Vocabulario 6 Academia
Sore
painful and uncomfortable infection as a result of an injury, infection or too much exercise
slim
thin in a good way
plaster
a thin of cloth or plastic that sticks to your skin to cover a cut
ward
a large room in a hospital with beds for people to stay in
break out
start suddenly —a war, a fire, etc.
bring on
cause an illness, condition, etc.
come down with
start to suffer from a minor illness
come round / to
become conscious
feel up to
feel well enough to do something
get over
recover from something
pass out
suddenly become unconscious
pull through
survive something serious like an illness
put down
kill an old or sick animal
wear off
stop being effective —like a drug.
cry over spilt milk
waste time being upset about something that happened and cannot be changed
give something a miss
decide not to do something that you usually do
keep a straight face
remain serious and not laugh
keep your hair on
used for telling someone not to get angry or upset, not to panic
kick yourself
be very annoyed because you’ve made a mistake, missed an opportunity, etc
let off steam
shout or do something to get rid of tension or anger
let sleeping dogs lie
leave a person or situation alone if they might cause you trouble
Never/don’t look a gift horse in the mouth
if you’re given something, you should not complain about it or try to find things that are wrong with it
bath
run a ____ for someone
spread
____ something (over/on)
____ to a place
cope
____ with something