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Illnesses and symptoms
wound [waund], suffer [`sʌfə(r)] from sth, be diabetic [dɑɪə'betɪk] , feel under the weather, splitting [`splɪtɪn] headache, appendicitis [əǀpendɪ'sɑɪtɪs], nose bleeding, fall with an illness, sprained ankle, ache [eɪk], pain abdominal [æb`domɪnl] , upset stomach, be injured [`ɪndʒəd] , stroke [strəuk] , vomit [`vomɪt], throw up, have a backache, blister [`blɪstə(r)] , feel dreadful [`dredful] , pain, chickenpox [`tʃɪkɪnpoks] , feel dizzy, virus, be stung [stʌn], high/low blood pressure [`preʃə(r)] , have cold, pneumonia [nju:`məunɪə], swollen tonsils, insomnia [ɪn`somnɪə] , feel unwell, sore [so:(r)] throat [θrəut] , pain in the back, sneeze [sni:z]
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Every word which I don't know and I would like to learn.
częstotliwość , środki, metoda ,sposób, zaproszenie , udawać, powodować kalectwo, wewnetrzny, domowy, sprzeciw, wózek inwalidzki, kierować,zdołać, zarządzać , narciarstwo, osiągnięcia, dorobek, ogolić , odmawiać, nie przyjmować , pretekst , rondel, komentować, przeprowadzać reportaż, wybuch, zakonczenie , winiosek , wydruk, luksusowy, fabuła, spisek ,intryga , żeglowanie, nieprzylepiający się , podniecający,przejmujący , mieszkanie, kwatera, karaiby, stosunkowy, porównawczy, bielizna , luksus, ułomny, kaleki
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Treatment['tritmənt]- leczenie
carry an inhaler [ɪn`heɪlə(r)], put on bandage [`bændɪdʒ], take cough [kof] mixture [`mɪkstʃə(r)], tissue [`tɪʃu:], give sb an injection [ɪn`dʒekʃən] , perform [pə`fo:m] an operation [opə`reɪʃən] , go to bed, take herbal remedies, be examined, prescription [prɪ`skrɪpʃən], put in eye drops, go to the doctor, treatment ['tritmənt], sleeping pills, take medicine, be diagnosed with sth, make an appointment [ə`poɪntmənt] to see the doctor, bedridden ['bedrɪdn], be in plaster ['plɑstəɸ], swallow [`swoləu], make a fast recovery [rɪ`kʌvərɪ] , painkillers, medicine, drug, have tests, denstal check-up ['tʃekʎp], have an operation [opə`reɪʃən] , take pills, check-up ['tʃekʎp], have surgery [`sə:dʒərɪ], have a CT scan, take lozenges ['lozɪndʒ], get better
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Medical care
take sb's blood pressure, recover from an ilness, be discharged [dɪsˌtʃɑː(r)dʒd], casualty ['kæʒʊəltɪ], health clinic, take sb's temperature, doktor, physician, ward [wo:d], general practitioner [præk`tɪʃənə(r)], specjalist [ˈspeʃəlɪst], health care centre, nurse, public health care, treat sb for sth, have an X-ray, take medication [medɪ`keɪʃən], hospital, physiotherapist [ˌfɪziəʊˈθerəpɪst], dentist, operate on sb, surgeon, go into hospital, syrgery, do an examination [ɪgzæmɪ`neɪʃən], patient, accident [`æksɪdənt] and emergency [ɪ`mə:dʒənsɪ]
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Modern addictions
come off drugs, drug addict [ˈædɪkt], effects, smoke cigarettes, quit [kwɪt]/give up, restlessness [ˈres(t)ləs], prohibit [prəʊˈhɪbɪt] drugs, take an overdose, addict [ˈædɪkt], die of an overdose, impaired [ɪmˈpeə(r)d] memory, high anxiety [æŋˈzaɪəti], addiction [əˈdɪkʃ(ə)n], check a bank account [əˈkaʊnt], come down with AIDS, use beauty products, visit social networking websites, shopaholism, play computer games, withdrawal [wɪðˈdrɔːəl]symptoms
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The disabled
be physically/menatlly disabled, be on crutches [krʌtʃ], walk long distances, read small print, use public transport, get throuhg narrow door, guide /ɡaɪd/ dog, use ramps, ride a mobility scooter, white cane [kein], disabled [dɪsˈeɪb(ə)ld] parking, be in a wheelchair, climb stairs, disability /ˌdɪsəˈbɪləti/, wear a hearring aid /ˈhɪərɪŋ/ /eɪd/, blind, drive a specially/ˌspeʃiˈæləti/ adapted car, partiallty-sighted /ˈpɑː(r)ʃəli/-/ˈsaɪtɪd/