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• under the weather
  плохо себя чувствовать, недомогать

  My Granny looked pale and frail, a trifle under the weather.
• look the picture of health
  прекрасно выглядеть

  I was shocked when I learnt about Mark's death; he seemed to look the picture of health.
• run down
  переутомляться, плохо выглядеть

  My friend has become run down since she started working at night.
• come down with (something)
  заболеть чем-либо

  Kelly must be coming down with the flu; she is constantly sneezing and coughing.
• break out in (something)
  выступить, появиться (например, сыпь на теле)

  I am allergic to fish, and when I eat it, I usually break out in a terrible rash.
• feel on top of the world
  прекрасно себя чувствовать

  I felt on top of the world when I passed my driving test.
• dose/taste of one's own medicine
  отплатить той же монетой

  "You needn't feel hurt; you got a dose of your own medicine."
• out cold
  быть без сознания, упасть в обморок

  The girl was out cold when they found her lying in the street.
• take a turn for the worse
  становиться хуже

  The patient seemed to be recovering, but all of a sudden he took a turn for the worse.
• at death's door
  на пороге смерти

  It was only at death's door that Timothy could confess his fault.
• fall ill
  заболеть

  Little Bobby didn't come to school; he must have fallen ill.
• just what the doctor ordered
  как раз то, что необходимо

  Having an extra day off work was just what the doctor ordered, and Steve was able to repair his bike.
• catch a cold
  простудиться

  The child had a fever; evidently he had caught a cold.
• pull through
  выздороветь (после тяжёлой болезни), выкарабкаться

  Collin's father had a serious heart attack and they are afraid he might not pull through.
• catch one's death of cold
  очень сильно простудиться

  I told my daughter it was necessary for her to wear a warm coat if she didn't want to catch her death of cold.
• take (someone's) temperature
  измерить температуру

  The mother took her son's temperature and gave him some medicine to bring down the fever.
• go under the knife
  пойти на хирургическую операцию, "лечь под нож"

  Henry went under the knife and survived the operation.
• bring (someone) around
  восстанавливать чьё-либо здоровье, приводить в чувство

  The paramedics were able to bring the girl around after the explosion in the cafe.
• over the worst
  выздоравливать, худшее позади

  Little Jenny was seriously ill. She is much better now; actually she is over the worst.
• have a physical (examination)
  пройти медосмотр

  "It is necessary for you to have a physical examination before you join our basketball team."
• splitting headache
  ужасная головная боль

  The other day I had a splitting headache, so I took some medicine to kill the pain.
• throw up
  тошнить, извергать рвотные массы

  Susan took the medicine but threw it up a minute later.
• bring (someone) to
  приводить в чувство

  They brought the woman to with smelling salts.
• clean bill of health
  документ о (хорошем) состоянии здоровья человека или животного

  I took my dog to the vet clinic for a check up, and the vet gave the dog a clean bill of health.
• check-up
  осмотр (врачом)

  Something was wrong with my eyes, so I went to the eye specialist to have a check-up.
• on the mend
  выздоравливать, поправляться

  Jenny had the flu, but she is now on the mend.
• flare up
  вспыхнуть вновь (о болезни)

  After a while her skin disease flared up again.
• couch doctor
  психоаналитик

  "You've been awfully worried lately; I advise you to see a couch doctor."
• run some tests
  брать анализы

  The doctor didn't know what the matter with the man was, so he decided to run some tests on the patient.
• take sick/ill
  заболеть

  The little girl developed a high temperature last night; evidently she had taken ill.
• run a fever/temperature
  высокая температура

  I had a bad cold and was running a fever, so I had to stay in bed for a few days.