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sick
A1
adjective
Usage:
81%
ill
Translation: ill
Pronunciation: /sɪk/
Meaning: Feeling ill or unwell, typically with symptoms like fever or nausea.

This meaning describes a state of health when someone is not feeling good. It is common to say you are sick when you have a disease or infection.

I feel sick today.

She is sick with a cold.

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B1
adjective
Usage:
61%
angry
Translation: angry
Pronunciation: /sɪk/
Meaning: To be greatly annoyed or displeased.

This meaning refers to feeling frustrated or tired of something repetitive or annoying. It expresses a strong emotional response.

I am sick of this situation.

He is sick of waiting for her.

3
B2
adjective
Usage:
41%
cool
Translation: cool
Pronunciation: /sɪk/
Meaning: Relatable to or suggested for something that is cool or impressive (slang).

In slang, 'sick' can describe something that is very impressive or exciting. It is often used among young people.

That trick was so sick!

His new car is sick.

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C1
adjective
Usage:
21%
injured
Translation: injured
Pronunciation: /sɪk/
Meaning: Related to the quality of being unwell in a specific context, such as in games or sports conditions.

This meaning refers to athletes or players who are unable to perform due to illness or injury. It highlights a specific context for 'sick' in sports.

The player is sick and can't play.

She feels sick after the match.

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