II Lesson 19

In your browser JavaScript is disabled!sick-leave [´sIklJv] — ‘отпуск по болезни’:
to be (away) on sick-leave — ‘быть на бюллетене’;
to put smb. on sick-leave — ‘выдать кому-л. бюллетень’;
to give (grant) smb. sick-leave — ‘дать бюллетень (разг.)’:
Mr Markov can't be at work today. He was only given three days sick-leave yesterday. — ‘получил на 3 дня’
Are you still on sick-leave?
But:
The doctor gave me a certificate of ill-health and a prescription and called in the next patient. — ‘больничный лист’ temperature [´temprICq] — ‘температура’:
to have (to run) a temperature — ‘иметь высокую Т.’;
to take one's temperature — ‘измерять Т.’:
You should take your temperature at exactly the same time every day. — ‘Вы должны…’
Did you have your temperature taken? — ‘Вам измерили Т.?’ complete [kqm´plJt] — ‘полный’:
the complete story — ‘весь рассказ’;
the complete works of a writer — ‘П. собрание сочинений’;
a complete success (failure) — ‘полный успех’:
The report would not be complete — ‘был бы неполным’ if these figures were left out. — ‘были выпущены.’ incomplete — ‘неполный’;
cured [kjVqd] — ‘излеченный’;
completely — ‘полностью, вполне’:
completely cured — ‘вполне здоровый’;
completely filled — ‘целиком заполненный’;
completely finished — ‘полностью законченный’;
to complete — ‘закончить, завершить’;
to cure — ‘излечить, вылечить’:
to cure a patient — ‘вылечить больного’;
to cure an illness (a headache) — ‘излечить болезнь’:
A lot of illnesses can be cured completely if treatment is started in time. — ‘своевременно начать’ to cure smb. of smth. — ‘излечить кого-л. от…’:
You should help him cure himself of the habit. — ‘излечиться от привычки’
He had been having treatment for two months — ‘лечился 2 месяца’ before he was finally cured. — ‘окончательно вылечился’ complication ["kPmplI´keISn] — ‘осложнение’:
My daughter had serious complications after the 'flu. — ‘после гриппа’ complicated ["kPmplI´keItId] — ‘сложный’:
It's a complicated matter. — ‘Это сложный вопрос’ (the) outpatients' (department) [´aVt´peISqnts] — ‘амбулатория’;
chemist [´kemIst] — ‘аптекарь (Brit.)’;
Syn.:
druggist (Am.);
chemist's (shop) — ‘аптека (Brit.)’;
Syn.:
drugstore (Am.):
I must drop in at the chemist's — ‘забежать в аптеку’ to have my prescription made up. — ‘заказать лекарство’ recovery [rI´kAvqrI] — ‘выздоровление’:
He should go to the South to complete his recovery. — ‘…для полного В.’ to recover [rI´kAvq] — ‘выздоравливать’;
to recover — ‘2. получить обратно’:
The woman was glad to recover her bag, which she thought was lost. — ‘считала потерянной’ a (slight, bad — ‘легкая, сильная’) cold — ‘простуда, насморк’;
a cold in the head — ‘насморк’;
(the) 'flu (influenza [InflV´enzq]) — ‘грипп’;
a sore throat [sL TrqVt] — ‘ангина’;
pneumonia — ‘воспаление легких’;
heart-trouble — ‘забол. сердца’;
stomach [´stAmqk] trouble — ‘забол. желудка’;
a headache — ‘головная боль’;
toothache — ‘зубная боль’;
high (low) blood [´blAd ´preSq] pressure — ‘кровяное давление’

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