No. 12,443 in Spanish

mareos

"Mareos" means "dizziness" or "nausea" in English.

In a sentence

Los mareos que siento al viajar en barcos son muy intensos.
The dizziness I feel when traveling on boats is very intense.
In this sentence, 'mareos' refers to the feeling of dizziness or motion sickness experienced while being on a moving vessel, such as a boat.
El médico dijo que los mareos pueden ser un síntoma de deshidratación.
The doctor said that dizziness can be a symptom of dehydration.
Here, 'mareos' is used in a medical context to describe dizziness as a physical symptom potentially linked to health issues like dehydration.
Sus mareos frecuentes le dificultan concentrarse en el trabajo.
Her frequent dizziness makes it difficult for her to concentrate on work.
In this instance, 'mareos' represents recurring dizziness or lightheadedness that has an impact on the person's daily activities and performance.

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