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sick [sɪk]∎ American to look sick avoir l'air malade;∎ my secretary is off sick ma secrétaire est en congé de maladie;∎ they care for sick people ils soignent les malades;∎ familiar are you sick in the head or something? ça va pas la tête?;∎ to be sick with fear/worry être malade de peur/d'inquiétude;∎ American familiar you're so good at it you make me look sick! tu le fais si bien que j'ai l'air complètement nul!∎ to be sick vomir;∎ to feel sick avoir envie de vomir ou mal au cœur;∎ I get sick at the sight of blood la vue du sang me rend malade ou me soulève le cœur;∎ oysters make me sick les huîtres me rendent malade;∎ you'll make yourself sick if you eat too fast tu vas te rendre malade si tu manges trop vite;∎ the very idea gives me a sick feeling in my stomach rien que d'y penser j'ai mal au cœur;∎ I felt sick to my stomach j'avais mal au cœur;∎ familiar to be sick as a dog être malade comme un chien;∎ History the Sick Man of Europe l'homme m malade de l'Europe(c) (fed up, disgusted) écœuré, dégoûté;∎ familiar to be sick (and tired) of sb/sth en avoir marre ou ras le bol de qn/qch;∎ I'm sick (and tired) of telling you! j'en ai assez de te le répéter!;∎ it made him sick to think of all that waste ça l'écœurait de penser à tout ce gâchis;∎ you make me sick! tu m'écœures ou me dégoûtes!;∎ he was sick of living alone il en avait assez de vivre seul;∎ familiar to be sick to death or sick of the sight of sb/sth en avoir sa claque de qn/qch;∎ literary to be sick at heart avoir la mort dans l'âme∎ I find their relationship really sick je trouve leurs rapports vraiment malsains;∎ that's the sickest thing I ever heard! je n'ai jamais entendu quelque chose d'aussi écœurant!□∎ to be sick for sb/sth languir après qn/qch∎ the sick les malades mpl3 nounAmerican (to a dog) attaque!►► sick benefit prestations fpl de l'assurance maladie;sick building syndrome syndrome m des bâtiments malsains, = syndrome comprenant des maux de tête, qu'on retrouve chez des personnes résidant ou travaillant dans des bâtiments équipés de la climatisation;(b) American Military (soldiers) = ensemble des soldats se rendant à la consultation; (time) = heure à laquelle les soldats se rendent à la consultation;British sick headache migraine f;sick leave congé m (de) maladie;∎ to be (away) on sick leave être en congé (de) maladie;sick list liste f des malades;∎ to be on the sick list se faire porter malade;British sick note mot d'absence (pour cause de maladie);British Military sick parade (soldiers) = ensemble des soldats se rendant à la consultation; (time) = heure à laquelle les soldats se rendent à la consultation;∎ to go on sick parade se faire porter malade;sick pay indemnité f de maladie (versée par l'employeur)
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