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as fit as a fiddle / as right as rain Tomorrow she'll be as right as rain // A week or two here and she'll be as fit as a fiddle start learning
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I feel under the weather, can you make me some hot tea? // She's under the weather, I think she has a fever start learning
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start learning
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zjechać kogoś, mocno kogoś skrytykować, skrzyczeć kogoś
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start learning
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start learning
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mieć zapchany nos/z zapchanym nosem
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Fortunately, he's got over the shock // She still hasn't got over the flu. start learning
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wyzdrowieć, dochodzić do siebie (np. po chorobie, wypadku)
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start learning
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suffer from asthma // suffer from disease // suffer from migraine start learning
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a pain in the neck / ass / butt something or somebody who is really annoying you start learning
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utrapienie, zmora, wrzód na tyłku
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Danny had an asthma attack, and Jack took him to the hospital. start learning
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Now I can see the rash on her thighs. // The doctor said it was only a rash. start learning
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start learning
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swędzieć, swędzić / swędzenie
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start learning
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zaostrzyć się (o chorobie)
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start learning
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start learning
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He's half-conscious after the accident. // Is she conscious? start learning
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She fell from the ladder and she's in pain. start learning
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start learning
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diagnose somebody with something start learning
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stwierdzić coś u kogoś (o chorobie)
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start learning
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The doctor prescribed me painkillers. start learning
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What you can do at home every day to relieve pain. start learning
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I came down with the flu for a week, but I'm back on my feet now start learning
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stanąć na nogi (po problemach)
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