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Day 47 · Food & Health · A1 Level

A Visit to the Doctor

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Last weekweek (noun)Seven days.🇺🇿UZ: hafta🇷🇺RU: неделя, I felt sicksick (adj)Not feeling well; ill.≈ Synonym: ill🇺🇿UZ: kasal🇷🇺RU: больной, so I went to see a doctordoctor (noun)A person whose job is to help sick people get better.≈ Synonym: physician🇺🇿UZ: shifokor🇷🇺RU: врач.

I had a headacheheadache (noun)A pain in your head.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: bosh og'rig'i🇷🇺RU: головная боль and a sore throatthroat (noun)The inside part of your neck, used for swallowing and speaking.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: tomoq🇷🇺RU: горло. I also felt very tiredtired (adj)Needing rest or sleep.≈ Synonym: sleepy🇺🇿UZ: charchagan🇷🇺RU: уставший. I made an appointmentappointment (noun)An arranged time to meet someone, like a doctor.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: qabulga yozilish🇷🇺RU: приём (запись), and I arrived at the clinicclinic (noun)A place where doctors see patients.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: klinika🇷🇺RU: клиника at ten o'clock.

The doctor checked my temperaturetemperature (noun)How hot your body is.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: harorat🇷🇺RU: температура. It was high — I had a feverfever (noun)A high body temperature, caused by illness.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: isitma🇷🇺RU: жар! She also looked at my throat and listened to my chestchest (noun)The front part of your body between your neck and stomach.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: ko'krak🇷🇺RU: грудь.

“You have a coldcold (noun)A common illness with a sore throat and headache.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: shamollash🇷🇺RU: простуда,” the doctor said. “It's not seriousserious (adj)Important or dangerous; not small.≈ Synonym: severe🇺🇿UZ: jiddiy🇷🇺RU: серьёзный, but you need to restrest (verb)To relax and not do anything active.≈ Synonym: relax🇺🇿UZ: dam olmoq🇷🇺RU: отдыхать.” “What can I do?” I asked.

The doctor gave me some adviceadvice (noun)Words that tell you what you should do.≈ Synonym: tip🇺🇿UZ: maslahat🇷🇺RU: совет. She told me to drink a lot of waterwater (noun)The clear liquid you drink.🇺🇿UZ: suv🇷🇺RU: вода, to rest at homehome (noun)The place where you live.≈ Synonym: house🇺🇿UZ: uy🇷🇺RU: дом, and to eat healthyhealthy (adj)Good for your body.≈ Synonym: nutritious🇺🇿UZ: foydali (sog‘liq uchun)🇷🇺RU: полезный, здоровый food like soupsoup (noun)Hot liquid food.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: sho‘rva🇷🇺RU: суп and fruitfruit (noun)Food like apples, grapes and melons.🇺🇿UZ: meva🇷🇺RU: фрукты. She also gave me some medicinemedicine (noun)Something you take to help you feel better when sick.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: dori🇷🇺RU: лекарство for the headache.

“Take this medicine twice a day, after mealsmeal (noun)Food you eat at one time, like lunch or dinner.🇺🇿UZ: ovqat (mahali)🇷🇺RU: приём пищи, еда,” she explained. “And don't go to schoolschool (noun)A place where people go to learn.≈ Synonym: college🇺🇿UZ: maktab🇷🇺RU: школа for three daysday (noun)A period of 24 hours.🇺🇿UZ: kun🇷🇺RU: день.”

I thanked the doctor and went home. I followed her advice carefully. I drank a lot of water, and I slept a lot.

After three days, I felt good again. My headache disappeareddisappear (verb)To stop existing or being seen.≈ Synonym: vanish🇺🇿UZ: yo'qolmoq🇷🇺RU: исчезать, and my throat didn't hurthurt (verb)To cause pain.≈ Synonym: cause pain🇺🇿UZ: og'rimoq🇷🇺RU: болеть anymore. I returned to school on Monday, feeling healthy again.

Going to the doctor helped me get betterget better (verb)To become healthy again after being ill.≈ Synonym: recover🇺🇿UZ: tuzalmoq🇷🇺RU: выздоравливать quicklyquickly (adv)Fast; in a short time.≈ Synonym: fast🇺🇿UZ: tez🇷🇺RU: быстро. Now I always listen to my bodybody (noun)All of a person, from head to feet.🇺🇿UZ: tana🇷🇺RU: тело and don't ignoreignore (verb)To not pay attention to something on purpose.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: e'tiborsiz qoldirmoq🇷🇺RU: игнорировать it when I feel sick.

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      weeknoun
      haftaнеделяI was ill all week.
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      sickadjective
      kasalбольнойMy little brother is sick today.
      3
      doctornoun
      shifokorврачGo to the doctor if you feel ill.
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      headachenoun
      bosh og'rig'iголовная больI have a terrible headache.
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      throatnoun
      tomoqгорлоMy throat hurts when I talk.
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      tiredadjective
      charchaganуставшийYou look tired. Go to bed!
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      appointmentnoun
      qabulga yozilishприём (запись)I have an appointment at the dentist.
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      clinicnoun
      klinikaклиникаThe clinic is near the park.
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      temperaturenoun
      haroratтемператураThe nurse checked my temperature.
      10
      fevernoun
      isitmaжарThe baby has a fever.
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      chestnoun
      ko'krakгрудьMy chest hurts when I cough.
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      coldnoun
      shamollashпростудаI have a cold, so I'm staying home.
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      seriousadjective
      jiddiyсерьёзныйDon't worry, it isn't serious.
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      restverb
      dam olmoqотдыхатьYou need to rest today.
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      advicenoun
      maslahatсоветThank you for your advice.
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      waternoun
      suvводаDrink lots of water when you have a cold.
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      homenoun
      uyдомI stayed at home yesterday.
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      healthyadjective
      foydali (sog‘liq uchun)полезный, здоровыйVegetables are healthy.
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      soupnoun
      sho‘rvaсупHot soup is good when you are ill.
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      fruitnoun
      mevaфруктыFruit has lots of vitamins.
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      medicinenoun
      doriлекарствоTake your medicine after dinner.
      22
      mealnoun
      ovqat (mahali)приём пищи, едаTake this medicine after each meal.
      23
      schoolnoun
      maktabшколаI missed school for two days.
      24
      daynoun
      kunденьI feel better day by day.
      25
      disappearverb
      yo'qolmoqисчезатьThe sun disappeared behind the clouds.
      26
      hurtverb
      og'rimoqболетьMy leg hurts.
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      get betterverb
      tuzalmoqвыздоравливатьI hope you get better soon!
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      quicklyadverb
      tezбыстроThe doctor came quickly.
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      bodynoun
      tanaтелоListen to your body.
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      ignoreverb
      e'tiborsiz qoldirmoqигнорироватьDon't ignore your teacher's advice.