Usages of waruku
無理 を する と 体 の 具合 が 悪く なる。muri wo suru to karada no guai ga waruku naru.
If you overdo it, your physical condition gets worse.
彼女 は 昼寝 を しない と 具合 が 悪く なる みたい。kanozyo ha hirune wo sinai to guai ga waruku naru mitai.
If she doesn’t take a nap, she seems to feel unwell.
一度 に たくさん 食べる と、 気分 が 悪く なります。itido ni takusan taberu to, kibun ga waruku narimasu.
If you eat a lot at once, you feel sick.
花粉 が 多い 日 は、 鼻 の 調子 が 悪く なること が あります。kahun ga ooi hi ha, hana no tyousi ga waruku narukoto ga arimasu.
On days when there is a lot of pollen, the condition of my nose sometimes gets worse.
朝ご飯 を 食べない まま 病院 へ 行った ので、 薬 を 飲む 前 に 少し 気分 が 悪く なりました。asagohan wo tabenai mama byouin he itta node, kusuri wo nomu mae ni sukosi kibun ga waruku narimasita.
I went to the hospital without eating breakfast, so I felt a little sick before taking the medicine.
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