sick of
英 [sik ɔv] 美 [sɪk ʌv]

释义

厌倦了，厌烦了；

英英释义

sick of

• adj.having a strong distaste from surfeit

  同义词：disgustedfed up(p)sick(p)tired of(p)

同近义词辨析

sick of, tire of

sick of对…厌恶（尤指因食、饮、听、看过度引起的）

tire of厌倦，对…不感兴趣

双语例句

1. She was tired of her husband's dictation.
   她对丈夫的发号施令感到厌烦。
2. I'm sick of your unending grumbles.
   我对你的不断埋怨感到厌烦。

权威例句

Sick of poverty
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"Sick of Smoking": evaluation of a targeted minimal smoking cessation intervention in general practice.
Sick of work or too sick to work? Evidence on self-reported health shocks and early retirement from the BHPS
Why I'm Sick of Central Belt Car-Haters; as [Pounds Sterling]6million Is Ploughed into Persuading Us off the Roads
Cold-related symptoms among the healthy and sick of the general population: National FINRISK Study data, 2002.