sickening

形容词令人厌恶的，讨厌的; 引起生病的

动词（使）生病(sicken的现在分词); 使厌恶，使恶心

1. 令人作呕的：sickener 催吐物 | sickening 令人作呕的 | sickish 多病的

2. 令人恶心的：令人厌恶的gruesome | 令人恶心的sickening | 合群的,群居的gregarious

3. 令人厌烦的痛：Shooting 注射样痛 | Sickening 令人厌烦的痛 | Smarting 剧烈疼痛

4. 使人作呕的/使人**的：sickener /催吐物/令人失望或厌倦的事物/ | sickening /使人作呕的/使人**的/ | sickish /多病的/象是要吐的/

1. 令人恐惧的;令人厌恶的;令人作呕的
    You describe something as sickening when it gives you feelings of horror or disgust, or makes you feel sick in your stomach.

    e.g. This was a sickening attack on a pregnant and defenceless woman...
           这一起对毫无防御能力的孕妇的袭击，令人无比震惊。
    e.g. He described the Foreign Office's decision as sickening and cynical.
           他称外交部的决议令人不齿、见利忘义。

1. Throughout Brisbane, a sickening odor of spoiled food and the river's muck wafted through the air.

2. They all pointed a finger to the newly painted classroom walls and new furniture, which " gave out a sickening odor ".

3. He had no chance to stabilize himself, his left leg crossing over the right and sending him on a sickening stumble.

4. Davis called the allegations " absolutely, unquestionably false " and " sickening and outrageous ".

5. The herb has been blamed for sickening two other patients in northwest China's Qinghai Province.

6. Chicken coops writhe with maggots, a sickening stench hanging in the air.

7. sickening的解释

7. Recent news about the food on our table has been somewhat sickening.

8. sickening什么意思

8. Prime Minister John Howard called the violence " sickening, " but denied it was rooted in racism.

9. sickening的反义词

9. He said the news had been " sickening ", and families were devastated.

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