sick in Polish
sick in Polish is wymiociny — sick means unwell; suffering from an illness.
sick in Polish
wymiociny
(British, AU, colloquial) Vomit.
What does "sick" mean?
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adj Unwell; suffering from an illness.
"I was too sick to go to work, so I stayed in bed."
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adj Feeling nauseous, like you might vomit.
"Reading in the back of the car always makes me feel sick."
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adj Fed up with or tired of something that has gone on too long, usually as "sick of".
"She is sick of waiting for the bus in the rain every morning."
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adj Slang: extremely impressive or excellent.
"Did you hear their new song? It's absolutely sick!"
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sick in a sentence
- I was too sick to go to work, so I stayed in bed.
- He stayed home from school because he felt sick.
- Reading in the back of the car always makes me feel sick.
- The smell from the bin was so awful that it made her sick.
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What is "sick" in Polish?
"sick" in Polish is wymiociny. sick means: Unwell; suffering from an illness.
How do you use "sick" in a sentence?
Example: "I was too sick to go to work, so I stayed in bed." In Polish, "sick" is wymiociny.
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