I began to feel really queasy.
對 話 Kevin: You don't look as if you've had a very good flight. How was it?
Jane: A bit grim, because we hit a lot of turbulence about an hour from touchdown.
Kevin: That couldn't have been much fun.
Jane: It certainly wasn't. After about ten minutes I began to feel really queasy and had to ask the cabin attendant for some seasick pills.
Kevin: Did they help?
Jane: Yes they did, although they took about twenty minutes to work. I certainly don't want to go through that again.
凱文：看你的樣子，這次飛行似乎不太舒適，旅程怎樣？
珍：有點(diǎn)難受，因?yàn)榻德淝耙恍r左右，遇上不少亂流。
凱文：那可不怎樣有趣。
珍：當(dāng)然不有趣。過了大約十分鐘，我就開始作嘔，得請服務(wù)員給我些暈船藥。
凱文：有用嗎？
珍：有，但要二十分鐘左右才見效。我真不想再有一次這樣的經(jīng)歷。
想嘔吐，英文叫做sick，另一常用說法是queasy。I am feeling queasy或My stomach is feeling queasy都是‘我想吐’的意思。The queasy passenger vomited則是‘那個乘客嘔吐了’。
暈船、暈車、暈機(jī)等，英文叫seasick、carsick、airsick，例如：(1) The sea was so rough that many became seasick（海濤洶涌，不少人都感到暈船）。(2) With turbulent winds buffeting the plane, I soon felt airsick（飛機(jī)受到猛烈氣流吹襲，我不久就感到暈機(jī)）。Turbulent是‘（氣流、水流等）猛烈而不穩(wěn)定的’，buffet則是‘（風(fēng)、浪等）撞擊’。但無論你是暈船、暈車還是暈機(jī)，都可以服seasick pills（暈船丸）。
珍用了三個字形容飛機(jī)航程：A bit grim。Grim本來是‘可怕’、‘嚴(yán)肅’的意思，例如：(1) The judge looked grim（法官－臉嚴(yán)肅）。(2) After working in the slaughterhouse for a few weeks, he became inured to his grim job（他在屠宰場工作了幾個星期之后，就習(xí)慣了這份可怕的工作）。俗語還以grim解作‘（身體）不舒適’或‘沒趣的’，例如：(1) I felt rather grim after the bumpy bus ride（那班巴士顛簸得很，我下車后感到很不舒服）。(2) The basketball game was a bit grim（那場籃球比賽頗為乏味）。珍說The flight was a bit grim，也是取‘沒趣’、‘令人不快’的意思。留意上文例句中inure、bumpy二字：inure是‘使習(xí)慣’，一般指習(xí)慣不愉快的事物；bumpy則是‘崎嶇的’或‘顛簸的’。
對 話 Kevin: You don't look as if you've had a very good flight. How was it?
Jane: A bit grim, because we hit a lot of turbulence about an hour from touchdown.
Kevin: That couldn't have been much fun.
Jane: It certainly wasn't. After about ten minutes I began to feel really queasy and had to ask the cabin attendant for some seasick pills.
Kevin: Did they help?
Jane: Yes they did, although they took about twenty minutes to work. I certainly don't want to go through that again.
凱文：看你的樣子，這次飛行似乎不太舒適，旅程怎樣？
珍：有點(diǎn)難受，因?yàn)榻德淝耙恍r左右，遇上不少亂流。
凱文：那可不怎樣有趣。
珍：當(dāng)然不有趣。過了大約十分鐘，我就開始作嘔，得請服務(wù)員給我些暈船藥。
凱文：有用嗎？
珍：有，但要二十分鐘左右才見效。我真不想再有一次這樣的經(jīng)歷。
想嘔吐，英文叫做sick，另一常用說法是queasy。I am feeling queasy或My stomach is feeling queasy都是‘我想吐’的意思。The queasy passenger vomited則是‘那個乘客嘔吐了’。
暈船、暈車、暈機(jī)等，英文叫seasick、carsick、airsick，例如：(1) The sea was so rough that many became seasick（海濤洶涌，不少人都感到暈船）。(2) With turbulent winds buffeting the plane, I soon felt airsick（飛機(jī)受到猛烈氣流吹襲，我不久就感到暈機(jī)）。Turbulent是‘（氣流、水流等）猛烈而不穩(wěn)定的’，buffet則是‘（風(fēng)、浪等）撞擊’。但無論你是暈船、暈車還是暈機(jī)，都可以服seasick pills（暈船丸）。
珍用了三個字形容飛機(jī)航程：A bit grim。Grim本來是‘可怕’、‘嚴(yán)肅’的意思，例如：(1) The judge looked grim（法官－臉嚴(yán)肅）。(2) After working in the slaughterhouse for a few weeks, he became inured to his grim job（他在屠宰場工作了幾個星期之后，就習(xí)慣了這份可怕的工作）。俗語還以grim解作‘（身體）不舒適’或‘沒趣的’，例如：(1) I felt rather grim after the bumpy bus ride（那班巴士顛簸得很，我下車后感到很不舒服）。(2) The basketball game was a bit grim（那場籃球比賽頗為乏味）。珍說The flight was a bit grim，也是取‘沒趣’、‘令人不快’的意思。留意上文例句中inure、bumpy二字：inure是‘使習(xí)慣’，一般指習(xí)慣不愉快的事物；bumpy則是‘崎嶇的’或‘顛簸的’。