1. A very strong, throbbing headache that often makes the sufferer feel sick or sen
1.名詞B1
釋義
偏頭痛
反覆劇烈頭痛，常伴噁心、畏光
A very strong, throbbing headache that often makes the sufferer feel sick or sensitive to light and noise. Migraines can last from several hours to a few days and are sometimes preceded by visual disturbances known as auras.
例句
Theo had to lie down in a dark room because his migraine was so intense.
Theo 因為偏頭痛太劇烈，只好到暗房躺下休息。
collocation: lie down in a dark room for relief
Nora saw flashing lights in her vision just before her migraine started.
Nora 在偏頭痛發作前，先看到眼前有閃光。
common symptom: visual aura before headache
The Watanabe family keeps the curtains drawn whenever their mother has a migraine.
渡邊家每當媽媽偏頭痛時，都會把窗簾拉上。
trigger avoidance: light sensitivity
Wei avoided coffee and loud noises to prevent triggering a migraine.
Wei 為了避免引發偏頭痛，不喝咖啡也不去吵鬧的地方。
trigger avoidance: caffeine and noise
Amina's migraine lasted two days and made her feel dizzy and nauseous.
Amina 的偏頭痛持續了兩天，讓她頭暈又反胃。
常見搭配
have a migraine
suffer from migraines
migraine attack
migraine sufferer
chronic migraines
severe migraine
trigger a migraine
文法句型
have/get/suffer from + migraine(s)
migraine + attack/headache/symptoms
用法筆記
Often used in the plural (migraines) to describe repeated episodes of the condition. The singular 'migraine' is also common when referring to a single attack. The word can be used both countably (I get migraines) and uncountably (She suffers from migraine).
常見錯誤
I have a bad headache from my migraine.
I have a migraine.
A migraine is a specific type of severe headache, not a cause of headache.