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  1. (eating) disorder /dɪs'ɔ:rdər/ (noun) — trastorno alimentario
    Ejemplo: She was diagnosed with an eating disorder and began therapy.
    Sinónimos: illness, condition
  2. active /'æktɪv/ (adjective) — activo; enérgico
    Ejemplo: She stays active by jogging every morning before work.
    Sinónimos: energetic, lively, dynamic
  3. acute /ə'kju:t/ (adjective) — agudo
    Ejemplo: She was taken to the hospital with acute stomach pain.
    Sinónimos: severe, intense, sharp
  4. allergic /ə'lɜ:dʒɪk/ (adjective) — alérgico
    Ejemplo: He is allergic to peanuts and must avoid them completely.
    Sinónimos: sensitive, hypersensitive
  5. allergy /'ælərdʒi/ (noun) — alergia
    Ejemplo: She has a severe peanut allergy.
  6. anxiety /æŋ'zaɪəti/ (noun) — ansiedad; inquietud
    Ejemplo: He felt a wave of anxiety before the job interview.
    Sinónimos: worry, nervousness, unease
  7. artery /'ɑ:təri/ (noun) — arteria; vaso sanguíneo
    Ejemplo: The doctor explained that the artery carries blood from the heart.
  8. avoid /ə'vɔɪd/ (verb) — evitar
    Ejemplo: You should avoid eating too much sugar.
    Sinónimos: stay away from, shun, evade
  9. benefit /'bɛnɪfɪt/ (noun) — beneficio; ventaja
    Ejemplo: One benefit of reading daily is improved concentration.
    Sinónimos: advantage, gain, profit
  10. bored /bɔ:d/ (adjective) — aburrido
    Ejemplo: I felt bored waiting in line for over an hour.
    Sinónimos: disinterested, weary, unenthused
  11. chronic /'krɒnɪk/ (adjective) — crónico
    Ejemplo: She suffers from chronic back pain.
    Sinónimos: persistent, long-term, lasting
  12. clumsy /'klʌmzi/ (adjective) — torpe; desmañado
    Ejemplo: He is so clumsy that he always drops his phone.
    Sinónimos: awkward, uncoordinated, inelegant
  13. counteract /,kaʊntər'ækt/ (verb) — contrarrestar; neutralizar
    Ejemplo: The company introduced new policies to counteract the effects of inflation.
    Sinónimos: neutralize, offset, oppose
  14. curb /kɜ:b/ (verb) — frenar; contener
    Ejemplo: The government is trying to curb the spread of the virus.
    Sinónimos: restrain, limit, control
  15. cure /kjʊə/ (verb) — curar; sanar
    Ejemplo: Doctors are working hard to find a cure for the disease.
    Sinónimos: remedy, treatment, therapy
  16. depression /dɪ'prɛʃən/ (noun) — depresión
    Ejemplo: He sought therapy to help with his depression.
    Sinónimos: melancholy, sadness, despair
  17. deteriorate /dɪ'tɪəriəreɪt/ (verb) — deteriorarse; empeorar
    Ejemplo: Her health began to deteriorate after the accident.
    Sinónimos: decline, worsen, degenerate
  18. diagnosis /,daɪəɡ'noʊsɪs/ (noun) — diagnóstico
    Ejemplo: The doctor made a quick diagnosis after reviewing the test results.
    Sinónimos: identification, determination, analysis
  19. disappointment /,dɪsə'pɔɪntmənt/ (noun) — decepción
    Ejemplo: She felt deep disappointment after failing the exam.
    Sinónimos: dismay, regret, sadness
  20. disease /dɪ'zi:z/ (noun) — enfermedad; dolencia
    Ejemplo: Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death worldwide.
    Sinónimos: illness, sickness, disorder
  21. dissatisfied /dɪs'sætɪsfaɪd/ (adjective) — insatisfecho; descontento
    Ejemplo: He was dissatisfied with the service at the restaurant.
    Sinónimos: discontent, unhappy, displeased
  22. elderly /'eldəli/ (adj) — anciano; de edad avanzada
    Ejemplo: The elderly need more healthcare and social support.
    Sinónimos: senior, aged, old
  23. emotion /ɪ'məʊʃən/ (noun) — emoción; sentimiento
    Ejemplo: He tried to hide his emotion during the speech.
    Sinónimos: feeling, sentiment, passion
  24. emotional /ɪ'moʊʃənəl/ (adjective) — emotivo; emocional
    Ejemplo: He gave an emotional speech that moved the entire audience.
    Sinónimos: touching, sentimental, heartfelt
  25. exacerbate /ɪɡ'zæsəbeɪt/ (verb) — agravar; empeorar
    Ejemplo: His rude comment only served to exacerbate the tension in the room.
    Sinónimos: worsen, aggravate, intensify
  26. exercise /'ɛksərsaɪz/ (noun) — ejercicio; actividad física
    Ejemplo: Daily exercise helps improve both physical and mental health.
    Sinónimos: workout, training, fitness activity
  27. exhausting /ɪɡ'zɔ:stɪŋ/ (adjective) — agotador
    Ejemplo: Running a marathon can be extremely exhausting.
    Sinónimos: tiring, draining, fatiguing
  28. harm /hɑ:m/ (noun) — daño; perjuicio
    Ejemplo: Too much sun exposure can cause serious skin harm.
    Sinónimos: damage, injury, hurt
  29. harmful /'hɑ:mfəl/ (adjective) — dañino; perjudicial
    Ejemplo: Smoking is harmful to your lungs.
    Sinónimos: dangerous, damaging, injurious
  30. health /hɛlθ/ (noun) — salud
    Ejemplo: Regular exercise is important for good health.
    Sinónimos: wellness, fitness, condition

…y 27 palabras más en este set.

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