英:[ˈsɪkən]
美:[ˈsɪkən]
英:[ˈsɪkən]
美:[ˈsɪkən]
vt.& vi.
使生病
使厌恶,使恶心
患病
vi.
生病
变厌腻
sick·en
sI kn
第三人称单数:sickens
现在分词:sickening
过去式:sickened
过去分词:sickened
词根:sick
adj.sick 厌恶的;病态的;不舒服;渴望的;恶心的
sickening 令人厌恶的;患病的
sickly 有病的,苍白的;疾病流行的;令人作呕的
sickish 多病的;像要吐的
adv.sickly 病态地
sickeningly 令人厌恶地
n.sick 病人
sickness 疾病;呕吐;弊病
vt.sick 使狗去咬;呕吐;追击
sickly 使苍白,使现病容
Verb
1. cause aversion in; offend the moral sense of;
"The pornographic pictures sickened us"
2. get sick;
"She fell sick last Friday, and now she is in the hospital"
3. upset and make nauseated;
"The smell of the foood turned the pregnant woman's stomach"
"The mold ont he food sickened the diners"
4. make sick or ill;
"This kind of food sickens me"
约于1200年, sikenen,“生病”,源自 sick(形容词)和 -en(1)。及物动词“使生病,感染疾病”的意思记录于1610年代。相关词汇: Sickened; sickening。中古英语中早期的动词是简单的 sick(古英语 seocan)“生病,患病”。1825年已经证实其意思为“引起厌恶或恶心”。
The first known use of sicken was in the 13th century
sicklyadjective
somewhat sick : often ailing
was sickly as a child
caused by or associated with ill health
a sickly complexion
tending to produce disease
a sickly climate
appearing as if sick
a sickly flame
not growing well :
a sickly plant
sickening
a sickly odor
sickle1 of 2noun
a tool with a sharp curved metal blade and a short handle used to cut grass
sickle2 of 2verb
to change into a sickle cell
the ability of red blood cells to sickle
sickishadjective
somewhat nauseated
somewhat sickening
a sickish odor
sickeningadjective
causing sickness or disgust
a sickening sight
sickeningadjective
causing sickness or disgust
a sickening sight
sickenverb
to make or become sick
sickenverb
to make or become sick
sickentransitive verb
to make sick
1 There I was met with a sickening surprise.
2 Up the aisle, the moans and screams merged with the sickening smell of woolen black clothes worn in summer weather and green leaves wilting over yellow flowers.
3 He would take it out of the pocket where he always kept it, with a flourish, display it to the sickening curiousity of the master, apprentices, journeymen, lady customers.
4 Robb's sword caught him full in the face with a sickening crunch and a spray of bright blood.
5 It was not survivable, the cold and the tumult and the endless sickening sky.
6 Want to maintain an order, the operation excises sicken viscera, reach hospital of department of gynaecology.
要想保命, 手术切除患病脏器, 到妇科医院.
7 The bacteria in the drinking water sickened the whole village.
8 But it was also for another purpose, she noticed with a sickening realization.
9 No one realized that the bite of an infected mosquito had sickened the first lady.
10 After a sickening loop-the-loop, the guardhouse lands with a thud and I lift my head, still clutching Ma’s purse.
11 In Panama, medicine made with a poisonous chemical killed or sickened more than 100 people.
在巴拿马, 用有毒化学物质生产的药品使得上百人患病或死亡.
12 It would have been adorable if it hadn’t been slightly sickening to watch.
13 But in his own there was even a leg of pork which he had bought from his neighbor Ching when he killed his pig that looked as though it were sickening for a disease.
14 What he saw there sickened him, despite all his years of police work.
尽管他干了多年的警察工作,但在那里所见的一切还是让他感到恶心。
15 The smell clings to my nostrils and sickens my belly.
16 The false enthusiasm in my voice kind of sickened me, as did my hand fingering the door handle behind my back.
17 Presently I stood within that clean, bright kitchen—on the very hearth—trembling, sickening; conscious of an aspect in the last degree ghastly, wild, and weather-beaten.
18 She pushed him back, finally, and felt vaguely sickened at how her hands sank into his soft chest.
19 “The sight of a wound or scar always agitates and sickens me,” she said.
20 The creature dropped its weight on the prisoner with a sickening crunch and set about slowly mauling his shoulder as he lay there shrieking.
1 恶心
nauseous nausea sickness qualm surfeit rise turn heave nauseate sick disgusted queasy disgust retch sickliness nauseation revolt keck wamble dog-sick
2 令人厌恶的
sick-making scuzzy offensive foul shocking disgusting repellent shitty hideous horrid repulsive frightful revolting loathsome unsavoury fulsome execrable disgustful farmyard
3 生厌
5 生病
run-down ail disease sickly grim ailing peculiar shaky ill disorder be down with take sick taken ill get sick become ill turn sickness be sick take ill bad awful sick crook infirmity ill health fall sick terrible poorly diseased unwell languid
8 难受
10 患病
sick diseased sickness pathological disorder be taken ill stricken have ail fall sick suffering suffer
11 令人厌恶
sick-making scuzzy offensive foul shocking disgusting repellent shitty hideous horrid repulsive frightful revolting loathsome unsavoury fulsome execrable disgustful farmyard stink
12 想呕
13 厌倦
sick tired weary ho-hum chocker wearily dully weariness ennui tire irk flack out brown off wearing jaded boredom doldrums lassitude aweary bore wear pall indisposed
14 恐惧
20 厌恶
execrative sick reluctant loath aversive loathful down hate horror allergy objection nausea revolt disgust reluctance abomination loathing repulsion antipathy repugnance odium disinclination execration scunner disesteem mislike loth rebel keck disincline reluct shock dread despise repulse abominate indispose have in abomination stick in gizzard be down on won't have a bar of allergic nauseous disgustedly vexingly recoil aversion revulsion disrelish averseness fastidium repel resent be ill of in revolt abhorrence detestation off bear abhor one's gorge rises pissed averse dislike prejudice object mind loathe execrate sicken of be an enemy to have a down on detestable indisposed hatred distaste indisposition shudder detest disfavour nauseate in disgust have no use for unwilling repulsive loathliness disaffection repugn horrify
22 愤怒
cross angry bitter heated outraged disorderly indignant bitterly hotly heatedly shock anger wrath bile bitterness spleen ire indignation exasperation snit smart inflame be up in arms steamed up be round the twist go round the twist hard feelings put out black inflamed glaring uptight vehement exasperated vitriolic choked fire heat stir rage outrage animosity animus gall in a lather hot under the collar hopping mad up the wall
23 使大为震惊
24 大为震惊
28 作呕
nausea disgust cowk turn gag heave retch sick squeamish sickness queasiness vomit puke nauseate keck vomiturition bock
29 震惊
shocked stunned astonished astounded appalled gobsmacked shock trauma jolt astonishment floor rock reel stun stagger astound horrify astonish boggle convulse scandalize shake up
30 使愤慨
33 感到厌恶
34 极为讨厌