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B2 · Body & health

B2 · Corpo e saúde

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    organ(noun)

    /ˈɔːrɡən/

    órgão

    a part of the body made of several tissues that performs a particular function, such as the heart or liver

    The liver is the largest internal organ in the body.

    O fígado é o maior órgão interno do corpo.

    Severe sepsis can lead to multiple organ failure.

    Sinônimosbody partmemberinstrumentpublicationvehicleagency
    Antônimoswholeentiretyinanimate object
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    vision(noun)

    /ˈvɪʒn/

    visão

    the ability to see; the area that you can see from a particular position

    20–20 vision(= the ability to see perfectly)

    Visão 20/20 (= a capacidade de ver perfeitamente)

    to have good/perfect/poor/blurred/normal vision

    Sinônimoseyesightperceptionsightdreamambitionforesightimagerevelation
    Antônimosblindnessshortsightednessrealitymyopia
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    infection(noun)

    /ɪnˈfekʃn/

    infecção

    an illness caused by bacteria, viruses or other germs entering and growing in the body

    The wound shows signs of infection, such as redness and pus.

    A ferida apresenta sinais de infecção, como vermelhidão e pus.

    Most respiratory infections in children are caused by viruses.

    Sinônimoscontaminationsepsisdiseaseailmentvirusgermpathogen
    Antônimossterilityasepsiscleanlinessimmunityhealth
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    cancer(noun)

    /ˈkænsər/

    câncer

    a disease in which abnormal cells grow out of control and can spread to other parts of the body

    Liver cancer is one of the most common cancers in Vietnam.

    O câncer de fígado é um dos tipos de câncer mais comuns no Vietnã.

    Early detection greatly improves the chance of curing cancer.

    Sinônimosmalignancytumorneoplasm
    Antônimoshealthwellnesswell-being
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    wound(noun)

    /wuːnd/

    ferida

    an injury to part of the body, especially one in which a hole is made in the skin using a weapon

    A nurse cleaned and bandaged the wound for me.

    Uma enfermeira limpou e enfaixou a ferida para mim.

    She felt the warmth of his arms around her.

    Sinônimosinjurycutlacerationbruiselesiontrauma
    Antônimoscurehealinghealthrecovery
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    heel(noun)

    /hiːl/

    calcanhar

    the back part of the foot below the ankle

    I have a painful blister on my heel from walking all day.

    Estou com uma bolha dolorida no calcanhar de tanto andar o dia todo.

    Sinônimosbackrearelevationlift
    Antônimostoefrontsole
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    harmful(adjective)

    /ˈhɑːrmfl/

    nocivo

    causing damage or injury to somebody/something, especially to a person’s health or to the environment

    This group of chemicals is harmful to people.

    Este grupo de produtos químicos é nocivo para as pessoas.

    Fruit juices can be harmful to children's teeth.

    Sinônimosdetrimentalinjuriousperniciousdamagingdeleterious
    Antônimosharmlessbeneficialsafeinnocuousadvantageous
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    recover(verb)

    /rɪˈkʌvər/

    recuperar

    to get well again after being ill, hurt, etc.

    He's still recovering from his operation.

    Ele ainda está se recuperando da cirurgia.

    They rated him highly as a colleague.

    Sinônimosrecuperatehealimproverallybounce backmend
    Antônimosdeclinedeteriorateworsenlose
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    blind(adjective)

    /blaɪnd/

    cego

    not able to see

    blind and partially sighted people

    pessoas cegas e com baixa visão

    One of her parents is blind.

    Sinônimossightlessunsightedvisually impairedpurblind
    Antônimossightedseeing
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    cure(verb)

    /kjʊr/

    curar

    to make a sick person healthy again or to make a disease go away completely

    Most cases of tuberculosis can be cured with six months of treatment.

    A maioria dos casos de tuberculose pode ser curada com seis meses de tratamento.

    Early-stage cancer can often be cured by surgery.

    Sinônimosremedytreatmenthealingtherapyantidote
    Antônimosdiseaseailmentillnessaffliction
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    weakness(noun)

    /ˈwiːknəs/

    fraqueza

    lack of physical strength

    The sudden weakness in her legs made her stumble.

    A repentina fraqueza nas pernas a fez tropeçar.

    He thought that crying was a sign of weakness.

    Sinônimosfrailtydebilityvulnerabilityfeeblenessinfirmitydeficiency
    Antônimosstrengthpowerfortitudevigorrobustness
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    lung(noun)

    /lʌŋ/

    pulmão

    either of the two organs in the chest that you use for breathing

    Smoking can seriously damage your lungs and make breathing difficult.

    Fumar pode danificar seriamente os pulmões e dificultar a respiração.

    Sinônimosrespiratory organair sacbellows
    Antônimosclungcoal miner's lungfar-flungflungiron lunglunglung feverlung-like
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    harm(noun)

    /hɑːrm/

    dano, mal, prejuízo

    damage or injury that is caused by a person or an event

    Pollution from burning coal causes serious harm to the environment.

    A poluição causada pela queima de carvão causa sérios danos ao meio ambiente.

    Sinônimoshurtinjuredamagewoundafflictmaltreat
    Antônimoshelpaidassistbenefitprotectheal
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    hearing(noun)

    /ˈhɪrɪŋ/

    audição

    the ability to hear

    He's hearing-impaired(= not able to hear well).

    Ele tem deficiência auditiva (= não consegue ouvir bem).

    Her hearing is poor.

    Sinônimoslisteningauditoryaural
    Antônimosdeafnessinaudibilitysilence
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    breast(noun)

    /brest/

    seio

    either of the two round soft parts at the front of a woman’s body that produce milk when she has had a baby

    breast cancer

    câncer de mama

    breast milk

    Sinônimosbosomchestmammary glandteatbust
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    nerve(noun)

    /nɜːrv/

    nervo

    any of the long fibres that carry messages between the brain and parts of the body, enabling you to move, feel pain, etc.

    nerve endings

    terminações nervosas

    the optic nerve

    Sinônimoscouragebraveryaudacitygutscheekresolvepoise
    Antônimosfearcowardicetimidityapprehensionbashfulness
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    therapy(noun)

    /ˈθerəpi/

    terapia

    the treatment of a physical problem or an illness

    We can apply herbal therapy to treat her disease.

    Podemos aplicar terapia herbal para tratar a doença dela.

    Sinônimostreatmentremedycurehealinginterventioncare
    Antônimosdiseaseillnessharmneglectinjuryworsening
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    surgery(noun)

    /ˈsɜːrdʒəri/

    cirurgia

    the treatment of disease or injury by cutting into the body to repair or remove parts

    He needs surgery to remove his gallbladder next week.

    Ele precisa fazer uma cirurgia para retirar a vesícula biliar na semana que vem.

    She is recovering well on the ward after heart surgery.

    Sinônimosoperationproceduresurgical procedure
    Antônimosmedical treatmenttherapyconservative treatment
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    pregnant(adjective)

    /ˈpreɡnənt/

    grávida

    having a baby or young animal developing inside her/its body

    She is pregnant with her first child.

    Ela está grávida do seu primeiro filho.

    Sinônimosexpectingwith childenceintegestating
    Antônimosnot pregnantinfertilebarren