Das englische Verb "faint" bedeutet "in Ohnmacht fallen" oder "bewusstlos werden". Es wird verwendet, um den Zustand zu beschreiben, wenn jemand aufgrund von Schwäche, Schock, Angst oder anderen Gründen das Bewusstsein verliert und zusammenbricht. Das Wort hat seinen Ursprung im Mittelenglischen und leitet sich vom altfranzösischen Wort "feint" ab, was "schwach" oder "ermattet" bedeutet. Im täglichen Sprachgebrauch findet "faint" Anwendung, um sowohl physische als auch metaphorische Zustände der Schwäche oder Erschöpfung zu beschreiben.
She fainted after standing in the sun for too long.
He almost fainted when he saw the blood.
Despite feeling dizzy, she did not faint.
The news was so shocking that he fainted on the spot.
She felt lightheaded and feared she might faint.
He fainted from exhaustion after the marathon.
She faints at the sight of needles.
After a few minutes, he came to, realizing he had fainted.
People in the crowd started to faint from the heat.
He has never fainted before, so this incident was quite alarming.
I faint when I see blood.
You faint at the sight of needles.
He faints in crowded places.
She faints whenever she feels dizzy.
It faints in the heat.
We faint if we don’t eat.
They faint due to exhaustion.
I fainted during the concert.
You fainted at the party last night.
He fainted after running the marathon.
She fainted in the heat yesterday.
It fainted from dehydration.
We fainted after the long hike.
They fainted when they heard the news.
I have fainted twice this week.
You have fainted before, haven't you?
He has fainted several times this year.
She has fainted in the past.
It has fainted a few times.
We have fainted together once.
They have fainted during practice.
I had fainted before the ambulance arrived.
You had fainted by the time help came.
He had fainted before anyone noticed.
She had fainted by the time I found her.
It had fainted before we got there.
We had fainted before the rescue team arrived.
They had fainted long before help arrived.
I will faint if I don't sit down.
You will faint if you keep spinning.
He will faint if he doesn't eat something.
She will faint if she stands up too quickly.
It will faint if it gets too hot.
We will faint if we don’t drink water.
They will faint if they overexert themselves.
I will have fainted by the time you arrive.
You will have fainted before they get here.
He will have fainted by the end of the day.
She will have fainted by the time we reach there.
It will have fainted before the day is out.
We will have fainted by the end of the trek.
They will have fainted by the time help arrives.
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