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sick English-Italian

ammalato

sick bay English-Italian

infermeria f

sick note English-Italian

certificato m medico

sick pay English-Italian

indennità f di malattia

travel-sick English-Italian

be/get travel-sick

sick building syndrome English-Italian

sindrome f da edifici malsani

he phoned in sick in phone English-Italian

ha telefonato [al lavoro] per dire che è ammalato

be sick of something in sick English-Italian

essere stufo di qualcosa

sick1 British & World English

affected by physical or mental illness

sick English-French

malade

sick English-Spanish

enfermo

sick bag British & World English

a paper bag provided in an aircraft or ship as a receptacle for vomit

sick call British & World English

a visit to a sick person, typically one made by a doctor or priest

sick day British & World English

a day taken off from work because of illness

sick list British & World English

a list, especially in the army or navy, of people who are ill and unable to work

sick note British & World English

a note to be given to an employer, teacher, or person in authority confirming that an absence was due to sickness

sick-out British & World English

a period of unwarranted sick leave taken as a form of group industrial action

sick pay British & World English

pay given to an employee on sick leave

take ill US sick in take British & World English

become ill, especially suddenly

sick bay English-French

infirmerie f

sick pay English-French

indemnité

sick list English-German

Liste der Kranken

sick pay English-German

Entgeltfortzahlung im Krankheitsfalle

sick bay English-Spanish

enfermería

sick pay English-Spanish

salario que se percibe mientras se está con permiso por enfermedad

—— oneself sick in sick1 British & World English

do something to such an extent that one feels nauseous or unwell (often used for emphasis)

sick leave British & World English

leave of absence granted because of illness

sick-making British & World English

nauseatingly unpleasant or shocking

sick nurse British & World English

a nurse who looks after the sick and infirm (as distinct from a children’s nurse)

sick ticket British & World English

a person with an affinity for sick humor

travel-sick British & World English

suffering from nausea caused by the motion of a moving vehicle, boat, or aircraft

travel-sick English-French

to be or get travel-sick

sick leave English-German

Urlaub wegen Krankheit

travel-sick English-German

reisekrank

sick benefit British & World English

short for sickness benefit.

sick headache British & World English

a headache accompanied by nausea, particularly a migraine

make someone sick in sick1 British & World English

cause someone to vomit or feel nauseous or unwell