10 Health Idioms in English

Here are 10 common English idioms related to health, along with their meanings and example sentences.

Health Idioms List

Example: Under the weather

Problem: I'm feeling a bit under the weather today.

Solution:

  1. I'm feeling a bit sick today.

Example: Back on your feet

Problem: After a week of rest, she was back on her feet.

Solution:

  1. After a week of rest, she recovered.

Example: A clean bill of health

Problem: The doctor gave him a clean bill of health.

Solution:

  1. The doctor said he is healthy.

Example: Fit as a fiddle

Problem: My grandmother is 90 but she's fit as a fiddle.

Solution:

  1. My grandmother is very healthy.

Example: Go under the knife

Problem: He had to go under the knife for a knee operation.

Solution:

  1. He had to have surgery for a knee operation.

Example: On the mend

Problem: She was seriously ill but now she's on the mend.

Solution:

  1. She is recovering from her illness.

Example: Take a turn for the worse

Problem: His condition took a turn for the worse last night.

Solution:

  1. His condition suddenly became worse last night.

Example: Alive and kicking

Problem: The old traditions are still alive and kicking.

Solution:

  1. The old traditions are still active and strong.

Example: As pale as a ghost

Problem: He turned as pale as a ghost when he heard the news.

Solution:

  1. He became extremely pale when he heard the news.
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