adj.让人厌恶的，令人作呕的，令人震惊的，给人以不祥感觉的，让人觉得不妙的，令人忌妒的，让人烦恼的
v.使大为震惊，使愤怒，患病，生病
sicken的现在分词

原形：sicken第三人称单数：sickens过去式：sickened过去分词：sickened现在分词：sickening

You will sicken and die.
你们将患病身亡。
Eric soon sickened of busy city life.
埃里克很快就厌倦了忙碌的城市生活。
Tom finally sickened of the endless round of parties and idle conversation.
汤姆终于厌倦了那些没完没了的聚会和无聊的谈话。
The sight of the polluted river sickened her. // 看到那条被污染的河流，她感到恶心。
The news of the accident sickened everyone in the office. // 事故的消息让办公室里的每一个人都感到震惊和难过。
Eating expired food can make you seriously sick. // 食用过期食品会让你生病。
The thought of betraying his friends sickened him. // 想到背叛朋友，他感到非常恶心。
The smell of rotten eggs sickened the entire neighborhood. // 臭鸡蛋的气味使整个社区的人都感到恶心。
She was sickened by the violence portrayed on television. // 电视上播放的暴力画面让她感到厌恶。
The relentless bullying finally sickened the teachers into taking action. // 持续的欺凌行为最终让老师们感到愤慨并采取了行动。
The patient felt sickened after chemotherapy, but it was a necessary part of the treatment. // 病人在化疗后感到非常不适，但这是治疗过程中必不可少的一部分。
The revelation of corruption within the company sickened its loyal customers. // 公司内部腐败的揭露让其忠实顾客感到痛心疾首。
The excessive use of plastic is sickening the oceans and harming marine life. // 过度使用塑料正在毒害海洋，危害海洋生物。