sickening

sickening
adjective
1) ekelerregend; widerlich [Anblick, Geruch]
2) (coll.): (infuriating) unerträglich

it's really sickening — es kann einen krank machen

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adjective (causing sickness, disgust or weariness; very unpleasant or annoying: There was a sickening crunch; The weather is really sickening!) Übelkeit erregend
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sick·en·ing
[ˈsɪkənɪŋ]
adj (repulsive) cruelty, smell entsetzlich, ekelhaft; prices, frequency unerträglich; (annoying) [äußerst] ärgerlich
it's \sickening that I can't go to the party es ist wirklich blöd, dass ich nicht auf die Party kann fam
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['sIknɪŋ]
adj (lit)
ekelerregend; smell, sight also widerlich; (= upsetting) erschütternd; (= disgusting, annoying) ekelhaft, zum Kotzen (sl); treatment abscheulich; cruelty widerlich; delays, price increase unerträglich; person ekelhaft

his sickening habit of always being right — seine unerträgliche Angewohnheit, immer recht zu haben

the most sickening thing I've ever seen —

we're going to be late again – how sickening — wir kommen schon wieder zu spät – es ist einfach furchtbar

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sickening adj (adv sickeningly)
1. Übelkeit erregend:
this is sickening da(bei) kann einem (ja) übel werden
2. fig ekelhaft, grässlich
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adjective
1) ekelerregend; widerlich [Anblick, Geruch]
2) (coll.): (infuriating) unerträglich

it's really sickening — es kann einen krank machen

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adj.
erkrankend adj.
widerlich adj.

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