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SPORTS | HEALTH (HEALTH SET PHRASES aches and pains to be a bit off…
SPORTS | HEALTH
HEALTH SET PHRASES
aches and pains
to be a bit off color
to be at deah' door
to be on the mend
to be over the worst
to be under the weather
a blocked nose
catch a cold
a chek-up
a chesty cough
cuts and brusies
to feel properly
as fit as a fiddle
to gow down with a cold
to go private
GP
to have a filling
to have a tooth out
a heavy cold
to make an apointment
to make a speedy recovery
to phone in sick
prescription chrages
to pull a muscle
a runny nose
a sore throat
Contrast vocabulary
prescription / recipe
operation / surgery
sore / hurt / pain
illness / disease
injured / damaged
thin / slim
remedy / cure / therapy
effect / result
infection / pollution
plaster / bandage
ward / clinic
does / fix
fever /rash
PEOPLE
nurse
patient
specialist
surgeon
umpire
referee
devoted fans
Phrasal verbs
bring forward = change the date/time of the event
carry on
get round to = start (after planning to do sth for a long time)
get up to = do smth you should not
go in for - enter (a competition)
go off = stop liking
join in
knock out = defeat and remove from a competition
look out = be careful
pull out = stop being involved in an activity
put off
put up with
take to = start
take up
treatment
bandage
injection
medicine
operation
plaster
prescription
stitches
tablets
thermometer
adjective phrases
strong man
maintain an intensive diet
steady aim
perform daring stunts
hold the spectaculous speelbound
graceful movements
a determined climber
adventurous person
defensive tactics
EXTREME SPORTS
cross-country skiing
skydiving
white-water rafting
snowboarding
caving
kite-surfing
bungee jumping
paragliding
windsurfing
Sports venues
skating ring
large grounds for cricket matches
bowling alley
race track
rugby field
hockey pitch
Basic equipment
tennis - racquet, visor
Am.football - mouth guard, helmet
rock climbing - rope, harness
snowboarding - goggles, waterproof jacket
water polo - swimsuit, cap
football - studs, shin pads
archery - arrow, bow
Professionals
midwife
surgeon
paediatrician
dermatologist
speech therapist
porter
paramedic
dentist
cardiologist
Phrasal Verbs
break out = start suddenly
bring on = cause (an illness)
come down with
come round to
cut down on
fell up to = feel well enough to do
get over = recover from (grief/illnesses)
give up
look after
pass out
pull through = survive
put down = kill
put on (weight)
wear off
Word patterns
addicted to
attempt to
benefit from
complain about
cope with
need to dol in need of;
suffer from;
tired of
try to do; try and do
woory about sth/sb doing
SPORT SET PHRASES
an atheltic meeting
an athletic track
an away game
a brisk walk
to do judo
a football fan
a fitness programme
a football match
a football pitch
a football season
to get into shape
to go jogging
a home game
to keep fit
to be out of condition
a personal best
a personal trainer
to run the marathon
a season ticket
to set a record
a sports centre
sports facilities
tennis court
strenous excecise
a strong swimmer
a swimming pool
to take up excercise
to train hard
do stretching excercises
foul play
Healthy living Top Rules
eating red met
leading a stress-free life
excercising regularly
sleeping eight hours a night
being a healthy weit
eating plenty of fruit/veg-s
drinking eight glases of water a day
taking vitamin pills
The picture of health
ailment = illness
idly = lazily
ondolently = lazily
distemper = illness
devastating scourge = terrible disease
premonitory = warning
despair = loss of hope
sift = search
acute more serious
modified = slightly changed
complication = difficulties
malady = illness
slight = insult
malignant = harmful
pondered = thought
acquisition = valuable find
decreipt wreck = broken-down invalid
Symptoms
concussion
runny nose
vomiting
itchy eyes
swollen glands
blurry vision
Phrases and collocations
alternative medicine
make/have an appointment
kip fit; fit and healthy
do sb good
in good/poor health
have an injection
take/prescribe medicine; study medicine;
get into shape
in the shape of
spread sth over/on sth
Injuries and illnesses
ache
bruise; sling; graze; crutches
disease
fever
fracture
high blood pressure
poor hearing
twisted ankle
scar in leg
motion sickness
OTHER
host the Olympic games
compete against
be disqualified from
overtime
make false start
be banned from competing
award s smth
substitute smb for smb
end in a draw
cross the finishing line
Sports activities
pass the ball
train hard
catch the ball
to score a goal
hit the tennis ball
to race each other
kick a ball
to beat smb
Sports Collocations
make the best of/ do your best
have/take/get a chance to do; take a chance; chance of a lifetime;
have a gomad about/on sth; go mad;
take pleasure in sth; get pleasure of doing smth
the winning side
have a talent;
on time; in timel high time; take your time; spend time on; find time for
take it turns = по очереди
compete against sb;
prefer to do; prefer sth/doing to sth/doing;
BODY
breathe air - lungs,traches,nose
move - joints, muscles, bones
digest food - stomach, intestines, teeth
circulate blood - heart, veins
Fixed phrases
----DO----
athletics
boxing
gymnastics
----PLAY----
baseball
basketball
football
gold
hockey
rugby
squash
tennis
----GO----
cycling
diving
ice skating
motocycling
sailing
skiing
snowboarding
surging