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sick

/sɪk/adjective

उच्चारण सिक

बीमार; जी मिचलाता; ऊबा हुआ

Basic word

adjective
  1. 1

    physically or mentally ill; feeling that you want to vomit; (pt ~ of sth) bored with or annoyed about something that has been happening for a long time

    बीमार; जी मिचलाता; ऊबा हुआ

    • a sick child
    • I feel sick.
    • sick of waiting
    + 3 more examples
    • Anita stayed at home because she was sick.
    • The ride made me feel sick.
    • I am sick of hearing the same excuses.

    Synonyms ill unwell nauseous fed up tired of

    Opposite healthy well fit

Idioms 7

be off sick

to be away from work or school because you are ill

बीमारी के कारण छुट्टी पर होना

  • Radhika is off sick today.
  • Half the class was off sick with flu.

fall sick / take sick

to become ill

बीमार पड़ना

  • He fell sick just before the exam.
  • She took sick on the journey.

be sick and tired of sb/sth / be sick to death of sb/sth

to be angry and bored with sb/sth that has continued for too long

(किसी चीज़ से) तंग आ जाना, उकता जाना

  • I'm sick and tired of his excuses.
  • We are sick and tired of the noise from the construction site.

be worried sick / be sick with worry

to be extremely worried

बहुत ज़्यादा चिंतित होना

  • Where were you? Your mother has been worried sick.
  • They were sick with worry when the flight was late.

make sb sick

to make sb angry or disgusted

किसी को बहुत ग़ुस्सा या घृणा दिलाना

  • The way he treats his staff makes me sick.
  • It makes me sick to see food being wasted.

sick at heart

very unhappy or disappointed

बहुत दुखी, मन से टूटा हुआ

  • She was sick at heart when she heard the news.
  • He left the village sick at heart.

(as) sick as a parrot

very disappointed

बहुत निराश

  • He was sick as a parrot when his team lost the final.
  • I was as sick as a parrot about missing the concert.
◇Word family
sickness nounsicken verb
≈Synonyms and antonyms

Synonyms

ill unwell nauseous fed up tired of

Antonyms

healthy well fit

?Which word?

Keep apart, asked often: sick (before a noun: 'a sick child'; British 'feel sick' means want to vomit) and ill (usually after a verb: 'She is ill').

इन्हें अलग रखिए, अक्सर पूछा जाता है: sick (noun से पहले: 'a sick child'; British 'feel sick' का अर्थ उल्टी आना) और ill (प्रायः verb के बाद: 'She is ill')।

“Collocations, idioms and sayings

Sick and tired of sth (very annoyed about something that has continued for a long time), sick as a dog (very ill), call in sick (phone to say you are ill and cannot work), worried sick (extremely worried).

Idioms: sick and tired of sth (लंबे समय से चल रही चीज़ से बहुत परेशान, तंग आ जाना), sick as a dog (बहुत बीमार), call in sick (फ़ोन करके बताना कि बीमार हैं और काम नहीं कर सकते), worried sick (अत्यधिक चिंतित)।

Sick leave, motion sickness, homesick, seasick.

Collocations: sick leave (बीमारी की छुट्टी), motion sickness, homesick, seasick।