mareado

/maɾeˈado/, [ma.ɾeˈa.ð̞o]

dizzy

Adjective mareado (feminine mareada, masculine plural mareados, feminine plural mareadas)

Verb mareado m (feminine singular mareada, masculine plural mareados, feminine plural mareadas)

Examples

¿Te has mareado alguna vez en un avión?

Have you ever felt dizzy on a plane?

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Me siento mareado.

I'm seasick.

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Me siento mareado. Creo que me voy a desmayar.

I feel dizzy. I think I'm going to faint.

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Al comienzo del gran viaje estaba mareado, pero gradualmente empecé a adaptarme.

At the outset of the long voyage I was seasick, but I gradually began to get my sea legs.

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Tom se sintió mareado por el calor.

Tom felt dizzy from the heat.

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Estaba un poco mareado, así que me senté un rato.

Feeling a little dizzy, I sat down for a while.

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Estoy mareado.

I feel seasick.

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Tom se siente mareado.

Tom is feeling nauseous.

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¿Jamás te has sentido mareado en un avión?

Have you ever felt dizzy on a plane?

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Yo me siento mareado.

I feel queasy.

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