French · an ill or sick person; a patient
He is ill.
She looked ill.
He seems ill.
I am sick.
I am sick.
You're sick!
I was sick.
You're sick!
You're sick!
Are you sick?
It's obvious that she's sick.
Are you seriously ill?
Are you seriously ill?
Our patient is regaining consciousness.
This animal is sick.
She attended on her sick husband.
You're sick. You have to rest.
I was unable to leave home last Saturday, with my mother being ill.
"Is he seriously ill?" "I hope not."
That student sometimes affects illness.
You're very sick.
She pretended that she was sick.
She became very ill.
Are you mentally ill?
Are you mentally ill?
Are you mentally ill?
My mother is seriously ill.
Does anyone feel sick?
Kate must be sick, for she looks pale.
He failed in business, and to make matters worse, his wife fell ill.
Tom was sick.
Tom's sick.
Obviously, she's sick.
Tom is nuts.
Tom became very ill.
Is Tom ill?
Tom got sick.
He's mentally ill.
He suddenly fell ill.
The dog sniffed the sick.
The patient is bedbound.
He remains sick in bed.
Tom is lying ill in bed.
You are sick and confined to bed.
Mary is sick and bedridden.
Mary and her sister took turns at looking after their sick mother.
The patient is in a state of profound stupor.
The manager for regional operations in Brazil is sick and won't come for our meeting tomorrow.
The last time I was sick, I was bedridden for 4 days.
Mary said she was sick.