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I think I’m coming down with something.
(=I think I’m starting to get sick.)
1. to ache = to hurt
(an ache)
My body aches all over.
This medicine is for the
aches and pains
of the flu.
2. to have a(n) ___ache.
I have a
headache.
an
earache
a
toothache
a
stomachache wrong: a stomache
a
backache
3. the chills
I have the
chills. (=times when I suddenly feel
very cold)
4. a
cough, to cough
I have a
cough.
I can’t stop
coughing.
I coughed all night.
5. to give someone
some advice (noun)
She
gave me some good advice.
Wrong: She gave a good advice.
6. to advise someone (not) to do s.t. (verb)
He advised me to eat more green vegetables.
She advised him not to eat so much junk
food.
7. to perspire = to
sweat (perspiration)
I’m perspiring.
I’m sweating.
8. plugged up =
blocked
My ears are plugged
up.
9. the
sniffles, to sniffles
I
have the sniffles.
I keep sniffling. (鼻子哼哼做声, soberse los mocos, شَهِقَ اِسْتِنْشاق)
10. raw
= very red and painful, especially when you swallow
My
throat is raw.
11. runny
= adjective I have a runny nose.
to run =
verb My nose is
running.
12. to
sneeze
When
I get a cold, I usually start sneezing.
Excuse
me. I think I’m going to sneeze.
On
the bus, a man sneezed right in my face.
13. sore
I have a sore throat.
14. stuffy,
stuffed up = congested
I
have a stuffy nose.
My
nose is stuffed up.
15. a
temperature, a fever
She
has a slight fever. = She has a low temperature. = She has a low-grade fever.
I
have a high temperature.
I
have a high fever.
16. to
water
My eyes are
watering.
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