Fuente de la expresión
DUE
Estructura completa
(Someone) to look jaundiced
Variantes
to have sallow skin
Contexto
“What did you hear him say?”
“Something about the fact that your skin was jaundiced and you may have hepatitis.”
“Well, is it true? Does my skin look jaundiced?”
She examined hip. “You look like a Ticonderoga pencil.”
“Thanks.”
“But a cute pencil.”
Fuente del contexto
Google Books
Tipo de fuente
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Autor
Harlan Coben
Título de la fuente
Miracle Cure
Año
1991
Web
https://books.google.es/books?id=v266uFvAI1IC&pg=PA114&lpg=PA114&dq=%22look+jaundiced%22+skin&source=bl&ots=yezpRQJHRI&sig=ACfU3U0DOFzS9_OYCMNoRju4KpeZrHPrKQ&hl=es&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjWg6fJz-TtAhWBD2MBHZJjCck4FBDoATAIegQIBhAC#v=onepage&q=%22look%20jaundiced%22%20skin&f=false
Observaciones
Refers to a sickly yellowish colour of the skin, which is abnormal. Not uncommon in newborns, it can be caused by an excess of bilirubin, or due to hepatitis or other ilnesses in adults.
Idioma
English
Nivel de uso
Estándar
Marca dialectal
Sin definir
Frecuencia
Frecuente