Annotation:
"A bit under the weather" is an idiom meaning that he's not feeling well.
Related:
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[#1094136] Tom feels a bit under the weather today. (CK) *audio*
[#2171657] I'm feeling a little under the weather today. (ismaximum) *audio*
[#239434] You seem to be a little under the weather. (CK) *audio*
[#18364] Are you feeling under the weather? (CK)
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@Eccles17
avoir un coup dans l'aile = être un peu ivre ~ a bit drunk
http://www.expressions-francais...ns-l-aile.html
Unlink?
@Aiji
Please check.
Related:
[#5858307] Tom isn't feeling very well. (CK) *audio*
@Aiji
This still has this tag.
@check translation