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be sick

/biː sɪk/

Перевод: Неформальное выражение, означающее рвоту или тошноту, а в сленге — быть чрезвычайно хорошим, впечатляющим или крутым.

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/biː sɪk/B1slang
  • ruНеформальное выражение, означающее рвоту или тошноту, а в сленге — быть чрезвычайно хорошим, впечатляющим или крутым.

An informal expression meaning to vomit or feel nauseous, or in slang, to be extremely good, impressive, or cool.

  1. To vomitA2informal

    To expel the contents of the stomach through the mouth.

    ruРвота

    • He ate too much and was sick in the bathroom.
    • The smell made her feel like she was going to be sick.
    • The child was sick after the car ride.
  2. To be illA1informalbritish

    To suffer from an illness or disease.

    ruБолеть

    • She is sick with the flu and can't come to work.
    • He was sick for a week with a bad cold.
    • I feel sick and need to see a doctor.
  3. To be annoyed or disgustedB1informal

    To feel strong dislike or frustration about something.

    ruУстать или быть раздражённым

    • I'm sick of hearing the same excuses.
    • She is sick of the constant noise from the construction site.
    • He was sick of waiting for the bus.
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