Definition of jet lag in English:

jet lag

noun

mass noun

Extreme tiredness and other physical effects felt by a person after a long flight across different time zones.
喷气飞行时差综合征（指作跨时区长时间飞行后引起的生理失调症状）
she was suffering from jet lag and needed to rest
Example sentencesExamples
- There are various methods that may help you avoid jet lag or reduce its effects.
- Apparently, urine drinking is increasingly popular with the sushi generation, who believe it may be the cure of many ills, including jet lag.
- In addition to making you look haggard as you de-board, dehydration compounds the effects of jet lag.
- Despite returning from the States the previous day jet lag did not deter her scoring a brilliant goal playing at half forward.
- Billy and I had to wake up at the crack of dawn and my jet lag still haunts my sleeping pattern.
- Jo-Jo was a little lost but he's suffering from jet lag.
- I sank into king-sized relief, only to find my jet lag and a two-week London hangover waiting for me there.
- She travelled a lot but there was never any jet lag or fuss.
- ‘I guess we have jet lag,’ said the tall one with the blonde hair and chiselled chin.
- We all had a couple of days here to recover from ferocious jet lag.
- On average it takes one day per time zone crossed to recover from the effects of jet lag.
- Uncomfortable hours compounding the effects of his jet lag.
- Rapid transition through multiple time zones causes jet lag, which can be prevented by melatonin.
- Crossing numerous time zones leaves many people suffering from jet lag.
- I promise to respond to some of the Comments as soon as my jet lag recedes.
- Unlike those around him, the naturalised German citizen's only physical ailment was jet lag.
- In division one the recently returned Mr Loy fired an impressive 42 points, shaking off the last effects of his jet lag.
- Put one on at bedtime, or pop it in the fridge and wear it as you catnap, to reduce signs of jet lag or fatigue.
- I hope you've recovered from any jet lag suffered from your recent Middle East listening tour.
- At noon the next day, eyelids heavy from jet lag and cascades of sunshine, we set about exploring.
Synonyms
tiredness, fatigue, exhaustion, prostration, overtiredness, collapse

Derivatives

jet-lagged

adjectiveˈdʒɛtlaɡdˈdʒɛtlæɡd

I'd been overseas the week before and was tired and jet-lagged at the start.
Example sentencesExamples
- The President has issued only a limited statement, saying his daughter was jet-lagged and exhausted, but doing fine.
- At the end of the long round, Montgomerie - badly jet-lagged after flying in from South Africa - gave a press conference to the assembled media.
- I'm back from Hong Kong, and seriously jet-lagged.
- What if I have to spend tomorrow, yet again, in that weird state of tearful, jet-lagged exhaustion that lack of sleep creates?
- So I would leave it to the very last minute, almost too late, and I would get to California jet-lagged and would open the next day.
- ‘It's quite a prestigious thing,’ says the Lagos-born, London-raised Goel, just back and jet-lagged from shooting in Paris for five days.
- But I was still jet-lagged from visiting 99-year-old Mum in the U.K., so I luckily postponed my visit.
- Earlier in the week Athy had beaten an under-strength and jet-lagged Round Towers in the quarter-final, - 9 to - 3.
- Yet the clearly exhausted and jet-lagged international best-selling author radiates conviviality.
- ‘It's unfortunate that I was terribly jet-lagged,’ he says now.
- Over the years, Stampi has attracted a diverse clientele, from NASA astronauts and long-haul truckers to jet-lagged CEOs.
- Their bodies are in the classroom but their brains are jet-lagged, somewhere in London, and they never left home.
- I see them again at their arrival orientation, when they are jet-lagged but excited, amazed that the summer has finally arrived.
- My first afternoon in Rome I was a jet-lagged wreck.
- This post could really use some editing, but I'm jet-lagged and losing it, so sleep is going to have to come first.
- You are constantly jet-lagged, knackered or hung-over.
- I'm not going to remember anything anyway when I'm jet-lagged.
- For much of the shoot, she was jet-lagged: ‘I felt very disorientated while I was there.’
- His features relaxed; he looked heat-wilted, jet-lagged, exhausted and, well, human.

Definition of jet lag in US English:

jet lag

nounˈjet ˌlaɡˈdʒɛt ˌlæɡ

Extreme tiredness and other physical effects felt by a person after a long flight across several time zones.
喷气飞行时差综合征（指作跨时区长时间飞行后引起的生理失调症状）
she was suffering from jet lag and needed to rest
Example sentencesExamples
- Apparently, urine drinking is increasingly popular with the sushi generation, who believe it may be the cure of many ills, including jet lag.
- Despite returning from the States the previous day jet lag did not deter her scoring a brilliant goal playing at half forward.
- I promise to respond to some of the Comments as soon as my jet lag recedes.
- I hope you've recovered from any jet lag suffered from your recent Middle East listening tour.
- In division one the recently returned Mr Loy fired an impressive 42 points, shaking off the last effects of his jet lag.
- Crossing numerous time zones leaves many people suffering from jet lag.
- There are various methods that may help you avoid jet lag or reduce its effects.
- Rapid transition through multiple time zones causes jet lag, which can be prevented by melatonin.
- Put one on at bedtime, or pop it in the fridge and wear it as you catnap, to reduce signs of jet lag or fatigue.
- Jo-Jo was a little lost but he's suffering from jet lag.
- Billy and I had to wake up at the crack of dawn and my jet lag still haunts my sleeping pattern.
- On average it takes one day per time zone crossed to recover from the effects of jet lag.
- In addition to making you look haggard as you de-board, dehydration compounds the effects of jet lag.
- We all had a couple of days here to recover from ferocious jet lag.
- Uncomfortable hours compounding the effects of his jet lag.
- ‘I guess we have jet lag,’ said the tall one with the blonde hair and chiselled chin.
- She travelled a lot but there was never any jet lag or fuss.
- Unlike those around him, the naturalised German citizen's only physical ailment was jet lag.
- At noon the next day, eyelids heavy from jet lag and cascades of sunshine, we set about exploring.
- I sank into king-sized relief, only to find my jet lag and a two-week London hangover waiting for me there.
Synonyms
tiredness, fatigue, exhaustion, prostration, overtiredness, collapse

单词	jet lag
释义	Definition of jet lag in English: jet lag noun mass noun Extreme tiredness and other physical effects felt by a person after a long flight across different time zones. 喷气飞行时差综合征（指作跨时区长时间飞行后引起的生理失调症状） she was suffering from jet lag and needed to rest Example sentencesExamples There are various methods that may help you avoid jet lag or reduce its effects. Apparently, urine drinking is increasingly popular with the sushi generation, who believe it may be the cure of many ills, including jet lag. In addition to making you look haggard as you de-board, dehydration compounds the effects of jet lag. Despite returning from the States the previous day jet lag did not deter her scoring a brilliant goal playing at half forward. Billy and I had to wake up at the crack of dawn and my jet lag still haunts my sleeping pattern. Jo-Jo was a little lost but he's suffering from jet lag. I sank into king-sized relief, only to find my jet lag and a two-week London hangover waiting for me there. She travelled a lot but there was never any jet lag or fuss. ‘I guess we have jet lag,’ said the tall one with the blonde hair and chiselled chin. We all had a couple of days here to recover from ferocious jet lag. On average it takes one day per time zone crossed to recover from the effects of jet lag. Uncomfortable hours compounding the effects of his jet lag. Rapid transition through multiple time zones causes jet lag, which can be prevented by melatonin. Crossing numerous time zones leaves many people suffering from jet lag. I promise to respond to some of the Comments as soon as my jet lag recedes. Unlike those around him, the naturalised German citizen's only physical ailment was jet lag. In division one the recently returned Mr Loy fired an impressive 42 points, shaking off the last effects of his jet lag. Put one on at bedtime, or pop it in the fridge and wear it as you catnap, to reduce signs of jet lag or fatigue. I hope you've recovered from any jet lag suffered from your recent Middle East listening tour. At noon the next day, eyelids heavy from jet lag and cascades of sunshine, we set about exploring. Synonyms tiredness, fatigue, exhaustion, prostration, overtiredness, collapse Derivatives jet-lagged adjectiveˈdʒɛtlaɡdˈdʒɛtlæɡd I'd been overseas the week before and was tired and jet-lagged at the start. Example sentencesExamples The President has issued only a limited statement, saying his daughter was jet-lagged and exhausted, but doing fine. At the end of the long round, Montgomerie - badly jet-lagged after flying in from South Africa - gave a press conference to the assembled media. I'm back from Hong Kong, and seriously jet-lagged. What if I have to spend tomorrow, yet again, in that weird state of tearful, jet-lagged exhaustion that lack of sleep creates? So I would leave it to the very last minute, almost too late, and I would get to California jet-lagged and would open the next day. ‘It's quite a prestigious thing,’ says the Lagos-born, London-raised Goel, just back and jet-lagged from shooting in Paris for five days. But I was still jet-lagged from visiting 99-year-old Mum in the U.K., so I luckily postponed my visit. Earlier in the week Athy had beaten an under-strength and jet-lagged Round Towers in the quarter-final, - 9 to - 3. Yet the clearly exhausted and jet-lagged international best-selling author radiates conviviality. ‘It's unfortunate that I was terribly jet-lagged,’ he says now. Over the years, Stampi has attracted a diverse clientele, from NASA astronauts and long-haul truckers to jet-lagged CEOs. Their bodies are in the classroom but their brains are jet-lagged, somewhere in London, and they never left home. I see them again at their arrival orientation, when they are jet-lagged but excited, amazed that the summer has finally arrived. My first afternoon in Rome I was a jet-lagged wreck. This post could really use some editing, but I'm jet-lagged and losing it, so sleep is going to have to come first. You are constantly jet-lagged, knackered or hung-over. I'm not going to remember anything anyway when I'm jet-lagged. For much of the shoot, she was jet-lagged: ‘I felt very disorientated while I was there.’ His features relaxed; he looked heat-wilted, jet-lagged, exhausted and, well, human. Definition of jet lag in US English: jet lag nounˈjet ˌlaɡˈdʒɛt ˌlæɡ Extreme tiredness and other physical effects felt by a person after a long flight across several time zones. 喷气飞行时差综合征（指作跨时区长时间飞行后引起的生理失调症状） she was suffering from jet lag and needed to rest Example sentencesExamples Apparently, urine drinking is increasingly popular with the sushi generation, who believe it may be the cure of many ills, including jet lag. Despite returning from the States the previous day jet lag did not deter her scoring a brilliant goal playing at half forward. I promise to respond to some of the Comments as soon as my jet lag recedes. I hope you've recovered from any jet lag suffered from your recent Middle East listening tour. In division one the recently returned Mr Loy fired an impressive 42 points, shaking off the last effects of his jet lag. Crossing numerous time zones leaves many people suffering from jet lag. There are various methods that may help you avoid jet lag or reduce its effects. Rapid transition through multiple time zones causes jet lag, which can be prevented by melatonin. Put one on at bedtime, or pop it in the fridge and wear it as you catnap, to reduce signs of jet lag or fatigue. Jo-Jo was a little lost but he's suffering from jet lag. Billy and I had to wake up at the crack of dawn and my jet lag still haunts my sleeping pattern. On average it takes one day per time zone crossed to recover from the effects of jet lag. In addition to making you look haggard as you de-board, dehydration compounds the effects of jet lag. We all had a couple of days here to recover from ferocious jet lag. Uncomfortable hours compounding the effects of his jet lag. ‘I guess we have jet lag,’ said the tall one with the blonde hair and chiselled chin. She travelled a lot but there was never any jet lag or fuss. Unlike those around him, the naturalised German citizen's only physical ailment was jet lag. At noon the next day, eyelids heavy from jet lag and cascades of sunshine, we set about exploring. I sank into king-sized relief, only to find my jet lag and a two-week London hangover waiting for me there. Synonyms tiredness, fatigue, exhaustion, prostration, overtiredness, collapse
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