Idioms Related To HealthSet 3

1Under the weather is .....
2You should always pop a blister.
3Lucy decided to stay at home, she's a bit under the weather.
4The doctors were really worried about Simon, but in the end he ..... through.
5Armed with medicines, the doctor will pull him through. What does pull one through mean?
6I'm fine, as ..... as rain.
7What does the expression: toothache mean?
8Jane was feeling under the weather, so she left work early.What does the idiom "under the weather" mean?
9What does fit as fiddle mean?
10"Out of shape" means to be ..... A) unfit B) energeticC) or do something unusual
11Which idiom would fit best?He has a sore throat, a bad cough and a fever.
12John is sick.
13Which of the following means "feeling sick"?
14Come down with
15My friend was badly injured with bruised ribs and a fat lip.Choose the meaning of the phrase a fat lip.
16What is the closest of the word "off colour" as used in the sentence: Edwin was feeling a little off colour, so he decided to stay in rather than go out for dinner.
17I wish I could hang out with you, but I feel a bit under the weather today. What is the meaning of "under the weather"?
18Half the staff are ..... the flu this week.
19What do we call the person who started an illness?
20I feel a little bit under the weather today. i think i'm going to call in sick.what does the sentences means?
21His heart condition was brought on by his diet.
22Sarah is on a new diet and she looks like ...... She's lost 8 kilos.
23To fall ill
24If you were working out you would be "pumping ..... "
25Which of the following means that someone is a little sick?
26Fill in the blank: A taste of your own ..... means someone receiving the same bad treatment that he has been giving to others.
27After running up the stairs, I was ..... breath.
28Legally blind is close to total blindness.
29Choose the idiom meaning: feeling sick or unwell.
30Light exercise before playing
31He didn't go to work today because he was a little under the weather.-What does "under the weather" mean?
32Which idiom would complete the sentence:He couldn't go to school because he had a fever and was .....
33Death warmed up
34The doctor said that the patient will .....
35Naturally, we're all incredibly relieved, as at one point it was touch and go whether he would .....
36The writer says "Laughter is like medicine" because
37Complete the passage below with the correct idiom. Deandra didn't go to school because she was sick. Deandra
38Thanks to her regular workouts and sensible diet she certainly strikes me as in the pink.
39Choose the best paraphrase of "just what the doctor ordered."
40Taking care of one's self
41You can use "to go cold turkey" to talk about stop doing drugs.
42It means: feeling sick
43Don't take the disease lightly! Go to the doctor and consult it. Otherwise, you'll catch a serious disease.
44Read each sentence. Then choose the sentence that is closest in meaning.Coffee doesn't agree with me.
45A taste of your own .....
46What does "Under the weather" say about you
47Ever since I've given up smoking I feel as fit as .....!
48It means: felling sick
49What can you catch but cannot throw?
50"She's feeling a little under the ..... so be quiet and let her rest."
51Passed out
52Athirah is having a fever today. She is feeling
53Breath with a sound means .....
54"In the pink" means to be ..... A) drunk B) healthyC) rich
55"On the mend" means:
56What does the expression: blood pressure mean?
57What does "a painless death" mean?
58Identify the idiomatic expression in the following sentence: 'She's feeling under the weather today.'
59Which idiom means getting better
60The pain is ..... now.
61Laughter is .....