Translations for „queasily“ in the English » German Dictionary

quea·si·ly [ˈkwi:zɪli] ADV

queasily

[über]empfindlich

queasily

[leicht] gereizt

his stomach tends to react queasily

er hat einen sehr empfindlichen Magen

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

his stomach tends to react queasily

er hat einen sehr empfindlichen Magen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He can expect them to often consent, queasily or not.

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Both artists queasily ape naturalist conventions but are painters of time as much as space.

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But for those who spent much of their pregnancy retching or queasily scarfing down saltines, the new research is a welcome message.

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Instead, this queasily compulsive close-up combines a sharply funny comment on politics and media with a deeply sad -- and ultimately empathetic -- human story.

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When a 40-strong new age delegation arrived queasily off a sea-tossed ferry for a spot of mediation, we fled back to the city.

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It makes for queasily fascinating reading.

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As the plot veers queasily away from weak humour towards unconvincing tragedy, the whole film seems about to collapse under its own ridiculousness.

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From the jail cells, jazz players noodled softly, queasily.

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The set-up is queasily familiar.

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He rode queasily along for three weeks, mentally composing the material for a lengthy, all-revealing trawl, as it were, of his own psyche.

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