گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'health'

1 عمومی:: مزاج‌

2 عمومی:: بهبودی‌

3 عمومی:: تندرستی‌

4 عمومی:: سلامت‌

5 عمومی:: حال‌

6 :: سلامت

1 general:: noun fitness: Your health is vital to you.

2 general:: see CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH.

3 general:: noun soundness of mind and body: Good nutrition can mean good health.

4 general::   noun ADJ. excellent, full, good, perfect | bad, declining, delicate, failing, fragile, frail, ill, poor He had to retire due to ill health. | general, mental, physical, sexual | environmental, occupational environmental health officers | public The poisoned food has been removed from the shops and there is no threat to public health. | human VERB + HEALTH enjoy, have She's never really enjoyed good health. | look after, maintain You need to maintain your physical and mental health. | improve ways to improve the nation's general health | promote a programme to promote better health in the workplace | recover, regain | nurse sb back to She was nursed back to full health. | damage, harm, ruin, undermine | risk HEALTH + VERB improve Her health gradually improved. | deteriorate, fail, worsen His health began to fail under the heavy pressures of the job. HEALTH + NOUN care How is primary health care best delivered? | authority, board the district/local/regional health authority | issue, needs, problem | hazard, risk | education | centre a community health centre | insurance private health insurance | food health food stores | professional, visitor, worker Your doctor, midwife or health visitor will advise. | warning The air quality was so bad that the government issued a health warning. | minister PHRASES bad/good for your health Smoking is bad for your health. | health and safety health and safety at work | (not) in the best of health, in good/poor health He felt in much better health. | sb's state of health He is unable to travel far because of his state of health.

5 general:: health adjectives good • Physical exercise is essential to good health. excellent • At the age of 70, her health is excellent. poor • He wanted to join the army but his health was too poor. ill health • He retired early due to ill health. failing health (= when someone is becoming more ill ) • Despite failing health, he travelled to Australia to visit his son. mental health • Poverty affects children's physical and mental health. physical health • Her physical health was generally good. general health (= the health of your whole body rather than a particular part ) • A balanced diet will improve your general health. human health • Some chemicals pose a significant risk to human health. verbs damage your health • There is no doubt that smoking can seriously damage your health. endanger your health (= cause danger to your health ) • Being overweight endangers your health. improve (somebody's) health • Doing more exercise will improve your health. somebody's health improves • Her health improved slowly after she came home from hospital. somebody's health deteriorates (= gets worse ) • Her health deteriorated rapidly. health + NOUN health care (= care from doctors, nurses etc ) • Many Americans cannot afford even basic health care. a health problem • He missed a lot of time at work through health problems. a health risk/hazard/threat (= something that could damage your health ) • The report looked at the health risks linked to eating excess sugar. health benefits • the health benefits of doing yoga health effects • The study looked at the long-term health effects of drinking alcohol. a health warning (= a warning printed on a product that could harm you ) • the health warning on cigarette packets phrases be in good/poor health (= be healthy/unhealthy ) • Her parents were elderly and in poor health. be good/bad for your health • Eating plenty of vegetables is good for your health. somebody's state of health • Your choice of exercise must depend on your general state of health. health and well-being • The breakfast program improves the health and well-being of the children.