sickness [брит. ˈsɪknəs, америк. ˈsɪknəs] СУЩ.
1. sickness (illness):
2. sickness U (nausea):
- sickness
- vomissements м. мн.
decompression sickness СУЩ.
- decompression sickness
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morning sickness СУЩ.
- morning sickness
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altitude sickness СУЩ.
- altitude sickness
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motion sickness СУЩ.
- motion sickness
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sickness benefit СУЩ. U брит.
- sickness benefit
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английский
французский
sickness СУЩ.
1. sickness no мн. (illness):
- sickness
- maladie ж.
2. sickness (vomiting):
- sickness
- vomissements mpl
3. sickness перенос.:
- sickness
- écœurement м.
travel sickness СУЩ. no мн.
- travel sickness
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английский
французский
sickness СУЩ.
1. sickness (illness):
- sickness
- maladie ж.
2. sickness (vomiting):
- sickness
- vomissements mpl
3. sickness перенос. (disgust):
- sickness
- écœurement м.
travel sickness СУЩ.
- travel sickness
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Most women feel more energized in this period, and begin to put on weight as the symptoms of morning sickness subside and eventually fade away.
en.wikipedia.org Used in the late 1950s to treat morning sickness, thalidomide was found to cause severe limb defects.
theconversation.com It's like morning sickness but throughout the whole of your pregnancy.
www.rte.ie She later found out it was morning sickness; she was pregnant.
www.macleans.ca It was noted that the drug was particularly effective in treating the symptoms of morning sickness associated with pregnancy.
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