Translations for „seasick“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

seasick [ˈsi:sɪk] ADJ

to get seasick

страда́ть морско́й боле́знью

Usage examples with seasick

to get seasick

страда́ть морско́й боле́знью

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Some critics considered the photography style of jump cuts and hand-held camera movement too jarring; some said it made them feel seasick.

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I'm expecting that all of us will get seasick at some point.

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The seas were moderate, but most of the passengers quickly became seasick.

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I can't tell you how many people were getting seasick.

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With the sea too rough to sail, they allowed the boat to drift, feeling thoroughly seasick after years ashore.

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Though she admits to sometimes getting seasick, she quickly regains her composure.

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One of the yacht's roles was to take recruits out to sea to show them what being seasick felt like.

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In correspondence home, he observed that he was seasick, and that the gales caused considerable broken crockery aboard ship.

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The bridge soon became shunned as even the most courageous and expert drivers felt seasick or damaged their cars while crossing it.

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A seasick man had one advantage over the rest; a submarine would relieve his misery.

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