Make sick Meaning in English
expression
ˈmeɪk/ /ˈsɪk
MAYK-SIK
mˈeɪk/ /sˈɪk
MAYK-SIK
释义
To cause someone to become ill, or to make someone feel nauseous or disgusted.
用法与细微差别
Often used both literally (to cause actual illness) and figuratively (to express strong disgust). Common with foods, smells, or disturbing news. Informal and direct.
Spanish: hacer enfermar - dar náuseasPortuguese (BR): fazer passar mal - dar enjooPortuguese (PT): fazer sentir-se mal - causar enjooChinese (Simplified): 让人生病 - 让人恶心Chinese (Traditional): 讓人生病 - 讓人噁心Hindi: बीमार कर देना - उल्टी जैसा महसूस करानाArabic: يُصيب بالمرض - يُشعر بالغثيانBengali: অসুস্থ করা - বমি বোধ করানো - ঘৃণা লাগানোRussian: заставить заболеть - вызывать тошноту - вызывать отвращениеJapanese: 気分が悪くなる - 吐き気を催させる - 嫌悪感を抱かせるVietnamese: làm ai đó bị bệnh - làm ai đó buồn nôn - làm ai đó thấy ghê tởmKorean: 아프게 하다 - 구역질나게 하다 - 역겹게 하다Turkish: hasta etmek - mideni bulandırmak - tiksindirmekUrdu: بیمار کرنا - متلی آنا - گھن آناIndonesian: membuat sakit - membuat mual - membuat jijik
例句
This food will make you sick if you eat it.
basic
The smell in here could make anyone sick.
basic
Those pictures make me sick.
basic
Just thinking about that accident makes me sick.
natural
If you eat too much candy, it'll make you sick.
natural
Seeing how they treat animals there really makes me sick.
natural