sick in Italian
sick in Italian is ammalati, stufo — sick means unwell; suffering from an illness.
sick in Italian
ammalati
stufo
Tired of or annoyed by something [with of].
What does "sick" mean?
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adj Unwell; suffering from an illness.
"He stayed home from school because he felt sick."
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adj Feeling nauseous, like you might vomit.
"The boat ride left half the passengers feeling sick."
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adj Fed up with or tired of something that has gone on too long, usually as "sick of".
"I'm sick of hearing the same excuse every week."
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adj Slang: extremely impressive or excellent.
"That skateboard trick was sick."
sick in a sentence
- He stayed home from school because he felt sick.
- She looked after her sick grandmother all weekend.
- The boat ride left half the passengers feeling sick.
- I'm sick of hearing the same excuse every week.
Similar words in Italian
Common Italian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "sick" in Italian?
"sick" in Italian is ammalati, stufo. sick means: Unwell; suffering from an illness.
How do you use "sick" in a sentence?
Example: "He stayed home from school because he felt sick." In Italian, "sick" is ammalati, stufo.
Are there other ways to say "sick" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "sick": ammalati, stufo.
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