sick

• No português brasileiro, "sick" é usado no sentido gíria para descrever algo extremamente legal, impressionante ou excelente. Em sentido literal, significa doente, enfermo ou enjoado.

In modern slang, used to describe something as extremely cool, impressive, or excellent.

1. Ill or unwellA1formal

   Suffering from a disease or illness; not in good health.

   Doente

   • She stayed home because she felt sick.
   • He was sick with the flu for a week.
   • The child looked pale and sick.

   Sinônimosailingdiseasedillindisposednauseousqueasyunder the weatherunwell

   Antônimosfithealthysoundwell

2. NauseatedA2formal

   Feeling the urge to vomit; experiencing nausea.

   Enjoado

   • The bumpy car ride made her feel sick.
   • He got sick after eating too much candy.
   • The smell of rotten food made me sick.

   Sinônimosbiliousillnauseousqueasyunwell

3. Excellent or coolB1slangamerican

   Slang term meaning very good, impressive, or awesome.

   Massa

   • That skateboard trick was sick!
   • Your new jacket is sick, where did you get it?
   • The concert last night was absolutely sick.

   Sinônimosawesomecooldopegnarlyillkillerradsweetwicked

4. Tired or boredB1informal

   Feeling annoyed or fed up with something.

   Cansado ou entediado

   • I'm sick of hearing the same excuses.
   • She is sick and tired of his lies.
   • He is sick of doing the same job every day.

   Sinônimosannoyedboredexasperatedfed uptiredweary

   Antônimosenthusiasticinterestedkeen

• Substantivo que designa pessoas doentes ou enfermas, usado frequentemente como coletivo (por exemplo, 'os doentes').

A noun referring to people who are ill or unwell, often used collectively.

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1. B1informal

   The substance that is expelled from the stomach through the mouth when someone vomits.

   Vômito

   • The smell of sick made him feel nauseous.
   • She cleaned up the sick from the floor.
   • There was sick all over the pavement after the ride.

   Sinônimosbarfpukespewupchuckvomit