英语词汇healthy的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

healthy /ˈhelθi/ adjective 1. physically strong and not likely to become ill or weakverbsstay/remain healthy If you want to stay healthy, you should try to get plenty of sleep.look healthy The children all looked happy and healthy.keep sb healthy Exercise keeps you healthy.adverbsperfectly healthy (=completely healthy, with no health problems) I’ve always been perfectly healthy until now.nounsa healthy baby/child/person She gave birth to a healthy baby boy.a healthy body Salt is essential for a healthy body.healthy skin/teeth Vitamin A is good for healthy skin.healthy cells/tissue The drug leaves healthy cells unharmed.a healthy plant/animal Make sure that the plants are healthy when you buy them.THESAURUS: healthy well used especially when describing or asking about how someone feels or looks: I don’t feel well. | How was James – did he look well? fine spoken used in a reply to a question about your health, or when talking about someone else’s health. Use fine only in replies, not in questions or statements: “Hi, Tom, how are you?” “Fine, thanks.” | She had a bad cold, but she’s fine now. all right/OK spoken not ill or injured. These expressions are very commonly used in everyday spoken English: You look pale – are you feeling all right? | He’s had an accident but he’s OK. better less ill than you were, or no longer ill: I’m feeling a lot better now. | Don’t come back to school until you’re better. fit healthy, especially because you exercise regularly: She keeps fit by cycling everywhere. | Police officers have to be physically fit and have good eyesight. in (good) shape healthy and fit: Jogging keeps me in pretty good shape (=fairly healthy and fit). robust literaryhealth | constitution | plant healthy and strong, and not likely to become ill: The couple are still in robust health. | His grandfather had a robust constitution (=a strong and healthy body). | The plants looked robust when I bought them. be/look a picture of health to look very healthy: She looked a picture of health as she posed for the cameras.2. good for your body and making you strongnounsa healthy diet A healthy diet is one that contains lots of vitamins and minerals.healthy food I try to eat plenty of healthy food, especially fresh fruit and vegetables.a healthy meal Poor families find it difficult to afford healthy meals.healthy exercise Cycling is good fun and healthy exercise.a healthy lifestyle He has a very healthy lifestyle and goes to the gym three times a week.healthy living/eating The booklet gives advice on healthy living.THESAURUS: healthy nutritiousfood | meal | snack nutritious food contains substances that are good for your health: Eggs are a highly nutritious food. | The programme shows you how to make quick and nutritious meals. balanceddiet a balanced diet contains the right amounts of the different types of foods that your body needs: It is important to eat a balanced diet.You can say that a food is good for you: Peanut butter is good for you. You can also say that a food is low in something: Prawns are low in calories.

词组	healthy
释义	healthy /ˈhelθi/ adjective 1. physically strong and not likely to become ill or weakverbsstay/remain healthy If you want to stay healthy, you should try to get plenty of sleep.look healthy The children all looked happy and healthy.keep sb healthy Exercise keeps you healthy.adverbsperfectly healthy (=completely healthy, with no health problems) I’ve always been perfectly healthy until now.nounsa healthy baby/child/person She gave birth to a healthy baby boy.a healthy body Salt is essential for a healthy body.healthy skin/teeth Vitamin A is good for healthy skin.healthy cells/tissue The drug leaves healthy cells unharmed.a healthy plant/animal Make sure that the plants are healthy when you buy them.THESAURUS: healthy well used especially when describing or asking about how someone feels or looks: I don’t feel well. \| How was James – did he look well? fine spoken used in a reply to a question about your health, or when talking about someone else’s health. Use fine only in replies, not in questions or statements: “Hi, Tom, how are you?” “Fine, thanks.” \| She had a bad cold, but she’s fine now. all right/OK spoken not ill or injured. These expressions are very commonly used in everyday spoken English: You look pale – are you feeling all right? \| He’s had an accident but he’s OK. better less ill than you were, or no longer ill: I’m feeling a lot better now. \| Don’t come back to school until you’re better. fit healthy, especially because you exercise regularly: She keeps fit by cycling everywhere. \| Police officers have to be physically fit and have good eyesight. in (good) shape healthy and fit: Jogging keeps me in pretty good shape (=fairly healthy and fit). robust literaryhealth \| constitution \| plant healthy and strong, and not likely to become ill: The couple are still in robust health. \| His grandfather had a robust constitution (=a strong and healthy body). \| The plants looked robust when I bought them. be/look a picture of health to look very healthy: She looked a picture of health as she posed for the cameras.2. good for your body and making you strongnounsa healthy diet A healthy diet is one that contains lots of vitamins and minerals.healthy food I try to eat plenty of healthy food, especially fresh fruit and vegetables.a healthy meal Poor families find it difficult to afford healthy meals.healthy exercise Cycling is good fun and healthy exercise.a healthy lifestyle He has a very healthy lifestyle and goes to the gym three times a week.healthy living/eating The booklet gives advice on healthy living.THESAURUS: healthy nutritiousfood \| meal \| snack nutritious food contains substances that are good for your health: Eggs are a highly nutritious food. \| The programme shows you how to make quick and nutritious meals. balanceddiet a balanced diet contains the right amounts of the different types of foods that your body needs: It is important to eat a balanced diet.You can say that a food is good for you: Peanut butter is good for you. You can also say that a food is low in something: Prawns are low in calories.
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