Usage examples of "avoir envie de vomir" in French with translation to English

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J'ai envie de vomir. I feel like throwing up.
Nous devons avoir envie de faire le premier pas. We have to be willing to take the first step.
J'ai comme la tête qui tourne et comme envie de vomir. I feel sort of dizzy and I feel like throwing up.
C’est une vérité universellement reconnue qu’un célibataire pourvu d’une belle fortune doit avoir envie de se marier. It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.
J'ai envie de rendre. I feel like throwing up.
Aujourd'hui je n'ai pas envie de faire quoi que ce soit. Today I don't feel like doing anything.
Aujourd'hui je n'ai rien envie de faire. Today I don't feel like doing anything.
J'ai envie de crier fort comme si j'étais une petite fille. I feel like crying out loud as if I were a little girl.
Avez-vous envie de partir en balade à vélo ? Do you fancy going for a bike ride?
As-tu envie de manger ? Do you feel like eating?
Je n'ai pas envie de sortir cette nuit. I don't feel like going out tonight.
Évite d’ouvrir la fenêtre, je n'ai pas trop envie de sentir de courants d’air dans mon dos. Avoid opening the window; I have no great desire to feel air currents on my back.
Bien que j'aie très envie de connaître son nom, je suis trop timide pour aller lui demander. Even though I really want to know his name, I don't have enough courage, and I'm afraid to go ask.
Quand on nous dit de ne pas venir, nous avons encore plus envie de partir. When we are told not to come, we become all the more eager to go.
Je n'ai pas envie de travailler aujourd'hui. I don't feel like working today.
Le chauffeur a eu envie de prendre du repos. The driver felt like taking a rest.
Je n'ai pas envie de vous entendre parler. I don't want to hear you speak.
Elle a envie de danser. She wants to dance.
J'ai envie de pleurer. I want to cry.
Tu vois ce que tu as envie de voir. What you see is what you want.
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