Ainda não temos significados para "become delirious".
1A man dying from a sudden blow does not commonly become delirious.
2Sometimes he would become delirious, then weaker in the sane intervals.
3Kate regarded me with watchful eyes; she was afraid I had become delirious!
4She was feverish; she muttered, so that Lydia was terrified lest she had become delirious.
5It appeared they had fallen into this state when first attacked, and had become delirious.
6Snooks would become delirious with fever, and the torture of the foul disease would become unbearable.
7She may become delirious at any moment, and there is no saying what she may do.
8By this time, Alexis had become delirious.
9He had again become delirious, and raved as before about coffins, corpses, graves, and other loathsome matters.
10Such a laugh was so unusual with him that the general supposed he had become delirious from pain.
11The surgeon's report of Captain Dodd was most alarming; he had become delirious about midnight, and so continued.
12Three other patients on the unit become delirious and agitated, trying to pull out their tubes and lines.
13He did not become delirious.
14They were so severe that from the age of nine she would become delirious and frequently fainted from the pain.
15Israel thought Ruth had become delirious, and he tried to soothe her, but her agitation was not to be overcome.
16He fancied that the young lady had become delirious-itwas such an odd thing to ask him to draw nearer.
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