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sickened

/ˈsɪkənd/ /ˈsɪkəndɪd/

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verb

使恶心，使生病

Examples :

"The infection will sicken him until amputation is needed."

这种感染会让他病情恶化，直到需要截肢。

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verb

恶心，生病.

Examples :

"I will sicken if I don’t get some more exercise."

我要是再不锻炼，就要生病了。

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verb

恶心，厌恶。

To fill with disgust or abhorrence.

Examples :

"His arrogant behaviour sickens me."

他那傲慢的举止真让我恶心。

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verb

贬低，中伤。

To lower the standing of.

Examples :

"The politician's bribery scandal sickened his reputation and lowered his chances of re-election. "

那位政客的贿赂丑闻贬低了他的名声，中伤了他的形象，降低了他再次当选的机会。

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verb

恶心，厌恶

To be filled with disgust or abhorrence.

Examples :

"Seeing the spoiled food in the cafeteria, she was sickened by the carelessness. "

看到食堂里那些变质的食物，她对这种粗心大意感到恶心至极。

emotion mind sensation

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verb

令人厌恶，感到厌烦

To become disgusting or tedious.

Examples :

"The endless meetings at work really sickened me after a while. "

工作里没完没了的会议，时间长了真让我感到厌烦。

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verb

衰弱，衰退，枯萎。

To become weak; to decay; to languish.

Examples :

"The old, neglected plant sickened and slowly withered in the corner. "

那盆年老失修的植物在角落里渐渐衰弱，慢慢枯萎了。

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adjective

恶心，厌恶。

Disgusted or revolted.

Examples :

"She was sickened by the spoiled milk's smell. "

她闻到变质牛奶的味道就觉得恶心极了。