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Перевод: sicken

[глагол]
заболевать; болеть; чувствовать тошноту; вызывать тошноту; чувствовать отвращение; вызывать отвращение; пресытиться

Тезаурус:

1. Nobody who has ever taken the trouble to visit General Gouraud's observation post on a cold, dank winter's day, could ever escape the hell-hole ambiance of such a deathly place which seems to reach out over the decades of time to shame and sicken the human race.
2. Valerie's got some wee "do" on tonight and I popped over to Hyndland Road this morning because she was short of ramekins for her starters and the wee souls were all over Gran with their Selection Boxes, honestly any more would sicken me.
3. Europe's trees sicken
4. Sometimes they just sicken and die.
5. Of the latter he gives horrific examples, which sicken him and enrage him (though as much in Mrs Pound's genteel English version as in Pound's red-necked American).
6. The effect of such poisons is to cause some children to be born as monsters, and the people who venture too close to contaminated land sicken and die."
7. But - lest you sicken of squalor, gentle reader, and forbear to read any more of the horrid stuff - you are kept going with upmarket, upbeat physical descriptions.
8. "It'll sicken him, right enough.
9. How it must sicken him now to see Pdraic Flynn leaping aboard the Reynolds bandwagon, ballot box in one hand, scapular in the other.
10. The young men entered into the wedding, therefore, desperate for enjoyment, for fear they sicken of each other's company before spring.
11. "Then let the man sicken and die."
12. I shall sicken and die.
13. He noticed that he was being drawn into making the decision by the "we"; and so he said, "Well, speakin' for meself, it would sicken me if I thought the young 'un got into his hands."