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Meanings of jetlag in English

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 jetlag in English
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Of course, there are costs, mainly involving a permanent state of mild jetlag.
The Guardian
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Light therapy has always been thought to help in reducing jetlag.
The Irish Times
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The company says it could also be used to alleviate jetlag.
Reuters
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Foxed by jetlag, I find it impossible to tell when he is joking.
The Guardian
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Nothing like a swig of sake to counteract the jetlag .
The Irish Times
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They can handle jet lag They are immune against jetlag, mainly because they know the drill.
The South African
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I was also experiencing near-psychotropic levels of jetlag.
The Guardian
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Garfield cited sickness caused by jetlag, and the studio announced the casting of 19-year-old Tom Holland.
The Guardian
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I'm sorry, said the Spaniard, grinning from ear to ear and showing little sign of jetlag.
Reuters
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Social jetlag has also been associated with various difficulties including alcohol consumption, depression, metabolic dysfunction, and obesity.
The Guardian
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Say what we will about the benefits of globalised production chains, minimising jetlag clearly has its benefits.
BBC
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Valkee said that clinical trials to test its effectiveness against jetlag, cognitive performance and depression are ongoing.
Reuters
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So when we experience jetlag, or a lack of sleep, this interferes with our ability to think.
The Irish Times
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RUAIRI Quinn will have to get some tips from party leader Dick Spring on dealing with jetlag.
The Irish Times
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Service: Flight crew were efficient and friendly enough to offer tips when asked how to best avoid jetlag.
News.com.au
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At the same time I know, from Twitter, that jetlag and newness have caused two days of insomnia.
The Guardian
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