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Significados de
nauseated
en inglés
Feeling nausea; feeling about to vomit.
sick
nauseous
queasy
sickish
Términos relacionados
ill
Uso de
nauseated
en inglés
1
The pain in his left arm and the sickening odour
nauseated
him.
2
It told him to be
nauseated
just in case he'd been poisoned.
3
His voice had a thick, sluggish quality that made me faintly
nauseated
.
4
The thought makes him smile and feel
nauseated
at the same time.
5
Even when I read about it, I feel displeased, and slightly
nauseated
.
6
Maybe she'd come home,
nauseated
and tired, and imagined the whole -
7
He remembered his misspent permission, and the thought of it
nauseated
him.
8
She felt dizzy,
nauseated
,
too small and too large all at once.
9
She thought about what she had to do and felt
nauseated
herself.
10
Some of our party who have drank the water are feeling
nauseated
.
11
He came to in a narrow iron bed, weak,
nauseated
,
and handcuffed.
12
The prospect of asking Zoya about Mal made me a little
nauseated
.
13
Fleetwood cried, and he appeared as
nauseated
and perplexed as he felt.
14
At twelve they are
nauseated
and blasphemous, and not able to rise.
15
But I have chewed it all well and I am not
nauseated
.
16
A knifing chill struck her and she was suddenly
nauseated
and light-headed.
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Gramática, pronunciación y más
Sobre este término
nauseated
nauseate
Verbo
Indicativo · Pasado
Adjetivo
Colocaciones frecuentes
feel nauseated
slightly nauseated
become nauseated
almost nauseated
so nauseated
Más colocaciones
Nauseated
a través del tiempo
Nauseated
por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
Común
Reino Unido
Común