Тіло і здоров'я англійською — B2, 126 слів
Слова теми «Тіло і здоров'я» рівня B2: визначення англійською, приклад уживання та переклад українською.
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ache
більA pain that you feel in your body for a long time.
My head aches when I work too much.
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addict
залежна особаA person who cannot stop doing something harmful to their body or health.
My uncle is a drug addict and he needs help to stop.
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addicted
залежний від наркотиківUnable to stop using something, especially a drug.
He became addicted to drugs after using them every day for months.
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addiction
залежністьWhen you need something so much that you cannot stop using it.
He has an addiction to cigarettes and smokes every day.
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athletic
спортивнийHaving a strong, healthy body from exercise and sports.
She has an athletic build because she plays tennis every day.
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be expecting (a baby)
очікувати дитинуA woman is pregnant and will have a baby soon.
My sister is expecting a baby in three months.
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be out of breath
задихатисяBreathe heavily and quickly because you have been running or exercising hard.
After running up the stairs, I was out of breath.
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beat
удар, ритмA regular sound that repeats again and again, like the sound of your heart.
The beat of the drum was loud and strong.
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bite
укусA wound on your skin made by an animal's teeth.
A mosquito bite on my arm itches.
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blink
моргатиTo close and open your eyes very quickly.
The bright light made me blink several times.
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bloody
закривавленийCovered with or having blood on it.
He had a bloody nose after the accident.
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breakdown
нервовий зривA serious mental or physical illness when a person cannot work or do normal activities.
After working too hard for months, he had a breakdown and had to rest at home.
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bruise
синецьA dark mark on your skin from hitting or pressing something hard.
I fell off my bike and got a bruise on my leg.
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bug
грип, інфекціяA small sickness that makes you feel unwell for a short time.
I caught a bug last week and had to stay home from work.
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bump
вдаритисяTo hit a part of your body against something and hurt it.
I bumped my head on the door.
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burn out
виснажитисяTo become very tired and stressed from working too hard for a long time.
If you work every day without rest, you will burn out and feel sick.
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call in sick
повідомити, що хворийTelephone your employer to say you are ill and cannot work today.
I had a headache this morning, so I called in sick and stayed home.
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care
опікаThe things you do to keep someone or something healthy and safe.
Good tooth care means brushing your teeth every day.
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care for sb/sth
доглядати заTo look after someone or something and try to keep them healthy and happy.
My mother cares for my grandmother every day.
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chest
грудиThe front part of your body between your neck and your stomach.
She put her hand on her chest and took a deep breath.
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collapse
впасти без тямиTo fall down suddenly because you are ill or very tired.
The runner collapsed after the race because she was exhausted.
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come down with sth
захворіти наTo become sick or ill with a disease or illness.
I came down with the flu last week and had to stay home.
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condition
захворюванняA health problem or illness that affects your body.
She has a heart condition that requires regular doctor visits.
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consciousness
свідомістьThe state of being awake and aware of what is happening around you.
After the accident, the patient slowly regained consciousness in the hospital.
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cure
вилікуватиTo make a sick person healthy again.
The doctor gave him medicine to cure his cold.
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dental
стоматологічнийRelated to teeth and things you use for taking care of your teeth.
I go to the dental clinic for a check-up every six months.
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depression
депресіяA serious feeling of sadness that lasts a long time and makes life difficult.
She felt depression after losing her job and struggled to get out of bed.
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develop
захворіти наTo start to have an illness or medical condition.
If you don't wash your hands, you might develop a cold.
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disability
інвалідністьA condition of the body or mind that makes some activities difficult or impossible.
She uses a wheelchair because of her disability.
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dizzy
запамороченняFeeling as if everything is spinning and you might fall.
I felt dizzy after spinning around in circles.
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do sb good
приносити користьHelp someone feel healthier or happier.
Exercise does you good.
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dose
дозаA measured amount of medicine that you take at one time.
The doctor told me to take one dose of medicine every morning.
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drug
наркотикAn illegal substance that people take to change how they feel or think.
The police found illegal drugs in the car.
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examination
обстеженняWhen a doctor looks at your body carefully to check if you are healthy.
The doctor did an examination to see if my eyes were working well.
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expression
вираз обличчяThe look on your face that shows how you feel.
She had a happy expression on her face.
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eyebrow
броваThe line of hair above your eye on your face.
She raised her eyebrow when she was surprised.
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eyelash
віяA short, thin hair that grows on the edge of your eyelid.
She has long, beautiful eyelashes.
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eyelid
повікаThe thin piece of skin that covers and protects your eye when you close it.
She closed her eyelids and went to sleep.
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eyesight
зірThe ability to see; how well your eyes work.
My grandmother wears glasses because her eyesight is not very good.
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faint
непритомнітиTo suddenly lose consciousness and fall down.
She felt dizzy and fainted in the hot sun.
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fatal
смертельнийCausing death.
The car accident was fatal, and the driver died.
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feel
торкатися, відчувати на дотикTo touch something with your hand to know how it is.
Feel this soft blanket with your fingers.
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fingernail
ніготьA hard, thin covering that grows on the end of your finger.
I need to cut my fingernails because they are too long.
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freeze
мерзнутиTo feel very cold or to become stiff because of cold temperature.
I freeze when I go outside in winter without a warm coat.
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genetics
генетикаThe science that studies how children get their traits from their parents.
Genetics explains why you might have your mother's eyes and your father's hair.
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get over sth/sb
одужатиTo feel better after being sick or sad about something.
I got over my cold after one week.
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give birth
народити, народжуватиTo produce a baby from your body.
She will give birth to her baby next month.
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go down with sth
захворіти наTo become sick with an illness or disease.
My sister went down with the flu last week.
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gum
яснаThe soft pink tissue in your mouth that holds your teeth.
Brush your teeth and gums every day to keep them healthy.
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habit
шкідлива звичкаSomething bad that you do often without thinking about it.
Biting your nails is a bad habit.
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hair
волосA thin strand that grows from your skin, especially on your head.
I found a long hair on my sweater this morning.
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heal
одужатиTo become healthy again or make something healthy after it is hurt or sick.
The doctor said my cut will heal in two weeks.
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heel
п'ятаThe back part of your foot below your ankle.
I hurt my heel when I jumped down from the wall.
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hip
стегноThe part of your body at the side, between your waist and your leg.
She put her hands on her hips.
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hold your breath
затримати диханняStop breathing air in and out for a short time.
I held my breath when I went underwater.
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hunger
голодThe feeling you have when your body needs food.
After playing outside all day, the children felt great hunger.
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illness
хворобаA time when your body is not healthy and you feel bad.
She stayed home from school because of a bad illness.
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in good/bad, etc. shape
у хорошій/поганій форміYour body is healthy and strong, or not healthy and weak.
After exercising every day, I am in good shape.
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infection
інфекціяA disease that happens when bad germs get inside your body and make you sick.
She had an ear infection and needed to take medicine.
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injured
пошкодженийHurt in an accident or attack.
The injured player was carried off the field.
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injury
травмаDamage to your body that happens when something hurts you.
He got an injury to his leg when he fell off his bike.
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itch
свербітиTo feel uncomfortable on your skin so that you want to scratch it.
My arm itches after the mosquito bite.
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jaw
щелепаThe lower part of your mouth that moves when you eat and talk.
He broke his jaw in the accident.
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keep in shape
залишатися у форміTo stay healthy and strong by exercising regularly.
I go to the gym three times a week to keep in shape.
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lap
колінаThe flat area on your legs when you sit down.
The cat sat on my lap while I watched television.
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liver
печінкаA large organ inside your body that helps clean your blood and digest food.
The doctor said my liver is healthy.
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lose your voice
охрипнутиTo become unable to speak because your throat is sore or tired.
I shouted so much at the concert that I lost my voice.
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lung
легеняOne of two organs inside your chest that help you breathe.
When you exercise, your lungs work harder to get oxygen.
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medical
медичнийRelated to doctors, hospitals, and treating sickness and injuries.
She had to go to the medical clinic because she was very sick.
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muscle
м'язA soft tissue in your body that helps you move and stay strong.
When you exercise, your muscles become stronger.
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nail
ніготьA hard, flat part that grows on the end of your finger or toe.
She painted her nails red before the party.
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non-smoking
без палінняA place where people are not allowed to smoke cigarettes.
We sat in the non-smoking section of the restaurant.
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pale
блідийLight in colour; not having much colour in your face.
She looked pale after being sick.
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pass out
непритомнітиTo suddenly fall down and become unconscious because of illness or tiredness.
She felt very hot and then passed out on the floor.
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pharmacist
фармацевтA person who works in a pharmacy and gives people medicine.
I asked the pharmacist for medicine to help my headache.
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physical
фізичнийRelating to your body and what it can do, not your mind.
Playing sports is good physical exercise for your body.
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physically
фізичноIn a way that relates to your body and what your body does.
Exercise makes you feel better physically and mentally.
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poison
отрутаA substance that can make you very sick or kill you if you eat, drink, or touch it.
Do not drink that liquid because it is poison.
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poisonous
отруйнийA substance is poisonous if it can make you very sick or kill you when you eat or drink it.
Some mushrooms in the forest are poisonous and dangerous to eat.
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psychological
психологічнийRelated to the mind and feelings, not the body.
Stress can cause psychological problems like anxiety and sadness.
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psychologically
психологічноIn a way that relates to the mind and feelings rather than the body.
She felt psychologically better after talking to her friend about her worries.
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psychologist
психологA doctor who helps people with problems in their mind and feelings.
She went to see a psychologist because she felt very sad and worried all the time.
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psychology
психологіяThe study of how people think, feel, and behave.
She studies psychology to understand why people make different choices.
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reaction
алергічна реакціяA bad feeling in your body when you eat or touch something.
She had an allergic reaction to peanuts and her face became red.
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recovery
одужанняThe process of becoming healthy again after being sick or injured.
After her surgery, Sarah's recovery took three weeks before she could walk normally.
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remedy
лікуванняA medicine or treatment that helps you feel better when you are sick.
My grandmother gave me honey as a remedy for my cough.
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rib
реброOne of the long bones in your chest that protect your heart and lungs.
He broke a rib when he fell off his bicycle.
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scar
шрамA mark that stays on your skin after a cut or wound heals.
He has a scar on his arm from when he fell off his bike.
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scratch
чесатиTo rub your skin with your nails because it feels uncomfortable or itchy.
When a mosquito bites you, you want to scratch the spot.
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sensation
відчуттяA feeling in your body that you notice, like heat, cold, or pain.
I felt a strange sensation of warmth on my skin.
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sense
здатністьA natural ability to understand, feel, or know something without being told.
Dogs have a good sense of smell.
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sickness
хворобаWhen your body feels bad and you are not healthy.
She stayed home from school because of her sickness.
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sit up/stand up straight
сидіти прямоMove your back so it is not bent or curved.
The teacher told the children to sit up straight at their desks.
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skeleton
скелетAll the bones in your body that hold it up and keep its shape.
The doctor showed me a picture of a skeleton to explain how bones work.
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smell
нюхThe ability to notice and recognize different odors using your nose.
Dogs have a very good sense of smell and can find things easily.
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sneeze
чхатиTo push air suddenly and noisily out of your nose and mouth.
I sneeze when I have a cold.
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spot
прищA small mark or bump on your skin.
She has a spot on her face from acne.
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starving
голодуючийVery hungry and needing food to survive.
After three days without food, the man was starving.
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strain
розтягнути (м'яз)To injure a muscle or part of your body by pulling it too hard.
I strained my back when I lifted the heavy box.
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stroke
інсультA serious illness that happens when blood stops flowing to the brain.
My grandfather had a stroke and had to spend time in the hospital.
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suffer
відчувати більTo feel pain or discomfort in your body.
She suffers from a bad headache today.
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suffering
стражданняThe feeling of pain or being uncomfortable in your body.
After the accident, he was suffering from a broken leg.
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surgery
кабінет лікаряA place where a doctor examines and treats patients.
I went to the surgery to see my doctor about my cough.
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sweat
пітLiquid that comes from your skin when you are hot or exercise.
Sweat ran down his face as he finished the race.
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swollen
припухлий, опухлийBigger than usual because of injury or illness.
My ankle is swollen after I fell down the stairs.
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symptom
ознака хворобиA sign that shows you are ill, like a fever or cough.
A high temperature is a common symptom of the flu.
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take a deep breath
глибоко вдихнутиBreathe in slowly and deeply to calm yourself or relax your body.
When you feel nervous before the exam, take a deep breath to feel better.
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therapy
терапіяTreatment to help your body or mind feel better when you are sick or hurt.
She goes to therapy to help with her sadness.
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thigh
стегноThe part of your leg between your hip and your knee.
She felt pain in her thigh after running.
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throw up (sth) or throw (sth) up
блюватиTo bring food or liquid back up from your stomach through your mouth when you are sick.
The child felt bad and threw up all over the floor.
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toenail
ніготь на пальці ногиA hard cover on the top of each toe.
I need to cut my toenails because they are getting too long.
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touch
дотикThe ability to feel things with your hands or body.
A baby learns about the world through touch.
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toxic
отруйнийPoisonous and dangerous to your health or body.
The toxic chemicals in the factory made the workers sick.
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treat
лікуватиTo give someone medicine or care to help them feel better when they are sick.
The doctor treats patients with medicine every day.
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treatment
лікуванняMedical care that doctors give to sick or hurt people to help them get better.
She received treatment for her broken arm at the hospital.
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unconscious
непритомнийNot awake, and not able to see, hear or feel anything.
After hitting his head, the man was unconscious for two hours.
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upset stomach
розлад шлункаA pain in your stomach that makes you feel ill.
I ate too much candy and now I have an upset stomach.
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victim
постраждалийA person who is hurt or killed in an accident or attack.
The accident victim was taken to the hospital.
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virus
вірусA very small living thing that makes you sick.
I caught a virus and had to stay home from school.
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vitamin
вітамінA substance in food that your body needs to stay healthy and strong.
Oranges have vitamin C, which helps you not get sick.
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waist
таліяThe part of your body between your chest and hips.
She wore a belt around her waist.
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ward
палатаA room in a hospital where sick or injured people sleep and get treatment.
My grandmother is in the children's ward after her operation.
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welfare
благополуччяThe health and happiness of a person or animal.
The doctor cares about the welfare of all her patients.
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wound
ранаAn injury to your skin, like a cut or hole from being hurt.
He had a wound on his arm from the accident.
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wrist
зап'ястяThe part of your body between your hand and your arm.
I wore a watch on my wrist.
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X-ray
рентгенівський знімокA picture of the inside of your body that doctors use to find health problems.
The doctor took an X-ray of my arm to check if the bone was broken.