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wabbit
adjective[ after noun ]
Scottish Englishuk /ˈwæb.ɪt/ us /ˈwæb.ɪt/
feeling very tired, weak, and not very healthy: 疲惫的，虚弱的，感觉不适的
I am still feeling wabbit with a flu bug.我还在因为感冒而感觉不适。
This is a man who a few years ago painted himself looking wabbit and alone.
Some local primary school children would have been forgiven for feeling "wabbit" (tired) last week, after completing the six-week course.
My doctor thought it was unlikely that I'd go from feeling fine (well, with just a day or two of feeling wabbit) to feeling nauseous again.
No wonder you don't feel great today - sleepless nights leave you feeling wabbit all day.
The Scots word "wabbit'" (pronounced to rhyme with rabbit) means tired, run down, or lacking in energy.
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