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jet lag
noun
- a temporary disruption of the body's normal biological rhythms after high-speed air travel through several time zones.
jet lag
noun
- a general feeling of fatigue and disorientation often experienced by travellers by jet aircraft who cross several time zones in relatively few hours
jet lag
- A temporary disruption of normal circadian rhythm caused by high-speed travel across several time zones typically in a jet aircraft, resulting in fatigue, disorientation, and disturbed sleep patterns.
jet lag
- A temporary disruption of the body's biological clock experienced by persons who travel across several time zones by airplane. The effects of jet lag, which may include fatigue and irritability, generally disappear after a few days as the body's internal rhythms readjust themselves to the new time frame.
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of jet lag1
Example Sentences
Jack says long-distance travel and jet lag - where your body clock needs time to adjust to a new time zone - has caused problems when he's tried to get rest for foreign competitions.
Bass shook off the jet lag and announced the hiring of developer and civic leader Steve Soboroff as the city’s chief recovery officer.
My personal trick to avoid jet lag is to do everything possible to stay up until a reasonable bedtime.
He chalked up his poor debate performance to illness – previously he’s also mentioned jet lag and lack of rest as factors.
“Your kids will get over the jet lag from the schedule shift in a few days,†Kennedy-Moore said.
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