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Synonyme

Dämp­fer:

damper

mute

De­pres­si­on:

depression

Ent­täu­schung:

disappointment

Frust:

frustration

Frus­tra­ti­on:

exasperation

frustration

Ka­ter:

cat

tom

tomcat

Nie­der­ge­schla­gen­heit:

melancholy

Schä­del:

cranium

skull

Un­wohl­sein:

indisposition

malaise

sickness

ver­ka­tert:

hung over

Antonyme

Eu­pho­rie:

euphoria

Freu­de:

delight

gladness

happiness

joy

pleasure

Wohl­be­fin­den:

well-being

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom woke up the next day with a painful hangover.

• I woke up the next day with a hangover.

• He has a terrible hangover.

• Tom is a high school history teacher and a part-time harmonica player in a blues band.

• I have a terrible hangover.

• Tom has a hangover.

• Tom had a hideous hangover.

• There's nothing better than a good onion soup to drive away the hangover after a night of drinking.

• She slept off her hangover.

• He was in a mood of depression.

• I have a hangover.

• I've got a terrible hangover.

• I have the blues today.

• I have a hangover today.

• Tom likes blues.

• I came to work this morning with a hangover.

• What's the best cure for a hangover?

• He likes blues.

• He has a hangover.

• Money in your pocket helps chase the blues away.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Be­fin­den:

condition

health

state

state of health

Stim­mung:

humour

mood