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21 desazonar
v.1 to worry, to cause anxiety to.2 to take the taste away from, to make insipid.Desazoné los frijoles I made the beans insipid.3 to bother, to embitter, to pester, to harass.Sus gestos desazonan a Ricardo Her gestures bother Richard.* * *1 (quitar el sabor) to make tasteless2 figurado (disgustar) to annoy, upset3 figurado (inquietar) to make uneasy, worry1 figurado (disgustarse) to get upset2 figurado (inquietarse) to worry3 figurado (sentirse indispuesto) to feel unwell, feel off-colour (US off-color)* * *1. VT1) (=desasosegar) to make uneasy2) [+ comida] to make tasteless2.See:* * *
desazonar verbo transitivo to cause unease to, upset, worry
* * *desazonar vt[causar ansiedad a] to worry, to cause anxiety to* * *v/t worry, make anxious -
22 desazonarse
1 figurado (disgustarse) to get upset2 figurado (inquietarse) to worry3 figurado (sentirse indispuesto) to feel unwell, feel off-colour (US off-color)* * *VPR1) (Med) to be out of sorts2) (=irritarse) to be annoyed3) (=preocuparse) to worry -
23 estar desmejorado
to look unwell, look worse -
24 sentir un malestar general
to feel generally unwell -
25 achacosa
achacoso,-a adjetivo ailing, unwell: el abuelito ya está muy achacoso, the old man is suffering from all sorts of aches and pains
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26 indispuesta
indispuesto,-a adjetivo indisposed, unwell
' indispuesta' also found in these entries:
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27 estar indispuesto
• be off one's oats• feel unwell -
28 indispuesto
• indispensable item• indisposition• reluctant• slightly ill• unwell -
29 sentirse mal
• feel bad• feel uncomfortable• feel unwell -
30 estar indispuesto
v.to feel unwell, to be off one's oats.
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unwell — [[t]ʌ̱nwe̱l[/t]] ADJ GRADED: v link ADJ If you are unwell, you are ill. He had been riding in Hyde Park, but felt unwell as he was being driven back to his office late this afternoon … English dictionary