Describe una acción realizada mientras se siente indisposición o aprensión nerviosa.

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adverb

/ˈkwiː.zɪ.li/C1formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «con náusea» — con sensación de náusea, inquietud o malestar, tanto físico como emocional. Describe una acción realizada mientras se siente indisposición o aprensión nerviosa.

An adverb meaning "in a queasy manner" — with a feeling of nausea, unease, or discomfort, either physically or emotionally. It describes an action performed while experiencing sickness or nervous apprehension.

  1. With nausea or sicknessB2formal

    In a way that causes or involves a feeling of sickness or unease in the stomach.

    escon náuseas

    • She looked queasily at the spinning carnival ride.
    • He ate the food queasily, worried it might be spoiled.
    • The boat rocked queasily on the rough sea.

    Sinónimossickly

  2. With discomfort or uneaseC1formal

    In a way that shows moral or emotional discomfort, anxiety, or reluctance.

    escon desazón

    • He queasily accepted the unethical proposal.
    • She queasily watched the violent scene in the movie.
    • They queasily agreed to the risky plan.

    Sinónimosanxiouslyhesitantlynervouslyreluctantlyuncomfortablyuneasilywarily

    Antónimosboldlycomfortablyconfidentlyeasilyunwaveringly

Formas
  • more queasily comparative form
  • most queasily superlative form