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nausea

/ˈnɔː.zi.ə/

Traduction: Sensation de malaise au niveau de l'estomac, souvent accompagnée d'une envie de vomir, ou fort sentiment de dégoût causant un inconfort physique.

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noun

/ˈnɔː.zi.ə/B2formal
  • frSensation de malaise au niveau de l'estomac, souvent accompagnée d'une envie de vomir, ou fort sentiment de dégoût causant un inconfort physique.

A noun referring to a feeling of sickness in the stomach, often preceding vomiting, or an intense feeling of disgust that causes physical discomfort.

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  1. Sickness sensationB1formalmedical

    An unpleasant feeling in the stomach that often comes before vomiting.

    frnausée

    • The patient complained of severe nausea after the treatment.
    • She felt a wave of nausea while riding the roller coaster.
    • The smell of the medicine caused immediate nausea.

    Synonymesbiliousnessqueasinesssicknessstomach upset

  2. Strong disgustB2formal

    A feeling of extreme revulsion or disgust that can make you feel physically ill.

    frdégoût intense

    • He felt nausea at the thought of eating insects.
    • The graphic violence in the movie filled her with nausea.
    • The corruption in the government caused a sense of moral nausea among the citizens.

    Synonymesabhorrenceaversiondisgustloathingrepugnancerepulsionrevulsion

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  • nauseas plural form
  • nauseas' possessive plural form
  • nausea's possessive singular form
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