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单词 sick
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sick

The mere sight of one makes her feel sick and want to run away.They were sick of paying rent but thought owning would be impossible.No wonder the sick and ill of this country continue to suffer.What kind of sick people hurt pets like us?He was stunned to learn more money is spent on prison grub than food for the sick.The thought of this website makes me feel physically sick.You still worry like hell about things and you still have that sick feeling in your stomach.Why do you get so greedy when you know it makes you sick?To give the offenders a year in custody is a sick joke.That sort of thing can make you feel a bit sick.No one likes feeling sick and ill.Of course we must provide for the sick and people on genuinely hard times.Is this just another way of telling doctors to sign fewer sick notes?Do not eat any food while feeling sick or vomiting.There is no health insurance, no sick pay.If and when your cat is sick again, act quickly.The torment has also left him worried for his sick mother - and he fears reading the tweets might make her worse.She says: 'I felt sick to my stomach.I'm worried sick what will happen if she tries It again.

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sick

British English: sick /sɪk/ ADJECTIVE
If you are sick, you are ill.
He's very sick. He needs medication.
  • American English: sick
  • Arabic: عَلِيل
  • Brazilian Portuguese: doente
  • Chinese: 病的
  • Croatian: bolestan
  • Czech: nevolno
  • Danish: syg
  • Dutch: ziek
  • European Spanish: enfermo
  • Finnish: pahoinvoiva
  • French: malade
  • German: krank
  • Greek: άρρωστος
  • Italian: malato
  • Japanese: 吐き気がする
  • Korean: 병든
  • Norwegian: kvalm
  • Polish: chory
  • European Portuguese: doente
  • Romanian: bolnav
  • Russian: чувствующий недомогание
  • Latin American Spanish: enfermo
  • Swedish: sjuk
  • Thai: ป่วย
  • Turkish: hasta
  • Ukrainian: хворий
  • Vietnamese: buồn nôn
British English: sick NOUN
The sick are people who are sick.
There were no doctors to treat the sick.
  • American English: sick
  • Brazilian Portuguese: doente
  • Chinese: 病人
  • European Spanish: enfermo
  • French: malades
  • German: Kranke
  • Italian: malati
  • Japanese: 病人
  • Korean: 아픈 사람들
  • European Portuguese: doente
  • Latin American Spanish: enfermo

All related terms of 'sick'

Chinese translation of 'sick'

sick

(sɪk)

adj

    1. (physically) 患病的 (huànbìng de)
    2. (mentally) 令人讨(討)厌(厭)的 (lìng rén tǎoyàn de)
  1. to be sick (= vomit) 呕(嘔)吐 (ǒutù)
  2. [humour, joke] 病态(態)的 (bìngtài de)

n (u)

  1. (Brit, = vomit) 呕(嘔)吐物 (ǒutùwù)

n pl

  1. the sick 病人 (bìngrén)
to feel sick 感觉(覺)恶(惡)心 (gǎnjué ěxīn)
to fall sick 患病 (huànbìng)
to be off sick 因病缺席 (yīn bìng quēxí)
to make sb sick (inf) 使某人感到厌(厭)恶(惡) (shǐ mǒurén gǎndào yànwù)
to be sick of sth/of doing sth (inf) 讨(討)厌(厭)某事/做某事 (tǎoyàn mǒushì/zuò mǒushì)

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ill

All related terms of 'sick'

(adjective) 
Definition
physically or mentally unwell
She's very sick.
Synonyms
unwell
He felt unwell as he was being driven back to his office.
ill
poorly (informal)
I've just phoned Julie and she's still poorly.
diseased
Clear away dead or diseased plants.
weak
crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal)
He admitted to feeling a bit crook.
under par (informal)
ailing
I stopped working to care for my ailing mother.
feeble
While I was ill I was too feeble to even stand.
laid up (informal)
I was laid up in bed with acute rheumatism.
under the weather (informal)
I'm feeling a bit under the weather today.
indisposed
The speaker was regrettably indisposed.
on the sick list (informal)
Opposites
well
,
fit
,
healthy
, fine,
robust
,
fit and well
,
up to par
,
hale and hearty
,
fit as a fiddle
,
able-bodied
(adjective) 
Definition
vomiting or likely to vomit
The very thought of food made him feel sick.
Synonyms
nauseous
Sea travel makes me feel nauseous.
ill
He was seriously ill with pneumonia.
queasy
He was prone to sickness and already felt queasy.
nauseated
bilious
She appears to be suffering a bilious attack.
green about the gills (informal)
qualmish
(adjective) 
Definition
disgusted by or weary of
(informal) 
I am sick of hearing all these people moaning.
Synonyms
tired
I was tired of being a bookkeeper.
bored
I am getting very bored with this entire business.
fed up
I'm fed up and don't know what to do.
weary
I am growing weary of your constant complaints.
glutted
jaded
We had both become jaded, disinterested and disillusioned.
blasé
his seemingly blasé attitude
satiated
(adjective) 
Definition
deeply affected with mental or spiritual distress
We were sick to concede that third goal.
Synonyms
disappointed
I was disappointed that she was not there.
upset
Larry is suffering from an upset stomach.
depressed
He seemed somewhat depressed.
gutted
disgusted
discouraged
choked
disillusioned
I've become very disillusioned with politics.
discontented
The government tried to appease discontented workers.
disgruntled
Disgruntled employees recently called for his resignation.
saddened
disenchanted
I'm disenchanted with my marriage at the moment.
displeased
despondent
He often felt despondent after these meetings.
downhearted
Don't be so downhearted.
(adjective) 
Definition
making fun of death, illness, or misfortune
(informal) 
a sick joke about a cat
Synonyms
morbid
Some people have a morbid fascination with crime.
cruel
They should spend a long time in jail to reflect on their cruel acts.
the persecution of prisoners by cruel captors
sadistic
There was a sadistic streak in him.
black
After the demise of her business, she fell into a black depression.
offensive
gruesome
There has been a series of gruesome murders in the capital.
macabre
Police have made a macabre discovery.
ghoulish
They are there only to satisfy their ghoulish curiosity.
(noun) 
Definition
a dog examining a pile of sick
Synonyms
vomit
puke (slang)

phrase

See be sick

Additional synonyms

in the sense of ailing
Definition
unwell or unsuccessful over a long period
I stopped working to care for my ailing mother.
Synonyms
ill,
suffering,
poorly (informal),
diseased,
sick,
weak,
crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal),
feeble,
invalid,
debilitated,
sickly,
unwell,
infirm,
off colour,
under the weather (informal),
indisposed
in the sense of bilious
Definition
nauseous
She appears to be suffering a bilious attack.
Synonyms
sick,
nauseated,
queasy,
out of sorts,
nauseous,
liverish (informal)
in the sense of black
Definition
without hope
After the demise of her business, she fell into a black depression.
Synonyms
gloomy,
sad,
depressing,
distressing,
horrible,
grim,
bleak,
hopeless,
dismal,
ominous,
sombre,
morbid,
mournful,
morose,
lugubrious,
joyless,
funereal,
doleful,
cheerless

Synonyms of 'sick'

sick

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of blasé
his seemingly blasé attitude
Synonyms
nonchalant,
cool,
bored,
distant,
regardless,
detached,
weary,
indifferent,
careless,
lukewarm,
glutted,
jaded,
unmoved,
unconcerned,
impervious,
uncaring,
uninterested,
apathetic,
offhand,
world-weary,
heedless,
satiated,
unexcited,
surfeited,
cloyed
in the sense of bored
I am getting very bored with this entire business.
Synonyms
fed up,
tired,
hacked (off) (US, slang),
wearied,
weary,
pissed off (taboo, slang),
uninterested,
sick and tired (informal),
listless,
browned-off (informal),
brassed off (British, slang),
ennuied,
hoha (New Zealand)
in the sense of crook
He admitted to feeling a bit crook.
Synonyms
ill,
sick,
poorly (informal),
funny (informal),
weak,
ailing,
queer,
frail,
feeble,
unhealthy,
seedy (informal),
sickly,
unwell,
laid up (informal),
queasy,
infirm,
out of sorts (informal),
dicky (British, informal),
nauseous,
off-colour,
under the weather (informal),
at death's door,
indisposed,
peaky,
on the sick list (informal),
green about the gills
in the sense of cruel
Definition
deliberately causing pain without pity
They should spend a long time in jail to reflect on their cruel acts.the persecution of prisoners by cruel captors
Synonyms
brutal,
ruthless,
callous,
sadistic,
inhumane,
hard,
fell (archaic),
severe,
harsh,
savage,
grim,
vicious,
relentless,
murderous,
monstrous,
unnatural,
unkind,
heartless,
atrocious,
inhuman,
merciless,
cold-blooded,
malevolent,
hellish (informal),
depraved,
spiteful,
brutish,
bloodthirsty,
remorseless,
barbarous,
pitiless,
unfeeling,
sanguinary,
hard-hearted,
stony-hearted,
implacable
in the sense of depressed
Definition
low in spirits
He seemed somewhat depressed.
Synonyms
sad,
down,
low,
blue,
unhappy,
discouraged,
fed up,
moody,
gloomy,
pessimistic,
melancholy,
sombre,
glum,
mournful,
dejected,
despondent,
dispirited,
downcast,
morose,
disconsolate,
crestfallen,
doleful,
downhearted,
heavy-hearted,
down in the dumps (informal),
cheerless,
woebegone,
down in the mouth (informal),
low-spirited
in the sense of despondent
Definition
dejected or depressed
He often felt despondent after these meetings.
Synonyms
dejected,
sad,
depressed,
down,
low,
blue,
despairing,
discouraged,
miserable,
gloomy,
hopeless,
dismal,
melancholy,
in despair,
glum,
dispirited,
downcast,
morose,
disheartened,
sorrowful,
wretched,
disconsolate,
doleful,
downhearted,
down in the dumps (informal),
sick as a parrot (informal),
woebegone,
low-spirited
in the sense of discontented
The government tried to appease discontented workers.
Synonyms
dissatisfied,
complaining,
unhappy,
miserable,
fed up,
disgruntled,
disaffected,
vexed,
pissed off (taboo, slang),
displeased,
fretful,
cheesed off (British, slang),
brassed off (British, slang),
with a chip on your shoulder (informal)
in the sense of diseased
Clear away dead or diseased plants.
Synonyms
unhealthy,
sick,
infected,
rotten (informal),
ailing,
tainted,
sickly,
unwell,
crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal),
unsound,
unwholesome
in the sense of disenchanted
Definition
disappointed and disillusioned (with something)
I'm disenchanted with my marriage at the moment.
Synonyms
disillusioned,
disappointed,
soured,
cynical,
indifferent,
sick,
let down,
blasé,
jaundiced,
undeceived
in the sense of disgruntled
Definition
sulky or discontented
Disgruntled employees recently called for his resignation.
Synonyms
discontented,
dissatisfied,
annoyed,
irritated,
put out,
hacked (off) (US, slang),
grumpy,
vexed,
pissed off (taboo, slang),
sullen,
displeased,
petulant,
sulky,
peeved,
malcontent,
testy,
peevish,
huffy,
cheesed off (British, slang),
hoha (New Zealand)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of disillusioned
Definition
disappointed at finding out reality does not match one's ideals
I've become very disillusioned with politics.
Synonyms
disenchanted,
disappointed,
enlightened,
indifferent,
disabused,
sadder and wiser,
undeceived
in the sense of downhearted
Definition
sad and discouraged
Don't be so downhearted.
Synonyms
dejected,
sad,
depressed,
unhappy,
blue,
discouraged,
dismayed,
despondent,
dispirited,
downcast,
disheartened,
sorrowful,
crestfallen,
sick as a parrot (informal),
low-spirited,
chapfallen
in the sense of fed up
Definition
annoyed or bored
I'm fed up and don't know what to do.
Synonyms
cheesed off,
down,
depressed,
bored,
tired,
annoyed,
hacked (off) (US, slang),
weary,
gloomy,
blue,
dismal,
discontented,
dissatisfied,
pissed off (taboo, slang),
glum,
sick and tired (informal),
browned-off (informal),
down in the mouth (informal),
brassed off (British, slang),
hoha (New Zealand)
in the sense of feeble
Definition
lacking in physical or mental strength
While I was ill I was too feeble to even stand.
Synonyms
weak,
failing,
exhausted,
weakened,
delicate,
faint,
powerless,
frail,
debilitated,
sickly,
languid,
puny,
weedy (informal),
infirm,
effete,
enfeebled,
doddering,
enervated,
etiolated,
shilpit (Scottish)
in the sense of ghoulish
They are there only to satisfy their ghoulish curiosity.
Synonyms
macabre,
sick (informal),
disgusting,
hideous,
gruesome,
grisly,
horrid,
morbid,
unwholesome
in the sense of gruesome
Definition
inspiring horror and disgust
There has been a series of gruesome murders in the capital.
Synonyms
horrific,
shocking,
terrible,
awful,
horrible,
grim,
horrifying,
fearful (informal),
obscene,
horrendous,
ghastly,
hideous,
from hell (informal),
grisly,
macabre,
horrid,
repulsive,
repugnant,
loathsome,
abominable,
spine-chilling,
hellacious (US, slang)
in the sense of ill
Definition
not in good health
He was seriously ill with pneumonia.
Synonyms
unwell,
sick,
poorly (informal),
diseased,
funny (informal),
weak,
crook (Australian, New Zealand, slang),
ailing,
queer,
frail,
feeble,
unhealthy,
seedy (informal),
sickly,
laid up (informal),
queasy,
infirm,
out of sorts (informal),
dicky (British, informal),
nauseous,
off-colour,
under the weather (informal),
at death's door,
indisposed,
peaky,
on the sick list (informal),
valetudinarian,
green about the gills,
not up to snuff (informal)
in the sense of indisposed
Definition
sick or ill
The speaker was regrettably indisposed.
Synonyms
ill,
poorly (informal),
sick,
crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal),
ailing,
unwell,
laid up (informal),
under the weather,
confined to bed,
on the sick list (informal)
in the sense of jaded
Definition
tired or bored from overindulgence or overwork
We had both become jaded, disinterested and disillusioned.
Synonyms
tired,
bored,
weary,
worn out,
done in (informal),
clapped out (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal),
spent,
drained,
exhausted,
shattered (informal),
dulled,
fatigued,
fed up,
wearied,
fagged (out) (informal),
sapped,
uninterested,
listless,
tired-out,
enervated,
zonked (slang),
over-tired,
ennuied,
hoha (New Zealand)
in the sense of laid up
I was laid up in bed with acute rheumatism.
Synonyms
incapacitated,
ill,
injured,
sick,
out of action (informal),
bedridden,
immobilized,
housebound,
on the sick list

Additional synonyms

in the sense of macabre
Definition
strange and horrible
Police have made a macabre discovery.
Synonyms
gruesome,
grim,
ghastly,
frightening,
ghostly,
weird,
dreadful,
unearthly,
hideous,
eerie,
grisly,
horrid,
morbid,
frightful,
ghoulish
in the sense of poorly
Definition
rather ill
I've just phoned Julie and she's still poorly.
Synonyms
ill,
sick,
ailing,
unwell,
crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal),
seedy (informal),
below par,
out of sorts,
off colour,
under the weather (informal),
indisposed,
feeling rotten (informal)
in the sense of queasy
Definition
having the feeling that one is about to vomit
He was prone to sickness and already felt queasy.
Synonyms
sick,
ill,
nauseous,
squeamish,
upset,
uncomfortable,
crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal),
queer,
unwell,
giddy,
nauseated,
groggy (informal),
off colour,
bilious,
indisposed,
green about the gills (informal),
sickish
in the sense of sadistic
There was a sadistic streak in him.
Synonyms
cruel,
savage,
brutal,
beastly (informal),
vicious,
ruthless,
perverted,
perverse,
inhuman,
barbarous,
fiendish
in the sense of under the weather
Definition
feeling slightly ill
I'm feeling a bit under the weather today.
Synonyms
ill,
unwell,
poorly (informal),
sick,
rough (informal),
crook (Australian, New Zealand, informal),
ailing,
not well,
seedy (informal),
below par,
queasy,
out of sorts,
nauseous,
off-colour (British),
indisposed,
peaky,
ropy (British, informal),
wabbit (Scottish, informal)
in the sense of upset
Definition
emotionally or physically disturbed or distressed
Larry is suffering from an upset stomach.
Synonyms
sick,
queasy,
bad,
poorly (informal),
ill,
gippy (slang)
in the sense of weary
Definition
discontented or bored with
I am growing weary of your constant complaints.
Synonyms
fed up,
bored,
sick (informal),
discontented,
impatient,
indifferent,
jaded,
sick and tired (informal),
browned-off (informal)
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