Definitions from the Web
Jetlag
Definition: Jetlag refers to a temporary sleep disorder that occurs when a person travels across multiple time zones, disrupting their circadian rhythm and causing exhaustion, insomnia, and other symptoms.
Parts of Speech:
Senses and Usages:
Noun:
- The feeling of fatigue, disorientation, and other symptoms experienced by a person after traveling from one time zone to another.
- A state of temporary physical and mental exhaustion caused by traveling across different time zones.
- The adjustment period required for the body to adapt to a new time zone after traveling.
Examples:
- I suffer from severe jetlag every time I travel to Asia.
- After his long flight, John was completely drained due to the jetlag.
- It usually takes me a couple of days to get over my jetlag and start feeling normal again.
Verb:
- To experience symptoms of jetlag after traveling across multiple time zones.
- To feel physically and mentally exhausted after a long trip, especially one involving different time zones.
Examples:
- I always jetlag badly whenever I fly to Europe for business.
- She jetlagged for almost a week after her vacation in Australia.
Related Products:
Explore the following related products on Amazon:
|