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noun (the state of being sick or ill: There seems to be a lot of sickness in the town; seasickness.) enfermedad, mareosickness n1. enfermedad2. náuseastr['sɪknəs]1 (illness) enfermedad nombre femenino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLsickness benefit subsidio de enfermedadsickness ['sɪknəs] n1) : enfermedad f2) nausea: náuseas fpln.• enfermedad s.f.• náusea s.f.'sɪknəs, 'sɪknɪsa) c ( disease) (liter) enfermedad f['sɪknɪs]1. N1) (=illness) enfermedad fafter several months of sickness he was able to return to work — después de varios meses de enfermedad pudo regresar al trabajo
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[kwɑːm]1) (scruple) scrupolo m., preoccupazione f.2) (feeling of sickness) nausea f.* * *(a feeling of uncertainty about whether one is doing right: She had no qualms about reporting her husband's crime to the police.) scrupolo* * *qualm /kwɑ:m/n.1 repentina sensazione di nausea; conato di vomito3 (di solito al pl.) dubbio improvviso; rimorso; scrupolo: The boss had no qualms about dismissing the new clerk, il capo non si è fatto scrupoli a licenziare il nuovo impiegato.* * *[kwɑːm]1) (scruple) scrupolo m., preoccupazione f.2) (feeling of sickness) nausea f. -
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'no:ziə, ]( American) -ʃə(a feeling of sickness.) náusea, asco- nauseate
náusea f (usu pl)
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siento/tengo náuseas, I feel sick
2 (repugnancia) su comportamiento me da náuseas, his behaviour makes me sick ' náusea' also found in these entries: Spanish: arcada - basca - ansia - mareo - náuseas English: nausea - queasiness - sicknesstr['nɔːzɪə]1 (physical) náusea2 (disgust) asco, repugnancianausea ['nɔziə, 'nɔʃə] n1) sickness: náuseas fpl2) disgust: asco mn.• asco s.m.• basca s.f.• hastío s.m.• mareo s.m.• náusea s.f.• náuseas s.f.pl.'nɔːsiə, -ziəmass noun náusea f['nɔːsɪǝ]N (Med) náusea fhis remarks filled me with nausea — (fig) sus comentarios me dieron náuseas or asco
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noun1) Übelkeit, die* * *['no:ziə, ]( American[) -ʃə](a feeling of sickness.) die Übelkeit- academic.ru/49202/nauseate">nauseate* * *nau·sea[ˈnɔ:siə, -z-, AM ˈnɑ:ziə, -ʃə]feeling of \nausea [Gefühl der] Übelkeitto be overcome with \nausea von Übelkeit [o Ekel] überkommen werden* * *['nɔːsɪə]n (MED)Übelkeit f; (fig) Ekel ma feeling of nausea — Übelkeit f; (fig) ein Gefühl nt des Ekels
the very thought fills me with nausea — bei dem Gedanken allein wird mir schon übel
* * *1. Übelkeit f, Brechreiz m2. fig Ekel m* * *noun1) Übelkeit, die* * *n.Übelkeit -en f. -
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noun1) (sudden misgiving) ungutes Gefühl2) (scruple) Bedenken, das; (meist Pl.) (over, about gegen)he had no qualms about borrowing money — er hatte keine Bedenken, sich (Dat.) Geld zu leihen
* * *(a feeling of uncertainty about whether one is doing right: She had no qualms about reporting her husband's crime to the police.) das Bedenken* * *[kwɑ:m]n1. (doubt)to feel [no] [or have] \qualms [about doing sth] [keine] Bedenken [o Skrupel] haben [etw zu tun]2. (uneasiness) ungutes [o unangenehmes] Gefühlwithout the slightest \qualm ohne die geringsten [o jeden] Skrupel4. (feeling of sickness) [plötzliche] Übelkeit, [plötzliches] Unwohlsein* * *[kwAːm]n1) (= doubt, scruple) Skrupel m, Bedenken ntI would feel or have no qualms about killing that dog — ich würde keine Bedenken or Skrupel haben, den Hund zu töten
2) (= misgiving) Bedenken nt3) (old: nausea) Übelkeit f* * *1. Übelkeit(sgefühl) f(n)qualms of conscience Gewissensbisse;* * *noun1) (sudden misgiving) ungutes Gefühl2) (scruple) Bedenken, das; (meist Pl.) (over, about gegen)he had no qualms about borrowing money — er hatte keine Bedenken, sich (Dat.) Geld zu leihen
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[kwɑ:m] n1) ( doubt)without the slightest \qualm ohne die geringsten [o jeden] Skrupel4) ( feeling of sickness) [plötzliche] Übelkeit, [plötzliches] Unwohlsein -
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['no:ziə, ]( American[) -ʃə](a feeling of sickness.) slabost- nauseate* * *[nɔ:siə, -šiə]nounslabost (v želodcu), nagnjenje k bljuvanju, morska bolezenfiguratively gnus; aeronautics high altitude nausea — višinska bolezen -
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['nɔːsɪə] [AE 'nɔːʒə]nome nausea f. (anche fig.)* * *['no:ziə, ]( American[) -ʃə](a feeling of sickness.) nausea- nauseate* * *nausea /ˈnɔ:zɪə/n. [u](med.) nausea; (fig.) disgusto, fastidio, avversione: to be overcome by nausea, esser preso dalla nausea* * *['nɔːsɪə] [AE 'nɔːʒə]nome nausea f. (anche fig.) -
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