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nauseate sb
nauseate 直接接宾语，表示‘使某人恶心’。
The smell nauseated her.
那股气味使她恶心。
使…恶心；使…作呕
nauseates — third person singular of nauseate
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使…恶心；使…作呕
make (someone) feel sick or nauseous
The smell nauseated her.
那股气味使她恶心。
指引起生理上的恶心、想吐。
使恶心
To cause nausea in.
使厌恶
To disgust.
感到恶心；厌恶退缩
To become squeamish; to feel nausea; to turn away with disgust.
nauseate
Base
原形
nauseates
3rd person
第三人称单数
nauseating
-ing
现在分词
nauseated
Past
过去式
nauseated
Past participle
过去分词
The smell nauseates me.
这气味让我恶心。
The smell of the garbage nauseated me.
垃圾的气味让我恶心。
The sight of blood nauseates her.
看到血让她作呕。
The politician's lies nauseated the voters.
那个政客的谎言令选民反感。
nauseate 直接接宾语，表示‘使某人恶心’。
The smell nauseated her.
那股气味使她恶心。
被动结构表示对某事感到恶心。
He was nauseated by the violence.
他被暴力场面恶心到了。
Not this
The smell makes me nauseate.
Use this
The smell makes me nauseated.
nauseate 是动词，表示“使恶心”；在 make + object + adjective 结构中，应该用形容词或过去分词 nauseated 表示“感到恶心的”。
Not this
I nauseate from the smell.
Use this
The smell nauseates me.
nauseate 作为及物动词时，主语是造成恶心的原因，宾语是感到恶心的人；应改为 The smell nauseates me，而不是用 I nauseate from。
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使某人恶心；令某人作呕
The rancid smell of the garbage nauseated everyone in the kitchen.
垃圾的馊味让厨房里的每个人都感到恶心。
感到恶心；反胃
I felt nauseated after the long, winding drive.
在漫长的蜿蜒车程后，我感到恶心。
被…弄得恶心；对…感到厌恶
He was nauseated by the cruelty in the movie.
电影中的残忍让他感到厌恶。
令人恶心的气味
A nauseating smell rose from the clogged drain.
堵塞的下水道里冒出一股令人恶心的气味。
令人难受（作呕）的经历
Flying through turbulence is a nauseating experience for many passengers.
穿越湍流飞行对许多乘客来说是一次令人难受的经历。
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nauseate 里藏着 nausea（恶心）和 ate（吃）：想象吃了不洁食物，立刻感到恶心欲吐。
语域：formal 常见场景：医学或健康语境、文学或正式写作 nauseate 比较常见于书面或较正式的表达，常表示“使恶心、使反感”；在医学或健康语境中也用于描述引起恶心的感觉。日常口语中通常说 make someone feel sick 或 feel nauseous，较少直接用 nauseate。该词也可作不及物动词，表示“感到恶心”，但较少见。
None of these words rhymes with nauseate /ˈnɒːsieɪt/. Nausea and nauseous share the opening spelling nause- and a similar first syllable, but end with /ziə/ or /ziəs/, not /sieɪt/. Create has the same -eate spelling but stresses the second syllable (/kriˈeɪt/). Procreate has the same stress pattern and final /eɪt/ but a different stressed vowel (/əʊ/).
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