Unit 10 Health
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Unit 10 Health, Get Ready for IELTS Exercises and Flashcards
Wordlist for Unit 10 Health, Get Ready for IELTS
Word  | Definition  | Example  | 
peel  | To remove the outer layer or skin from something, often a fruit or vegetable  | She carefully peeled the skin off the apple  | 
slice  | To cut something into thin, flat pieces  | Can you slice the bread for sandwiches?  | 
mix  | To combine or blend different substances or ingredients  | Mix the ingredients in a bowl to make the batter  | 
bake  | To cook food by dry heat in an oven  | We need to bake the cake for 30 minutes at 350°F  | 
add  | To include or introduce something to another substance or mixture  | Don't forget to add salt for flavor  | 
mixture  | A combination of different elements or substances  | The mixture of spices gave the dish a unique taste  | 
rub  | To apply pressure while moving one's hand or an object back and forth on a surface  | You can rub some lotion on your skin to moisturize it  | 
packet food  | Food that is pre-packaged and sold in containers or packets  | I prefer cooking fresh meals rather than eating packet food  | 
option  | A choice or alternative among several possibilities  | You have the option to choose between two desserts  | 
in my first year at university  | During the initial year of attending a university or college  | In my first year at university, I studied various subjects  | 
make a suggestion  | To offer a proposal or idea for consideration or discussion  | Please feel free to make a suggestion if you have any ideas  | 
slow down  | To reduce speed or decrease the rate of progress or activity  | It's important to slow down and enjoy life's moments  | 
junk food  | Unhealthy and typically low-nutrient food that is often highly processed and fast to prepare  | Consuming too much junk food can be detrimental to your health  | 
wherever  | In any place or location  | I'll follow you wherever you go  | 
medical examination  | A thorough assessment of a person's health by a medical professional  | She went for a thorough medical examination  | 
pregnancy  | The condition of carrying a developing embryo or fetus in the womb  | Pregnancy is a unique and transformative experience for women  | 
affect  | To have an impact or influence on something  | Lack of sleep can negatively affect your mood and performance  | 
take medication  | To use prescribed drugs or medicines as part of a medical treatment  | It's essential to take medication as prescribed by your doctor  | 
lose weight  | To reduce one's body weight, often through diet and exercise  | She decided to exercise regularly to lose weight  | 
accept pain  | To acknowledge and tolerate physical discomfort or suffering  | He had to accept pain after the surgery  | 
define  | To provide a clear and specific explanation or meaning for something  | Can you define the meaning of this word for me?  | 
illness  | A state of poor health or disease in the body  | Recovering from a severe illness can be a lengthy process  | 
disability  | A physical or mental condition that limits a person's abilities or activities  | People with disabilities deserve equal opportunities  | 
nevertheless  | However; in spite of that; nonetheless  | It rained; nevertheless, we had a great time on our picnic  | 
arthritis  | Inflammation and stiffness of the joints, often causing pain  | Arthritis can cause joint pain and stiffness  | 
influence  | The capacity to have an effect or impact on the thoughts, behavior, or actions of others  | Friends can have a significant influence on our choices  | 
indicate  | To point out or show; to serve as a sign or signal of something  | The dark clouds indicate that a storm is approaching  | 
according to  | As stated or reported by a particular source or reference  | According to the weather forecast, it will rain tomorrow  | 
whether  | Expressing a choice between two or more options or possibilities  | I'm uncertain whether I should attend the event  | 
obese  | Excessively overweight to an unhealthy degree  | Regularity of meals remains important, especially for the obese  | 
society  | A group of people living together in a community or organized social structure  | Our society is becoming more inclusive and diverse  | 
genetic  | Relating to genes or heredity, typically pertaining to inherited traits  | Some health conditions have a genetic predisposition  | 
moreover  | Additionally; furthermore; in addition to what was previously stated  | Moreover, he excels in both academics and sports  | 
neighbourhood  | A specific area or locality within a larger community or city  | The sense of community is strong in our neighbourhood  | 
tend to  | To have a natural inclination or habit of doing something  | People tend to be more productive in the morning  | 
impact  | The effect or influence that one thing has on another  | The impact of the new policy is yet to be seen  | 
closely linked to  | Strongly connected or associated with something  | Physical activity is closely linked to overall wellbeing  | 
wellbeing  | The state of being healthy, happy, and prosperous  | Yoga and meditation can improve your mental wellbeing  | 
income  | The money received by an individual or household, typically from employment or investments  | Income inequality is a significant societal issue  | 
poverty  | The state of being extremely poor or lacking essential resources  | Efforts are being made to alleviate poverty in the region  | 
homeless  | Lacking a permanent place to live; without a home  | Many charitable organizations provide shelter for the homeless  | 
judgment  | The ability to make decisions or form opinions based on evaluation and discernment  | It's not fair to pass judgment without knowing all the facts  | 
matter  | A subject or situation that is important or significant  | Your opinion on this matter is important to us  | 
valuation  | The process of determining the value or worth of something  | The valuation of the antique painting was quite high  | 
slimness  | The state of being slim or having a slender body shape  | She maintained her slimness through regular exercise  | 
noticeable  | Easily seen, recognized, or detected; conspicuous  | The difference in color was noticeable after the paint job  | 
belly  | The front part of the human body below the chest, often referring to the stomach area  | Eating excessively can lead to a protruding belly  | 
be aimed at  | To be intended or directed toward a specific target or audience  | This program is aimed at promoting healthier eating habits  | 
feel pressured  | To experience external force or influence that compels or persuades one to do something  | Don't feel pressured to make a decision right away  | 
lead to  | To result in or cause a particular outcome or consequence  | Lack of exercise can lead to health problems  | 
obsession  | A persistent and excessive preoccupation or fixation on a particular thought, idea, or object  | His obsession with collecting stamps is well-known  | 
processed food  | Food products that have undergone various mechanical or chemical treatments for preservation or preparation  | Processed food often contains additives and preservatives  | 
lack of  | The absence or insufficiency of something  | There's a noticeable lack of green spaces in the city  | 
extent  | The degree or scope to which something exists or occurs  | The extent of the damage caused by the storm was vast  | 
healthcare  | The maintenance and improvement of physical and mental health through medical services and treatment  | Access to quality healthcare is a basic human right  | 
luxury  | A state of great comfort, elegance, and extravagance often associated with wealth  | Staying at a five-star hotel is considered a luxury  | 
unequal society  | A society characterized by disparities in wealth, opportunities, and access to resources  | An unequal society can lead to social unrest  | 
divided society  | A society marked by divisions, conflicts, or disparities among its members  | Efforts should be made to bridge gaps in a divided society  | 
essential  | Absolutely necessary; fundamental or crucial  | Clean water is essential for human survival  | 
cosmetic surgery  | Medical procedures performed to enhance or alter a person's appearance  | Some people choose cosmetic surgery to enhance their appearance  | 
common problem  | An issue or difficulty that is frequently encountered or experienced  | Pollution is a common problem in urban areas  | 
become accustomed to  | To become familiar or accustomed to something through repeated exposure or experience  | Over time, people become accustomed to changes in their surroundings  | 
wrist  | The joint connecting the hand to the forearm  | She had a gold watch on her wrist  | 
back pain  | Pain or discomfort in the back or spine  | Poor posture can lead to chronic back pain  | 
overweight  | Exceeding a healthy body weight; heavier than what is considered normal  | Regular exercise can help you maintain a healthy weight and avoid becoming overweight  | 
prevent illness  | To take measures to avoid or protect against sickness or disease  | Vaccinations can help prevent illness in children  | 
cure  | A remedy or treatment that alleviates or eliminates an illness or medical condition  | There is no known cure for the common cold  |