nausea

nau·se·a

 (nô′zē-ə, -zhə, -sē-ə, -shə)

n.

1. A feeling of sickness in the stomach characterized by an urge to vomit. See Usage Note at nauseous.

2. Strong aversion; disgust.

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[Middle English, from Latin, from Greek nautiā, nausiē, seasickness, from nautēs, sailor, from naus, ship; see nāu- in Indo-European roots.]

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nausea

(ˈnɔːzɪə; -sɪə)

n

1. (Medicine) the sensation that precedes vomiting

2. a feeling of disgust or revulsion

[C16: via Latin from Greek: seasickness, from naus ship]

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nau•se•a

(ˈnɔ zi ə, -ʒə, -si ə, -ʃə)

n.

1. sickness at the stomach, esp. when accompanied by a loathing for food and an involuntary impulse to vomit.

2. extreme disgust; loathing; repugnance.

[1560–70; < Latin nausea, nausia < Greek *nausíā (Ionic nausíē) seasickness]

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Thesaurus

Noun	1.	nausea - the state that precedes vomiting   sickness kinetosis, motion sickness - the state of being dizzy or nauseated because of the motions that occur while traveling in or on a moving vehicle symptom - (medicine) any sensation or change in bodily function that is experienced by a patient and is associated with a particular disease morning sickness - nausea early in the day; a characteristic symptom in the early months of pregnancy queasiness, squeamishness, qualm - a mild state of nausea
	2.	nausea - disgust so strong it makes you feel sick disgust - strong feelings of dislike

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nausea

noun

1. sickness, gagging, vomiting, retching, squeamishness, queasiness, biliousness I was overcome with a feeling of nausea.

2. disgust, loathing, distaste, aversion, revulsion, repulsion, abhorrence, repugnance, odium, detestation She spoke in a little-girl voice which brought on a palpable feeling of nausea.

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nausea

noun

Extreme repugnance excited by something offensive:

disgust.

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Translations

غَثَيانغَثْيَانٌ

nevolnostzvedání žaludkumdlo

kvalme

Übelkeit

ναυτίααναγούλασιχασιάαηδία

náuseaasco

pahoinvointi

nausée

mučnina

émelygéshányinger

velgja

nauseanauseantemal di mare

吐き気船酔い車酔い酔い乗り物酔い

구역질

kelti pasišlykštėjimą

nelabums

misselijkheid

kvalme

nudności

náusea

тошнотаотвращение

nútenie k zvracaniu

illamående

อาการคลื่นไส้

bulantımide bulanması

sự buồn nôn

反胃恶心

nausea

[ˈnɔːsɪə] N (Med) → náusea f
his remarks filled me with nausea (fig) → sus comentarios me dieron náuseas or asco

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nausea

[ˈnɔːziə] n → nausée f
a feeling of nausea → un sentiment d'écœurement, un sentiment de nausée

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nausea

n (Med) → Übelkeit f; (fig) → Ekel m; a feeling of nausea → Übelkeit f; (fig) → ein Gefühl nt → des Ekels; the very thought fills me with nausea → bei dem Gedanken allein wird mir schon übel

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nausea

[ˈnɔːzɪə] n (Med) → nausea (fig) (disgust) → schifo, disgusto

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nausea

(ˈnoːziə) , ((American) -ʃə) noun

a feeling of sickness. naarheid غَثَيان гадене náusea zvedání žaludku die Übelkeit kvalme ναυτίαnáusea, asco iiveldus حالت تهوع pahoinvointi nauséeבחילה मतली morska bolest, mučnina émelygés mual velgja nausea 吐き気 구역질 pykinimas, pasišlykštėjimas nelabums mual misselijkheidkvalmemdłości د ناروغتيا احساس náusea grea­ţă тошнота nútenie k zvracaniu slabost mučnina kväljningar, illamående อาการคลื่นไส้ mide bulanması, bulantı 噁心 нудота بيمارپن کا احساس sự buồn nôn 恶心

nauseate (ˈnoːzieit) , ((American) -ʒi-) verb

to make (someone) feel nausea. naar word يُصاب بالغَثَيان гади ми се nausear zvedat žaludek (komu) Übelkeit erregen give kvalme προκαλώ ναυτία dar náuseas a, dar asco, asquear iiveldama ajama حالت تهوع دست دادن saada voimaan pahoin écœurer לְעוֹרֵר בְּחִילָה जी घिनाना ogaditi se, gaditi se émelyít, émelyeg membuat mual valda (e-m) velgju nauseare 吐き気をおこさせる 구역질나게 하다 pykinti, kelti pasišlykštėjimą šķebināt; izraisīt pretīgumu memualkan misselijk makengjøre kvalm przyprawiać o mdłości ناخوښه احساس كول dar vómitos a face greaţă вызывать тошноту robiť sa zle od žalúdka zagabiti smučiti se få att må illa คลื่นไส้ (mide) bulan(dır)mak 使噁心 відчувати нудоту مکدر کرنا làm cho ai buồn nôn 使恶心

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nausea

→ غَثْيَانٌ nevolnost kvalme Übelkeit ναυτία náusea pahoinvointi nausée mučnina nausea 吐き気 구역질 misselijkheid kvalme nudności náusea тошнота illamående อาการคลื่นไส้ bulantı sự buồn nôn 反胃

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nau·se·a

n. náusea, asco, ganas de vomitar.

English-Spanish Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012

nausea

n náusea (frec. pl); — and vomiting náusea(s) y vómito(s)

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