sickened

英 [ˈsɪkənd]

美 [ˈsɪkənd]

v.  使大为震惊; 使愤怒; 患病; 生病
sicken的过去分词和过去式

过去式：sickened　

BNC.48318 / COCA.36551

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使厌恶;使作呕
  If somethingsickensyou, it makes you feel disgusted.
  1. The notion that art should be controlled by intellectuals sickened him...
     他讨厌艺术应由知识分子所掌控的观点。
  2. What he saw there sickened him, despite all his years of police work.
     尽管他干了多年的警察工作，但在那里所见的一切还是让他感到恶心。
• VERB 患病;得病;生病
  If yousicken, you become ill.
  1. Many of them sickened and died.
     他们中的很多人都患病身亡。

双语例句

• I sickened to see what he had done.
  看到他所做的事我就觉得恶心。
• I was sickened by the violence I saw there.
  我在那儿看到的暴力使我作呕。
• He sickened of trying to make peace.
  他对试图右和表示厌倦。
• We are winning the fight against measles, which has long killed, sickened and disabled our children.
  我们即将战胜麻疹这个长期以来导致我们的孩子死亡、生病和残疾的疾病。
• In Panama, medicine made with a poisonous chemical killed or sickened more than one hundred people.
  在巴拿马，含有毒化学物质的药品导致100多人死亡或染病。
• Many of them sickened and died.
  他们中的很多人都患病身亡。
• She felt sickened and depressed.
  她感到十分厌恶和沮丧。
• Contaminated peppers and milk sickened thousands of people, triggering worldwide concerns about food safety.
  有异味的辣椒和被污染的牛奶让数千人感染疾病，引起全世界关注食品安全。
• These included the scandal of melamine in infant milk, which killed six babies and sickened several hundred thousand.
  近年中国爆发一连串食品安全丑闻，包括婴儿奶粉添加三聚氰胺，该事件造成6名婴儿死亡，数十万婴儿需要就医。
• The notion that art should be controlled by intellectuals sickened him
  他讨厌艺术应由知识分子所掌控的观点。