sick russian
пло́хо
badly, poorly
it is bad, that's bad
unwell, sick
hard (to do something), barely
уста́ть
to get tired, to be tired, to become weary
to be tired of, to be sick of, to be fed up with
больно́й
ill, sick
sore, aching, bad (tooth or leg)
painful, sensitive, touchy
боле́ть
to be ill, to be sick, to suffer from (an illness)
to hurt, to ache, to be painful
to cheer on, to support (a team), to root for
заболе́ть
to fall ill, to get sick, to come down with (an illness)
to start to hurt, to start aching
to become obsessed with, to catch the bug for
больно́й
patient, sick person, invalid
нехорошо́
it is bad, it is wrong, it is not right
badly, not well
unwell, sick
тошни́ть
to feel sick, to feel nauseous, to be nauseated
to vomit, to throw up, to be sick
больни́чный
hospital, hospital-, clinical
sick leave, sick note, doctor's certificate
стошни́ть
to vomit, to throw up, to puke, to feel sick
сказа́ться
to affect, to tell on, to make itself felt, to have an effect on
to claim to be, to pretend to be, to report oneself (sick), to pass oneself off as
мути́ть
to make turbid, to make cloudy, to muddy, to dull (a surface)
to stir up, to incite, to agitate
to make (someone) feel sick, to make (someone) dizzy
то́шно
sick, nauseated, fed up
disgusting, sickening, nauseating
бюллете́нь
ballot, ballot paper, voting slip
bulletin, report
sick note, medical certificate, sick leave
скве́рно
badly, poorly, awfully
nauseously, sick (feel), wretched (feel)
foully, vilely, filthily, disgustingly
заболева́ть
to get sick, to fall ill, to come down
приболе́ть
to fall ill, to get a little sick, to feel a bit unwell
лазаре́т
field hospital, sick quarters, sick-bay
ука́чивать
to rock to sleep, to lull to sleep
to make sick (from motion), to make seasick, to make carsick
не́мощный
infirm, sick, feeble, sickly
хвора́ть
to be sick
укачать
to rock to sleep, to lull to sleep
to make sick (from motion), to make seasick, to feel sick (in a vehicle)
to rock back and forth, to sway
заболе́вший
sick, ill, having fallen ill
тошнотво́рный
sickening, sick-making, nauseating, loathsome
перекури́ть
to take a smoking break, to have a quick smoke, to take a cigarette break
to smoke too much, to smoke until one feels sick
to outsmoke, to smoke more than others
to have smoked many sorts of tobacco, to try out many kinds of tobacco
усо́хнуть
to dry up, to shrink from drying, to lose weight from drying
to shrivel up, to waste away, to become wizened
to die laughing, to laugh oneself sick
блево́та
vomit, puke, sick
vomiting, puking, throwing up
истоскова́ться
to miss badly, to be sick, to yearn
хво́рый
ailing, sick
боле́ющий
sick, ill, ailing
проболе́ть
to be ill (for a while), to be sick (for a period)
to worry (about somebody for a while), to be anxious (for a period)
to root (for a team for a while), to cheer on (for a period)
собо́рование
extreme unction, anointing of the sick, last rites
му́торно
unpleasantly, disagreeably, drearily
queasy, sick at heart, uneasy
подта́шнивать
to feel slightly nauseous, to feel a bit sick, to feel queasy
около́ток
neighbourhood, town district, ward
police station, police precinct
infirmary, medical aid post, sick bay
собо́ровать
to administer extreme unction, to anoint (the sick), to give the last rites
to unite into a community, to rally (around a common cause)
дорабо́таться
to work oneself to exhaustion, to work oneself sick, to overwork oneself
боле́вший
sick, ill, who was sick, having been sick
переку́ривать
to take a smoke break, to have a cigarette break
to smoke too much, to smoke until one feels sick
to out-smoke (someone), to smoke more than others
to smoke one's way through many kinds of tobacco
захвора́вший
fallen ill, sick
бюллете́нить
to be on sick-leave
заболева́ющий
falling ill, getting sick, sickly, ailing
ука́чанный
seasick, carsick, airsick, motion sick
lulled to sleep, rocked to sleep
укача́ться
to get seasick, to get carsick, to get motion sick
занемо́гший
unwell, sick, fallen ill
окорми́ть
to overfeed, to feed too much, to stuff with food
to poison with bad food, to make sick with spoiled food
долежа́ться
to lie around until (something happens), to become spoiled from lying, to get sick from lying around
разболе́вшийся
fallen ill, taken ill, become sick
aching, sore, painful
хвора́вший
sick, ill, who was sick, who had been ill
бюллете́нивший
having been on sick leave, who was on sick leave
прохвора́вший
having been sick, who has been sick, having been ill
ука́чивавшийся
motion-sick, getting carsick, getting seasick, prone to motion sickness
укача́вшийся
seasick, carsick, airsick, motion-sick
посты́леть
to become odious, to become sick of, to become fed up with, to become tiresome
ука́ченный
seasick, carsick, motion sick
rocked to sleep, lulled to sleep
лека́рничать
to be in hospital, to be hospitalized, to be under treatment
to feign illness, to pretend to be sick, to malinger
укача́вший
having rocked to sleep, lulling to sleep
having made motion-sick, motion-sickness-inducing
пала́та
ward, hospital room, sickroom
chamber, house
palace, stately hall
нездоро́вый
unhealthy, unwholesome
unwell, sickly, ill
morbid, unhealthy
боле́зненный
painful, sore
sickly, frail
morbid, unhealthy
painful (emotionally), distressing, sensitive (of a topic)
до́хлый
dead
sickly, puny, weak, feeble
тошнота́
nausea, sickness
боле́зненно
painfully, badly, oversensitively
painfully
morbidly, unhealthily, excessively
sickly
омерзи́тельный
loathsome, sickening, revolting
одр
bed, couch, sickbed, deathbed
bier, funeral bier
хи́лый
sickly, frail, puny, weak
stunted, undergrown, scrawny
омерзи́тельно
sickeningly
серп
sickle, reaping-hook
реза́к
chopping knife, cutter, cleaver
cutting torch, cutting burner
shredder, cutting machine
cutter (worker), die cutter
butcher, slaughterer
sickleweed, longleaf
lancet (for fine stucco work), carving tool
слаща́вый
sugary sickly-sweet attitude
декомпре́ссия
decompression, pressure release, drop in pressure
decompression sickness, the bends
прети́ть
to sicken
при́торный
cloying, sickly sweet, over-sweet
saccharine, mawkish, twee
заболева́емость
morbidity, sickness rate, incidence of disease, prevalence
не́мощь
infirmity, feebleness, sickness
ча́хлый
stunted, poor, wilted, sickly
желтова́тый
yellowish, yellowy, pale yellow
sallow, sickly yellow
дохля́тина
weakling, feeble person, sickly person, wimp
carrion, carcass, dead animal
боле́зненность
painfulness, tenderness, soreness
sickliness, unhealthiness, morbidity
боле́зный
sickly, ill, unhealthy
дото́шно
literally "to sickness"
тошно́тный
nauseating, sickening, disgusting
не́мочь
sickness, illness
захире́ть
to grow sickly, to wither, to droop, to fall into decay
опосты́левший
hateful, loathsome, sickening, tiresome
вывора́чивающий
wrenching, twisting, dislocating
stomach-churning, nauseating, sickening
ча́хнущий
pining away, withering, languishing, sickly
осточерте́вший
odious, loathsome, sickening, utterly tiresome
мутя́щий
clouding, making turbid, blurring
agitating, disturbing, unsettling, confusing
nauseating, sickening, dizzying
укачиваться
to get motion sickness, to get seasick, to get carsick, to get airsick
хвора́ющий
sickly, ailing, unwell
ука́чиваемый
prone to motion sickness, susceptible to motion sickness
ука́чивающий
motion-sickness-inducing, nauseating, sickening
lulling, rocking, soothing
кинето́з
kinetosis, motion sickness (e.g. seasickness)
се́рпик
small sickle, little sickle
swift (bird)
паду́чая
falling sickness
обры́днувший
sickening, repugnant, tiresome, boring
похва́рывающий
feeling a bit unwell, a bit sickly, somewhat ailing
похва́рывавший
ailing, sickly, frail, often ill
ука́чивающийся
prone to motion sickness, easily seasick, who gets motion sickness
Examples
Мой брат, должно быть, бо́лен.
My brother must be sick.
Мне стано́вится дурно от карти́ны происше́ствия.
The picture of the accident makes me sick.
Она прекра́сно чу́вствовала себя пе́ред обе́дом, а после — почу́вствовала недомога́ние.
She was very well before lunch, but felt sick afterward.
Она присма́тривает за больно́й ма́терью.
She is attending on her sick mother.
You look sick.
I'm sick of English.
Does anyone feel sick?
She pretended that she was sick.
The patient is sick beyond all hope.
Библиоте́карь вы́глядел совершенно больны́м.
The librarian looked quite sick.
Тебе нездоровится. Тебе надо отдохну́ть.
You're sick. You have to rest.
Мэри не больна́ на самом де́ле. Она только притворя́ется.
Mary isn't really sick. She's only pretending to be.
Are you feeling sick?
Будешь так много есть - заболе́ешь.
If you eat so much, you'll get sick.
Tom looks sick.
She must be sick.
Рано или поздно ты заболе́ешь.
Sooner or later you'll get sick.
Она отсу́тствует, потому что больна́.
She's absent because she's sick.
Заболевшего сотрудника отправили на больничный.
The sick employee was sent on sick leave.
Захворавший работник взял больничный на неделю.
The sick employee took a week of sick leave.



















