Sick with worry Meaning in English
expression
ˈsɪk/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ/ /ˈwɝi
SIK with WURR-ee
sˈɪk/ /wˈɪð/ /wˈʌɹi
SIK with WUH-ree
释义
To be extremely anxious or nervous about something, to the point where you feel physically unwell.
用法与细微差别
Idiomatic and emphasizes extreme worry. Used for emotional states that strongly affect the body. Common after bad news or stressful waiting. Not a medical term, but describes a physical feeling caused by anxiety.
Spanish: enfermo de preocupación - angustiadoPortuguese (BR): doente de preocupação - angustiadoPortuguese (PT): doente de preocupação - angustiadoChinese (Simplified): 忧虑得要命 - 担心得生病Chinese (Traditional): 憂慮得要命 - 擔心得生病Hindi: चिंता के कारण बीमार - फिक्रमंद होकर बीमारArabic: مريض من القلق - قلق جداًBengali: চিন্তায় অসুস্থ - দুশ্চিন্তায় কাতরRussian: с ума схожу от волнения - извожусь от тревогиJapanese: 心配で気分が悪い - 心配でたまらないVietnamese: lo lắng đến phát ốmKorean: 걱정으로 몸이 아플 정도이다 - 걱정해서 아프다Turkish: endişeden hasta olmakUrdu: فکر سے بیمار ہوناIndonesian: sakit karena cemas - sangat cemas hingga merasa sakit
例句
I'm sick with worry about my exam results.
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She was sick with worry when her cat disappeared.
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They felt sick with worry waiting for news from the hospital.
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I was sick with worry all night until you called.
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You look sick with worry—is everything okay?
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After he missed his flight, his mom was sick with worry until she heard from him.
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