Unit 3: Vocabulary: Health & Welfare

The food a person usually eats.

Moving the body to stay strong.

Keeping your body and home clean.

Physically healthy and strong.

Resting with eyes closed.

The power to move and work.

When the body is too hot.

A physical feeling of hurting.

A virus that causes fever and aches.

Forcing air out of the throat noisily.

A pain inside your head.

Harm done to the body (e.g., a broken leg).

A professional who treats sick people.

A substance used to cure illness.

A doctor for your teeth.

A place for medical treatment.

A vehicle for emergencies.

An arranged time to see a doctor.

Feeling or showing pleasure.

Feeling worried because of difficulties.

To become calm and less worried.

Feeling worried or nervous.

Feeling unhappy or sorrowful.

Help and encouragement for others.

People living in the same area.

The state of being safe from harm.

A serious situation needing fast action.

Person who helps without pay.

A safe place to stay or live.

Help (money/food) given to people.

Feeling slightly sick or sad.

To sleep very deeply and peacefully.