I break into a sweat and get overheated very easily
I get clammy and feel like I have a temperature very easily.
To break into a sweat - to start sweating
"I started the race feeling fresh and full of energy, but after ten minutes, I broke into a heavy sweat."
Clammy - sticky and slightly wet in an unpleasant way:
"As I started my performance, my hands felt all clammy."
To break into a sweat -汗を吹き出しはじめる
"I started the race feeling fresh and full of energy, but after ten minutes, I broke into a heavy sweat."
フレッシュでエネルギーいっぱいでレースをスタートしたけど、すぐに汗が吹き出し始めた。
Clammy -嫌な感じでべたべたしてちょっと濡れている状態
"As I started my performance, my hands felt all clammy."
自分の演技を開始してから、手に嫌な汗をかんじていた。
"Perspire" is another word that can be used for "Sweat"
" I sweat easily!"
"I normally perspire, when it is hot!"
"""perspire""
""sweat""
どちらの言葉も「汗をかく」という意味に使えます。
I sweat easily!
""easily""は簡単に、容易にという意味ですので、汗を簡単に書く=汗かきだ、となります。
""I normally perspire, when it is hot!""
""normally""はここでは、通常は、いつもは、という意味で使われているので、
暑い時はいつもは汗をかく=暑いと汗かきなんだ、となります。"
A) I feel stuffy and get sweaty very quickly
*Stuffy -(of a place) lacking fresh air or ventilation.
Example -"a stuffy, overcrowded office"
B) I easily feel hot and become sweaty. - i get hot and sweat very quickly.
I hope this helps :-)
A)暑苦しく感じてすぐに汗をかきます。
*Stuffy -(of a place) 新鮮な空気がない、換気ができない
例 -"a stuffy, overcrowded office"むっとして息の詰まるような混んでいるオフィス
B) I easily feel hot and become sweaty. -私は暑がりであせっかきです。 i get hot and sweat very quickly.すぐに汗をかきます。
参考になると幸いです
I sweat easily.
'Sweat' in this instance is used as a verb.
Example
A: I don't like the heat.
B: Why?
A: I sweat easily.
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I get sweaty easily.
'Sweaty' is an adjective in this instance.
It means that you are soaked in sweat.
Example
A: You are sweating.
B: I know. I get sweaty easily.
I sweat easily.
(私は汗かきです)
この文章の中の'Sweat'は動詞として使われます。
例
A: I don't like the heat.
(この暑さ好きじゃない)
B: Why?
(なんで?)
A: I sweat easily.
(私汗かきだから)
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I get sweaty easily.
(私は汗をかきやすいです)
この文章の中の'Sweaty'は形容詞です。
これは、汗びっしょりと言う意味です。
例
A: You are sweating.
(汗かいてますね)
B: I know. I get sweaty easily.
(そうなんです、汗かきやすいんですよ)
When a person gets hot and sweaty easily, you can say:-
1. I sweat easily
2. I have a perspiration problem, I sweat a lot.
3. I break into a sweat very easily.
Perspiration means the process of sweating,
直ぐ暑くなったり汗がすぐ出てくる人は、次のように言うことが出来ます:-
1. I sweat easily
(私は汗かきです)
2. I have a perspiration problem, I sweat a lot.
(発汗に問題があるんです、汗かきなんですよ)
3. I break into a sweat very easily.
(汗がすごく出るんですよ)
"Perspiration"とは、汗が出る事です。
I am sensitive to the heat and tend to perspire heavily.
When it's hot, I sweat profusely.
A way to express that one feel overheated easily is to say that he/she is sensitive to heat. This usually does result in sweating a lot or "perspiring heavily."
Another way to say that one sweats a lot is to use the word, "profusely."
暑がりな人は "sensitive to heat" などで表すことができます。普通これは汗かきの人を指します。
"sweat profusely" は "sweat a lot"(たくさん汗をかく)の別の言い方です。
I don't like too much heat as it causes me to perspire.
When the weather is really hot I sweat.
If you would like to explain that too much heat gets you sweaty, use the sentences above.
Summer can be really hot, many people enjoy the heat whereas others feel lethargic when it is too hot and end up feeling unproductive.
Too much heat can also cause headaches and dehydration, it is important to keep cool as much as you can by carrying some cold water with you every day.
Perspire: to sweat
Lethargic: tired, lazy, unmotivated
Unproductive: not getting much done
"Summer isn't my favorite season because it gets so hot, when the weather is too hot I end up feeling sticky from sweating."
暑すぎると汗をかくことを伝えるにはこれらの例がぴったりです。
夏はとても暑く、多くの人が暑さを楽しむ中、暑くなりすぎると無気力になる人もいます。
暑すぎると、頭痛や脱水症状を起こすので、毎日冷たい水を持ち歩くなどしてできるだけ涼しくするいることが大事です。
Perspire: 汗をかくこと
Lethargic: 疲れ、倦怠感、無気力
Unproductive: たくさんあることを終わらせないこと
"Summer isn't my favorite season because it gets so hot, when the weather is too hot I end up feeling sticky from sweating."