nauseate [ˈnɔːsɪeɪt]
nauseate [ˈnɔːzɪeɪt]
verbo transitivo
1dar or provocar náuseas a
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nauseate [no-sieit]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Nausear, tener bascas, tener asco; sentir disgusto, aversión o antipatía. (n)
va. Dar asco o disgusto; causar aversión o antipatía.
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Verb Conjugation for "nauseate"
Imperative
- nauseate
- you nauseate
- he/she nauseates
- we nauseate
- you nauseate
- they nauseate
Preterite
- I nauseated
- you nauseated
- he/she nauseated
- we nauseated
- you nauseated
- they nauseated
Present Continuous
- I am nauseating
- you are nauseating
- he/she is nauseating
- we are nauseating
- you are nauseating
- they are nauseating
Present Perfect
- I have nauseated
- you have nauseated
- he/she has nauseated
- we have nauseated
- you have nauseated
- they have nauseated
Past Continuous
- I was nauseating
- you were nauseating
- he/she was nauseating
- we were nauseating
- you were nauseating
- they were nauseating
Past Perfect
- I had nauseated
- you had nauseated
- he/she had nauseated
- we had nauseated
- you had nauseated
- they had nauseated
Future
- I will nauseate
- you will nauseate
- he/she will nauseate
- we will nauseate
- you will nauseate
- they will nauseate
Future Perfect
- I will have nauseated
- you will have nauseated
- he/she will have nauseated
- we will have nauseated
- you will have nauseated
- they will have nauseated
Future Continuous
- I will be nauseating
- you will be nauseating
- he/she will be nauseating
- we will be nauseating
- you will be nauseating
- they will be nauseating
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been nauseating
- you have been nauseating
- he/she has been nauseating
- we have been nauseating
- you have been nauseating
- they have been nauseating
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been nauseating
- you will have been nauseating
- he/she will have been nauseating
- we will have been nauseating
- you will have been nauseating
- they will have been nauseating
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been nauseating
- you had been nauseating
- he/she had been nauseating
- we had been nauseating
- you had been nauseating
- they had been nauseating
náusea
feminine noun
1nausea, sickness
- me da náuseas -> it makes me feel sick; it makes me sick (figurative)
- sentir o tener náuseas -> to fall sick o nauseous
- náuseas del embarazo -> morning sickness
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náusea [nah'-oo-say-ah]
noun
1Nauseousness, squeamishness, nausea, disposition to vomit. (f)
(Most used in the plural.) Tener náuseas, to feel nauseated.
náusea
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