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Meanings of jet lag in English

Russian
десинхрония
Portuguese
dissincronose
Spanish
síndrome de los husos horarios
Catalan
trastorn d'horari

Physiological condition caused by travel across time zones.

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десинхрония

Physiological ailments like headache and nausea, caused by the readjustment of the inner clock of the body to the time difference after a long-distance flight.

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Usage of jet lag in English
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The Re-Timer is said to be able to help fight jet lag.
BBC
2
Maybe it'll help her stay awake until she's over the jet lag.
The Rhesus Chart
3
But they shrugged off any jet lag to happily accept their awards.
Reuters
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Maybe it was jet lag, though I'd never suffered from it before.
After the fall
5
Guetta remembers the summer of 2014 as the summer of jet lag.
The Irish Times
6
We all have someone we're neglecting, some sort of affective jet lag.
The Guardian
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I fell asleep at 9pm, exhausted from the walk and jet lag.
The Guardian
8
Once the mealtime excitement is over, the jet lag can creep in.
Wired
9
Shutting his eyes, he gave in to jet lag and drifted off.
The arms maker of berlin
10
It doesn't budge all day and totally hid my jet lag without caking.
News.com.au
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His jet lag had made him extra susceptible to the cold.
The apostle
12
For years Scott successfully used the ERG to avoid jet lag.
Terminal Compromise
13
He wanted to shake off the jet lag, stop for a double espresso.
The arms maker of berlin
14
A wearable device that tells you how to avoid jet lag?
The South African
15
My jet lag had completely subsided, and I somehow felt energised.
News.com.au
16
All this fresh air or my jet lag's making me hungry.
Down river