carsickness

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car·sick

(kär′sĭk′)

adj.

Suffering from motion sickness caused by travel in a motor vehicle.

car′sick′ness n.

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Translations

mal d'auto

車酔い

carsickness

[ˈkɑːˌsɪknɪs] n → mal m d'auto

Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995

carsickness

n mareo (en vehículo)

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Then I heard my carsickness mentioned and saw Abe's face dangling over mine.

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