English words: seeing a doctor

paina1

pain, ache

The pain is mild. — The pain is mild.

illa1

sick, ill

The ill boy is lying down. — A sick boy is lying down.

wounda2

wound, injury

The wound is small. — The wound is small.

healtha1

health

Good health is important. — Health is important.

tireda1

tired

The tired boy is sitting down. — A tired boy is sitting.

hospitala1

hospital

The hospital is large. — The hospital is large.

illnessa2

illness, disease

The illness passes quickly. — The illness passes quickly.

healthya1

healthy

A healthy boy is running. — A healthy boy is running.

medicinea2

medicine, medication, drug

The medicine is on the shelf. — The medicine is on the shelf.

ambulancea2

ambulance

The ambulance is moving quickly. — The ambulance is moving fast.

pharmacya1

pharmacy, drugstore

The pharmacy is open. — The pharmacy is open.

clinica2

clinic, outpatient clinic

The clinic is near the house. — The clinic is close to home.

fevera2

fever

The fever is very high. — The fever is very high.

cougha1

cough

The cough is very bad. — The cough is very severe.

runny nosea1

runny nose, cold

The runny nose is very tiring. — A runny nose is very tiring.

flua2

flu, influenza

The flu is a dangerous illness. — The flu is a dangerous illness.

colda1

cold

A cold is not the flu. — A cold is not the flu.

prescriptiona2

prescription

The doctor's prescription is on the table. — The doctor's prescription is on the table.

appointmenta2

visit, appointment

The doctor's appointment is tomorrow. — The doctor's appointment is tomorrow.

tableta1

tablet, pill

The tablet is next to the glass. — The tablet is lying next to the glass.

plastera1

adhesive bandage, plaster

The plaster is on the wound. — The adhesive bandage is on the wound.

ointmenta2

ointment

The ointment is available at the pharmacy. — The ointment is at the pharmacy.

injectiona2

injection, shot

The injection helps the sick child. — The injection helps the sick child.

hurta1

hurt, ache

My head may hurt. — My head may hurt.

be illa2

be ill, be sick

Children can be ill in winter. — Children may be ill in winter.

fall illa2

get sick, fall ill

You can fall ill from the cold. — A person can get sick from the cold.

treata2

treat, cure

A doctor knows how to treat children. — The doctor knows how to treat children.

allergya2

allergy

The allergy returns every spring. — The allergy returns every spring.

chillsa2

chills

The chills return in the evening. — Chills return in the evening.

blockeda2

blocked, stuffy

My nose is blocked today. — My nose is blocked today.

hoarsenessa2

hoarseness

The hoarseness has lasted since yesterday. — The hoarseness has lasted since yesterday.

guma2

gum

The gum has hurt since this morning. — My gum has hurt since morning.

fillinga2

filling

The filling fell out this morning. — The filling fell out this morning.

tooth decayb1

tooth decay, cavities

It looks like this tooth has tooth decay. — This is probably tooth decay.

anaesthesiab1

anesthesia, anesthetic

Has the anaesthesia taken effect yet? — Is the anesthetic working already?

booka2

arrange

I want to book a dentist appointment. — I want to arrange a dentist visit.