queasily

简明释义

[ˈkwiːzəli][ˈkwiːzəli]

adv. 令人恶心地

英英释义

In a manner that causes or is characterized by nausea or discomfort.

以引起或具有恶心或不适的方式。

单词用法

feel queasily

感到恶心

look queasily at

对……感到不安

queasily aware

感到不安地意识到

queasily watch

感到不安地观看

同义词

nauseously

恶心地

She felt nauseously after the roller coaster ride.

过山车后她感到恶心。

uncomfortably

不舒服地

He uncomfortably shifted in his seat during the meeting.

会议期间他在座位上不舒服地移动。

squeamishly

神经质地

The squeamishly sensitive person avoided watching horror movies.

这个神经质的人避免观看恐怖电影。

反义词

comfortably

舒适地

She sat comfortably on the couch, enjoying her book.

她舒适地坐在沙发上,享受着她的书。

steadily

稳定地

The car drove steadily along the highway.

汽车在高速公路上稳定地行驶。

例句

1.She felt a bit queasily 恶心地 after the roller coaster ride.

过山车之后,她感到有点queasily 恶心地

2.After the long boat ride, she stepped onto solid ground feeling queasily 晕眩地.

经过漫长的船程后,她踏上坚实的土地,感到queasily 晕眩地

3.She looked at the blood and felt queasily 恶心地 as she tried to stay calm.

看到血时,她感到queasily 恶心地,努力保持冷静。

4.He queasily 不安地 watched the horror movie, covering his eyes during the scary parts.

他在看恐怖电影时感到queasily 不安地,在可怕的部分遮住了眼睛。

5.The thought of eating raw fish made him feel queasily 不安地 in his stomach.

想到要吃生鱼,他的肚子里感到queasily 不安地

作文

On a bright Saturday morning, I decided to take a hike in the nearby mountains. The sun was shining, and the birds were singing, creating a beautiful atmosphere. However, as I began my ascent, I started to feel a bit uneasy about the steep trails ahead. My stomach churned slightly, and I realized that I was feeling somewhat queasily (恶心地) about the challenging path. Despite this discomfort, I pushed forward, hoping that the breathtaking views would make it all worthwhile. As I climbed higher, the terrain became more rugged, and the air grew thinner. I could feel my heart racing, and each step seemed to require more effort than the last. The feeling of being queasily (恶心地) anxious nagged at me, but I focused on my breathing and reminded myself of the beauty that awaited me at the summit. I thought of the picturesque landscapes I had seen in photographs, with rolling hills and expansive skies. After what felt like an eternity, I finally reached a clearing that offered a stunning view of the valley below. The sight was absolutely breathtaking, and all my previous feelings of discomfort faded away. I stood there for a moment, taking it all in, feeling a sense of accomplishment wash over me. However, the moment was short-lived, as I suddenly felt a wave of dizziness hit me, causing me to feel queasily (恶心地) again. It was as if the height had finally caught up with me, and I needed to sit down for a moment.I took a deep breath and sat on a rock, allowing the cool breeze to calm my racing heart. As I gazed at the horizon, I couldn’t help but reflect on the journey I had taken to get there. It was not just a physical climb but also a mental one. Each time I felt queasily (恶心地) uncertain about my abilities, I had to remind myself to trust in my strength and resilience. This hike was a metaphor for life itself, where we often face challenges that make us feel uncomfortable or anxious.Eventually, after resting for a while, I gathered my strength and continued my exploration of the area. The more I walked, the more I realized that feeling queasily (恶心地) anxious was a natural part of pushing my limits. I encountered other hikers along the way, some of whom shared their own stories of overcoming fears and doubts. It was comforting to know that I was not alone in my feelings of unease.As the day came to an end, I made my way back down the mountain, reflecting on the lessons I had learned. The experience taught me that it is okay to feel queasily (恶心地) at times; it is a sign that we are stepping out of our comfort zones. Embracing these feelings can lead to personal growth and a deeper appreciation for the journey we undertake. In the end, I returned home not only with beautiful memories but also with a renewed sense of confidence and determination to face whatever challenges lay ahead.

在一个阳光明媚的星期六早晨,我决定去附近的山上徒步旅行。阳光明媚,鸟儿在歌唱,营造出美丽的氛围。然而,当我开始攀登时,我开始对前方陡峭的山路感到有些不安。我的胃微微翻腾,我意识到我对这条挑战性的道路感到有点queasily(恶心地)。尽管感到不适,我还是继续前进,希望令人叹为观止的风景会使这一切都值得。随着我爬得越来越高,地形变得更加崎岖,空气也变得稀薄。我能感觉到我的心跳加速,每一步似乎都比上一步需要更多的力量。那种queasily(恶心地)焦虑的感觉困扰着我,但我专注于呼吸,并提醒自己峰顶等待我的美丽。我想到了我在照片中看到的如画的风景,起伏的山丘和广阔的天空。经过似乎无尽的时间,我终于到达了一个开阔地带,那里可以俯瞰到下面的山谷。这个景象令人惊叹,之前所有的不适感都消失了。我站在那里,片刻之间沉浸在这一切中,感到一种成就感涌上心头。然而,这一刻并没有持续太久,我突然感到一阵晕眩袭来,让我又一次感到queasily(恶心地)。仿佛高度终于追上了我,我需要坐下来休息一下。我深吸了一口气,坐在一块石头上,任凭凉爽的微风平静我狂乱的心跳。当我凝视着地平线时,我不禁反思我为到达这里而走过的旅程。这不仅仅是一次身体上的攀登,更是一次心理上的攀登。每当我感到queasily(恶心地)不确定自己的能力时,我都必须提醒自己相信自己的力量和韧性。这次徒步旅行是生活本身的隐喻,我们常常面临让我们感到不舒服或焦虑的挑战。最终,在休息了一段时间后,我鼓起勇气继续探索这个区域。我越走越发现,感到queasily(恶心地)焦虑是推动自我的一种自然表现。沿途我遇到其他徒步旅行者,他们分享了自己克服恐惧和怀疑的故事。知道我并不是在这种不安的感觉中孤单,令我感到安慰。随着一天的结束,我开始下山,回想我所学到的教训。这次经历让我明白,感到queasily(恶心地)是没关系的;这表明我们正在走出舒适区。拥抱这些感觉可以带来个人成长,更深刻地欣赏我们所经历的旅程。最终,我不仅带着美好的回忆回到家中,还带着重拾的信心和决心,去面对未来的挑战。