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人を描写する - Sickness

「天気の下で」や「黒と青」などの英語の慣用句が英語で病気とどのように関係しているかを学びましょう。

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English idioms used to Describe People
under the weather

feeling unwell or slightly ill

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to be off one's food

to lose one's appetite due to being physically or mentally ill

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one's dogs are barking

used to say that one's feet are in pain

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green around the gills

(of a person) feeling or looking nauseated, pale, or sickly

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a frog in one's throat

difficulty in speaking, particularly due to one's throat being dry

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like death warmed over

extremely unwell or tired

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to puke one's guts out

to vomit intensively

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to toss one's cookies

to empty what is in one's stomach through one's mouth

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to ride the porcelain bus

to vomit or feel sick, particularly when someone is leaning over a toilet bowl

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to talk to Ralph on the big white telephone

to vomit a lot and in length

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bag of bones (and feathers)

a person who is very thin, often in an unhealthy way

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(as) thin as a yard of pump water

very thin, often in an unattractive and unhealthy way

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(as) thin as a rake

used to refer to someone who is extremely thin, often in an unhealthy way

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skin and bone

used to refer to someone who is extremely thin, often in an unattractive and unhealthy way

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to spill one's guts (out)

to vomit in a very extensive way

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black and blue

covered with bruise marks on one's skin as a result of having had an accident or been hit by someone or something

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under the knife

used when someone is about to undergo a medical operation

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(as) sick as a dog

used to refer to someone who is extremely ill or unwell

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(as) weak as a kitten

very weak or lacking in strength

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