英和和英

to watch something in silence

It looks strange at first sight.

to be open-hearted―frank

I feel nausea―feel sick―heave the gorge―at the sight―My gorge rises―My stomach turns―at the sight―（他動詞構文にすれば）―The sight makes me sick―turns me sick―turns my stomach―raises my gorge.

to become vain―get spoilt

to be excited

to look vacantly at (something or someone)

to be in the humour―in the mood―in the vein―for doing something

I can't bear the sight of the fellow.

to take notice of something

observe carefully

the action of catching a glimpse of someone or something

a relaxed feeling

to be daunted

He is touched―cracked―crack-brained―unsound in mind―not in his right mind―out of his mind―out of his wits―out of his senses―off his head―not right in his head―wrong in the upper story―His wits are wandering―His reason wanders.

the state of something being sure from one's outward appearance

to faint―swoon

to feel discouraged―feel disheartened

to flinch from doing something

to try one's temper―（意見を叩くの意味なら）―sound one's views

Would that I could see!

I couldn't abide looking at it.

to be satisfied―be appeased

go loco

Looking

disappointedly

If you see, it is so much gained.

The sight is nauseating―sickening―disgusting―My gorge rises at the sight―My stomach turns at the sight.

What a horrid spectacle!

to drive one mad―drive one distracted―drive one to distraction