No. 5,014 in German
anfälle
"Anfälle" in English means "seizures" or "fits."
In a sentence
Sie hatte plötzlich Anfälle von Lachen.
She suddenly had fits of laughter.
In this sentence, 'Anfälle' refers to sudden, uncontrollable bouts or fits of a certain emotion, in this case, laughter.
Er litt unter Anfällen von Übelkeit nach der Reise.
He suffered from bouts of nausea after the trip.
Here, 'Anfälle' is used to describe recurring episodes or bouts of a physical sensation or condition, such as nausea.
Die Anfälle des Hundes wurden durch laute Geräusche ausgelöst.
The dog's seizures were triggered by loud noises.
In this sentence, 'Anfälle' pertains to physical seizures or convulsions, often related to medical contexts, referring to sudden physical responses or conditions.
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