yùn chē
mal des transports; mal des transports
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我晕车，所以不能坐长途汽车。
wǒ yūn chē, suǒyǐ bùnéng zuò chángtú qìchē.
I get carsick, so I can't take long-distance buses.
晕车的人应该在乘车前吃晕车药。
yūn chē de rén yīnggāi zài chéngchē qián chī yūnchē yào.
People who get carsick should take motion sickness pills before getting in the car.
晕车是一种常见的现象，很多人都会晕车。
yūn chē shì yī zhǒng chángjiàn de xiànxiàng, hěn duō rén dōu huì yūn chē.
Motion sickness is a common phenomenon, and many people experience it.
晕车 (yūnchē)
motion sickness
晕船 (yūnchuán)
seasickness
适应 (shì yìng)
adapt
习惯 (xí guàn)
get used to
The Chinese word 晕车 (yūnchē) is composed of two characters: 晕 (yūn) and 车 (chē). 晕 means "dizzy" or "晕车", and 车 means "vehicle". Together, they mean "motion sickness".The character 晕 is composed of two parts: 昏 (hūn) and 云 (yún). 昏 means "dark" or "dim", and 云 means "cloud". The combination of these two characters suggests the feeling of dizziness or lightheadedness that is associated with motion sickness.The character 车 is a pictograph of a vehicle. It is often used to refer to cars, buses, trains, and other forms of transportation.The word 晕车 is used to describe the feeling of nausea, dizziness, and vomiting that is caused by motion. It is a common problem for people who travel by car, bus, train, or plane.
