Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Hangover"

A: The headache you have in the morning after you had a lot of alcohol the night before

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A: When you feel sick (headache, nausea, sensitivity to light and loud noises) the day after a night of drinking.

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A: A hangover is when you feel bad after a night of drinking alcohol. We would normally say it's something you "have".

Being hungover is the state of having a hangover. We would normally say it's something you "are".

"Close the curtains, I have a hangover."
"Close the curtains, I am hungover."

A: Hangover = noun
E.g. I have a hangover.

Hungover = adjective
E.g. I am so hungover.

A: La gueule de bois.

A: Hangover eating is caused by decreased blood sugar level. Our liver uses much energy to break down alcohol. As a result, our blood sugar level decreases and we feel hungry.

A: It makes sense but it's more common to hear someone say "my hangover is gone"

A: "Hangover. Hungover. I have a hangover. I am hungover."