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sicken v.患病；生病；恶心；使厌倦 (1) 在秋天花草都枯萎了。(2) 但是有时病毒可以使人患病。(3) 那孩子得了百日咳。(4) 我看到那死尸感到很恶心。(5) 我逐渐对电视上无尽无休的暴力镜头感到厌恶。(6) 他对旅居国外感到厌倦了。 When things sicken you, they either make you feel terrible — disgusted or horrified — or they make you physically sick. Eating a piece of moldy bread or some potato salad that's been sitting in the sun too long will probably sicken you. Reading a story about childhood hunger and poverty in the newspaper can also sicken you. The earliest meaning of sicken was "fall ill," from an Old English root, seoc, "ill, diseased, weak, or troubled."

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英 ['sɪkən] 美 ['sɪkən] (1) The plants and flowers sicken in the autumn.(2) However, sometimes the virus can sicken humans.(3) The child sickened with whooping cough.(4) I was sickened by the sight of the dead body.(5) I began to sicken of the endless violence shown on television.(6) He sickened of living abroad. Things that sicken you make you feel upset or ill. It might sicken you to realize that you've hit a squirrel with your car. 1[VERB 动词]使厌恶；使作呕 If something sickens you, it makes you feel disgusted.   [V n]The notion that art should be controlled by intellectuals sickened him...他讨厌艺术应由知识分子所掌控的观点。What he saw there sickened him, despite all his years of police work.尽管他干了多年的警察工作，但在那里所见的一切还是让他感到恶心。2[VERB 动词]患病；得病；生病 If you sicken, you become ill.   [V]  [OLD-FASHIONED 过时]Many of them sickened and died.他们中的很多人都患病身亡。

英语单词	sicken
英美音标	英 ['sɪkən] 美 ['sɪkən]
中文释义	v.患病；生病；恶心；使厌倦
英语例句	(1) The plants and flowers sicken in the autumn. (2) However, sometimes the virus can sicken humans. (3) The child sickened with whooping cough. (4) I was sickened by the sight of the dead body. (5) I began to sicken of the endless violence shown on television. (6) He sickened of living abroad.
中文例句	(1) 在秋天花草都枯萎了。 (2) 但是有时病毒可以使人患病。 (3) 那孩子得了百日咳。 (4) 我看到那死尸感到很恶心。 (5) 我逐渐对电视上无尽无休的暴力镜头感到厌恶。 (6) 他对旅居国外感到厌倦了。
vocabulary简明	Things that sicken you make you feel upset or ill. It might sicken you to realize that you've hit a squirrel with your car.
vocabulary扩展	When things sicken you, they either make you feel terrible — disgusted or horrified — or they make you physically sick. Eating a piece of moldy bread or some potato salad that's been sitting in the sun too long will probably sicken you. Reading a story about childhood hunger and poverty in the newspaper can also sicken you. The earliest meaning of sicken was "fall ill," from an Old English root, seoc, "ill, diseased, weak, or troubled."
柯林斯解释	1 [VERB 动词]使厌恶；使作呕 If something sickens you, it makes you feel disgusted. [V n] The notion that art should be controlled by intellectuals sickened him... 他讨厌艺术应由知识分子所掌控的观点。 What he saw there sickened him, despite all his years of police work. 尽管他干了多年的警察工作，但在那里所见的一切还是让他感到恶心。 2 [VERB 动词]患病；得病；生病 If you sicken, you become ill. [V] [OLD-FASHIONED 过时] Many of them sickened and died. 他们中的很多人都患病身亡。

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