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Dizziness
dizzy
dizzy
Dizzily
/dzns/
/dz/
/dz/
/dzl/
Feeling as if everything is spinning around you and that you are not able
to balance
Making you feel dizzy; making you feel that a situation is changing very
fast
Silly or stupid
Climbing so high made me feel dizzy.
Noun
symptom

Adjective
Symptomatic

Verb

Adverb
Symptomaticall
y

/smptmtkli/
/smptm/
/smptmtk/
A change in your body or mind that shows that you are not healty
A sign that sth exists, especially sth bad
Flu symptoms include a headache and a sore throat.

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massage
massage
/ms/
/ms/
The action of rubbing and pressing a persons body with the hands to
reduce pain in the muscles and joints.
Once a week I have a sauna and a massage.
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Adjective
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Treatment, treat
Treatable
Treat
/tritmnt/
/trit/
\tr-t-bl\
Something that is done to cure an illness or injury, or to make sb look and
feel good.
There are various treatments available for this condition.
A way of behaving towards or dealing with a personor thing
A way of dealing with or discussing a subject, work of art, ect.
A process by which sth is cleaned, or protected against sth.
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Adjective
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Blink
blink
/blk/
/blk/
When you blink or blink your eyes or your eyes blink, you shut and open
your eyes quickly.
Ill be back before you can blink.
To shine with an unsteady light; to flash on and off.
Suddenly a warning light blinked
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Adjective
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Flu shot
/flu/ /t/
An influenza vaccine administered by injection.
I had the flu shot last week to keep swimming this season.

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Swallow
/swl/
To make food, drink, etc. go down your throat into your stomach
Always chew food well before swallowing it.
To move the muscles of your throat as if you were swallowing sth,
especially because you are nervous.
To take sb/sth in or completely cover it so that they cant be seen or no
longer exist separately
To use up sth completely, especially an amount of money
To accept that sth is true; to believe sth.
To hide your feelings
To accept insults, criticisms, etc. without complaining or protesting
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Adjective
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Lovesick
/lvsk/
Unable to think clearly or behave is a sensible way because you are in
love with sb, especially sb who is not in love with you.
Hes been wandering around all week like a lovesick teenager.
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Adjective
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syndrome
/sndrm/
A set of physical conditions that show you have a particular disease or
medical problem.
This syndrome is associated with frequent coughing.
A set of opinions or a way of behaving that is typical of a particular type of
person, attitude or social problem.

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Verb
Be sick of sth, sb
/sk//v/

Adverb

Be weary or bored of sth, sb

I cant stand this weather, Im sick of winter.
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worried sick
about sth
/wrd//sk/

Adverb

Extremely anxious about sb or sth

When I arrive late to home, my parents are worried sick.

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Well behaved
/wrd//sk/

Adverb

Good, not naughty

Your cat is so well behaved, it only eats its food.
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Adjective

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Might as well
/mat/ /z/ /wl/
Used to say that you/sb would have been in the same position if you had
done sth else, because you got little benefit or enjoyment from what you
did do
The weather was so bad we might as well have stayed at home.
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Tidy
Tidy
/tad/
/tad/
Arranged neatly and with everything in order
It was a neatly furnished and immaculately tidy room.
Keeping things neat in order
A tidy amount of money is fairly large.
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Adjective
Verb
straightforwardn straightforward
ess
/stret
/stretfwd/
fwdns/
Easy to do or to understand; not complicated
Its quite straightforward to use this software.
Honest and open; not trying to trick sb or hide sth

Adverb
straightforwardly
/stretfwdl/