nausea
Nausea is the feeling of being sick in your stomach and wanting to vomit. It often happens when you are ill, traveling in a car, or after eating bad food.
例文
3 / 5I felt a bit of nausea after the long car ride.
I felt a bit of sickness in my stomach after the long car ride.
The patient complained of persistent nausea and a headache.
The patient reported a continuous feeling of sickness and a headache.
That smell is giving me total nausea.
That smell is really making me feel sick.
語族
覚え方のコツ
Nausea sounds like 'Nautical.' Think of a ship at sea making you feel seasick.
クイックテスト
The smell of the old fish gave me a strong feeling of ______.
正解！
正解は： nausea
例文
I felt a bit of nausea after the long car ride.
everydayI felt a bit of sickness in my stomach after the long car ride.
The patient complained of persistent nausea and a headache.
formalThe patient reported a continuous feeling of sickness and a headache.
That smell is giving me total nausea.
informalThat smell is really making me feel sick.
Nausea is a primary symptom of motion sickness in many individuals.
academicFeeling sick is a main sign of travel sickness for many people.
He had to leave the meeting due to sudden nausea.
businessHe had to leave the meeting because he suddenly felt sick.
語族
よく使う組み合わせ
よく使うフレーズ
feeling of nausea
the sensation of being sick
overcome with nausea
to suddenly feel very sick
morning nausea
sickness felt in the morning, often during pregnancy
よく混同される語
Nausea is the noun (the feeling), while nauseous is the adjective (describing the feeling or something that causes it).
Nausea is an upset stomach, while dizziness is a feeling that the room is spinning.
使い方のコツ
Nausea is an uncountable noun. It describes the feeling before vomiting, not the act of vomiting itself.
よくある間違い
Learners often say 'I am nausea' instead of 'I have nausea' or 'I feel nausea.'
覚え方のコツ
Nausea sounds like 'Nautical.' Think of a ship at sea making you feel seasick.
語源
From the Greek word 'nausia,' which means 'seasickness' (derived from 'naus,' meaning ship).
文法パターン
文化的な背景
In many English-speaking cultures, nausea is the polite way to describe feeling sick without using more graphic words like 'vomit'.
クイックテスト
The smell of the old fish gave me a strong feeling of ______.
正解！
正解は： nausea
関連語彙
Healthの関連語
nose
A1The nose is the part of the face located above the mouth that you use for breathing and smelling. It contains nostrils which allow air to enter the respiratory system.
neck
A1The part of the body that connects the head to the rest of the body. It supports the weight of the head and allows it to turn and move.
chest
A1The chest is the upper front part of the human body between the neck and the stomach. It contains important organs like the heart and the lungs.
knee
A1The joint between the thigh and the lower leg in humans. It is a vital part of the body that allows the leg to bend and supports the body's weight while standing or moving.
heart
A1The organ in your chest that pumps blood through your body. It is also used to represent the center of your emotions, especially love.
cough
A1A cough is a sudden, noisy expulsion of air from the lungs that usually happens involuntarily. It is often a symptom of a cold, the flu, or an irritation in the throat.
stomachache
A1A pain in a person's stomach or the area around it. It is a common symptom often caused by eating too much, poor digestion, or a mild illness.
dizzy
A1Dizzy describes a feeling where you feel like you are spinning or losing your balance. It often happens when you are sick or if you turn around in circles very quickly.
vomit
A1Vomit is the food and liquid that comes out of your stomach through your mouth when you are sick. It is the physical substance produced after throwing up.
sneeze
A1A sneeze is a sudden, loud, and involuntary burst of air through the nose and mouth. It is usually caused by something irritating the inside of your nose, such as dust, pollen, or a cold.
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