Pronunciation: /hɛlθ/
noun the state of being free from illness or injury
A1 Eating fruits and vegetables is important for your health.
A2 Regular exercise can improve your overall health.
B1 Maintaining a balanced diet is essential for good health.
B2 Stress management is crucial for mental health.
C1 Public health policies play a key role in preventing diseases.
C2 Access to quality healthcare is a fundamental human right.
adjective related to the state of being free from illness or injury
A1 Eating fruits and vegetables is important for your health.
A2 Regular exercise is key to maintaining good health.
B1 The government is implementing new policies to improve public health.
B2 The company offers health insurance benefits to all employees.
C1 The study found a correlation between mental health and physical health.
C2 She has dedicated her career to researching global health issues.
formal Public health is a major concern for governments around the world.
informal I try to maintain good health by eating well and exercising regularly.
slang I heard that new diet is great for your health.
figurative Mental health is just as important as physical health.
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