A2 Unit 35: Body & health 2
18 A2 words: physically, sweat, lip, belly, toe, pill… Learn them in 4 steps, then review them every day.
Word list
| Word | Meaning | Example | |
|---|---|---|---|
| physically/ˈfɪzɪkəli/ adv | physicallyin a way connected with the body | Ali is physically strong and runs every morning.Ali is physically strong and runs every morning. | |
| sweat/swɛt/ v | to sweatto produce water through the skin | Ali began to sweat after running in the sun.Ali began to sweat after running in the sun. | |
| lip/lɪp/ n | lipthe edge of the mouth | She put red colour on her lip.She put red colour on her lip. | |
| belly/ˈbɛli/ n | bellythe stomach area of the body | The baby has a round belly.The baby has a round belly. | |
| toe/toʊ/ n | toeone of the five small parts of foot | I hurt my toe on the table.I hurt my toe on the table. | |
| pill/pɪl/ n | pilla small tablet of medicine | Take one pill after dinner.Take one pill after dinner. | |
| chin/tʃɪn/ n | chinthe part of the face below the mouth | He rested his chin on his hand.He rested his chin on his hand. | |
| ankle/ˈæŋkəl/ n | anklethe joint between the foot and leg | Leo hurt his ankle while playing football.Leo hurt his ankle while playing football. | |
| cheek/tʃik/ n | cheekthe soft part of the face | The baby has soft, round cheeks.The baby has soft, round cheeks. | |
| swallow/ˈswɑloʊ/ v | to swallowto move food or drink down your throat | It hurts when I swallow.It hurts when I swallow. | |
| wheelchair/ˈwilˌtʃɛr/ n | wheelchaira chair on wheels for disabled people | The old man uses a wheelchair to move around.The old man uses a wheelchair to move around. | |
| overweight/ˌoʊvɚˈweɪt/ adj | overweighttoo heavy for your body size | The doctor said Tom was a little overweight.The doctor said Tom was a little overweight. | |
| thirsty/ˈθɝsti/ adj | thirstywanting to drink | I am thirsty, so I need a glass of water.I am thirsty, so I need a glass of water. | |
| unhealthy/ənˈhɛlθi/ adj | unhealthybad for your body | Eating too much fast food is unhealthy.Eating too much fast food is unhealthy. | |
| dizzy/ˈdɪzi/ adj | dizzyfeeling that everything is turning around | Lucy felt dizzy after the ride.Lucy felt dizzy after the ride. | |
| injure/ˈɪndʒɚ/ v | to injureto hurt a person or animal | Ken did not injure himself in the fall.Ken did not injure himself in the fall. | |
| toothache n | toothachea pain in your tooth | Tom has a toothache and needs a dentist.Tom has a toothache and needs a dentist. | |
| stomachache n | stomachachea pain in your stomach | Lucy stayed home because she had a stomachache.Lucy stayed home because she had a stomachache. |