1.使厌恶;嫌,厌
2.使呕吐,使恶心
3.厌恶 (at)
4.作呕
1.使厌恶;嫌,厌
2.使呕吐,使恶心
3.厌恶 (at)
4.作呕
1.to make someone feel as if they are going to vomit. The more usual phrase for this is to make someone feel sick
2.to make someone feel upset
1.The trick is to take ginger (in tablet, powder, or natural form) before you think you may become nauseated, when it works best.
诀窍是在你恶心之前就服用姜及制品（片剂、粉末或天然生姜），这样效果更佳。
2."Before the elections we had so much so-called democracy that it has made us nauseated, " he said.
他说：“大选前，我们有太多的让我们作呕的所谓民主。”
3.' I held you next to my heart when you were a tiny baby . ' Krebs felt sick and vaguely nauseated .
她说，“当你还是个小婴孩的时候，我就这样贴心把你抱在怀里。”克雷布斯感到了恶心和厌恶。
4.She'd put in a good time, but suddenly she felt dizzy and nauseated and broke out in a sweat.
她本来感觉不错，但是突然觉得头晕和恶心，出了很多汗。
5.They get somehow depressed and nauseated when getting their orders to go there and they call it one of the biggest challenges in their life.
当他们得到命令前往海湾，他们不知何故感到沮丧与厌恶，他们称之为生命中最大的挑战之一。
6.After that I broke into a cold sweat and felt light-headed and nauseated.
随后我出冷汗，感到头晕和恶心。
7.My office is such a stressful place to work, everyone is nauseated in the morning!
我们办公室是个压力很大的地方，每个人早上都要呕吐。
8.And the nauseated feeling is a thing of the past: new projection equipment and improved glasses have eliminated the headaches and dizziness.
恶心感是过去式：新的投影设备和改良的眼镜已可消除头痛晕眩。
9.By the time I had to speak, I was nauseated and almost fainting from fear.
就在我被迫上台的时候，我吐了起来，还几乎因为恐惧而晕倒。
10.She was nauseated by the stench of burning flesh.
她闻见生肉燃烧的臭气直作呕。