queasy in Portuguese
queasy in Portuguese is enjoado — queasy means feeling sick to one's stomach, as if about to vomit.
queasy in Portuguese
enjoado
Experiencing or causing nausea or uneasiness, often characterized by an unsettled stomach.
What does "queasy" mean?
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adj Feeling sick to one's stomach, as if about to vomit.
"The rough ferry crossing left her feeling queasy."
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adj Uneasy or uncomfortable about something, especially morally.
"Investors grew queasy about the company's finances."
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queasy in a sentence
- The rough ferry crossing left her feeling queasy.
- He felt queasy after the greasy meal.
- Investors grew queasy about the company's finances.
- I'm queasy about signing a contract I haven't read.
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What is "queasy" in Portuguese?
"queasy" in Portuguese is enjoado. queasy means: Feeling sick to one's stomach, as if about to vomit.
How do you use "queasy" in a sentence?
Example: "The rough ferry crossing left her feeling queasy." In Portuguese, "queasy" is enjoado.
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