If you're feeling down or maybe a bit ill, then you are feeling ......

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Title:	If you're feeling down or maybe a bit ill, then you are feeling ......
Answer:	under the weather

Hints:	1. below something 2. storms, rain and wind would be included in this 3. idiom meaning 'feeling ill'

Equivalents:	1. sick as a dog 2. out of sorts 3. below par

Explanation:	Some people feel ill when the weather changes, or feel ill being out in certain types of weather, so I guess that's how this came about. It could also mean your feeling kind of down, or sad.
English > Popular Expressions > Body / Health / Senses

Game Summary Statistics

Average Rating		3.4
# of votes		21
# of Garbage Votes		3
# of Garbage Votes by native speakers		1

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Total found: 21 !
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Guest

Rating: 5

October 31, 2012

Instead of "under the weather", in German we say "sich nicht auf der Höhe fühlen"

Apolena A.
(native speaker)

Rating: 3

April 1, 2011

Instead of "under the weather", in Afrikaans we say "Ek voel nie goed nie"

Guest

Rating: 3

July 28, 2009

Instead of "under the weather", in Turkish we say "hava çarptı!"

Guest

Rating: 5

June 15, 2009

soufiane e.

Rating: 4

April 3, 2009

realy cool, i learned somethihng new, but is there any chance i could hear its prononciation?

Guest

Rating: 3

March 24, 2009

Guest

Rating: 0

March 19, 2009

Instead of "under the weather", in Arabic, Middle Eastern we say "ضعفان"

Guest

Rating: 3

February 24, 2009

Guest

Rating: 4

February 24, 2009

Instead of "under the weather", in German we say "durch den Wind"

Janet

Rating: 0

February 19, 2009

Instead of "under the weather", in Chinese, Mandarin we say "没精打采"

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