nausea
/ˈnɔː.zi.ə/noun
B2formalcommon/ˈnɔː.zi.ə/неисчисляемое
A noun referring to a feeling of sickness in the stomach, often preceding vomiting, or an intense feeling of disgust that causes physical discomfort.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее чувство тошноты в желудке, часто предшествующее рвоте, или сильное чувство отвращения, вызывающее физический дискомфорт.esSensación de malestar en el estómago que a menudo precede al vómito, o un fuerte sentimiento de repulsión que causa malestar físico.frSensation de malaise au niveau de l'estomac, souvent accompagnée d'une envie de vomir, ou fort sentiment de dégoût causant un inconfort physique.deSubstantiv, das ein Übelkeitsgefühl im Magen bezeichnet, oft als Vorbote des Erbrechens, oder ein starkes Gefühl des Ekels, das körperliches Unbehagen auslöst.ptSubstantivo que designa a sensação de mal-estar no estômago, frequentemente acompanhada de vontade de vomitar, ou um forte sentimento de repugnância que causa desconforto físico.zh名词,指胃部不适、想呕吐的感觉,常为呕吐的前兆;也指强烈的厌恶或反感,引起身体上的不适。arاسم يدل على إحساس بالغثيان في المعدة غالبًا ما يسبق القيء، أو شعور شديد بالاشمئزاز يسبب انزعاجًا جسديًا.
- Sickness sensation B1 formal medical
An unpleasant feeling in the stomach that often comes before vomiting.
- 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.
ruТошнотаesnáuseafrnauséedeÜbelkeitptNáuseazh恶心arغثيان
- Strong disgust B2 formal
A feeling of extreme revulsion or disgust that can make you feel physically ill.
- 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.
ruОтвращениеesNáusea moralfrdégoût intensedeEkelptNojozh厌恶arاشمئزاز شديد
Синонимы: abhorrenceaversiondisgustloathingrepugnancerepulsionrevulsion
- nauseas plural form
- nauseas' possessive plural form
- nausea's possessive singular form