seasick in German
seasick in German is seekrank — seasick means nauseous or unwell from the motion of a boat or ship.
seasick in German
seekrank
Suffering from sickness, nausea or dizziness due to the motion of a ship at sea.
What does "seasick" mean?
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adjective Nauseous or unwell from the motion of a boat or ship.
"He turned pale and felt seasick as soon as the ferry hit rough water."
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seasick in a sentence
- He turned pale and felt seasick as soon as the ferry hit rough water.
- Take these tablets in advance if you tend to get seasick.
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What is "seasick" in German?
"seasick" in German is seekrank. seasick means: Nauseous or unwell from the motion of a boat or ship.
How do you use "seasick" in a sentence?
Example: "He turned pale and felt seasick as soon as the ferry hit rough water." In German, "seasick" is seekrank.
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