Health Phrasal Verbs with Meaning and Examples
Pass away
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Meaning: Die
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Example: His mother passed
away last year.
Run over
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Meaning: Hit by a vehicle
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Example: Two children were run
over and killed.
Break out
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Meaning: Develop skin sores or
irritation
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Example: The measles caused me
to break out in a rash.
Fight off
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Meaning: Resist an illness
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Example: I’m trying to fight
off a cold.
Come to
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Meaning: Become conscious
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Example: When he came to,
he was lying on the floor with his hands tied behind his back.
Pass out
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Meaning: Faint, lose consciousness
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Example: People everywhere
were passing out from the heat.
Get over
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Meaning: Recover from something
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Example: It’s taken me ages
to get over the flu.
Come down with
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Meaning: Become sick (not seriously)
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Example: I think I’m coming
down with the flu.
Throw up
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Meaning: Be sick, vomit
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Example: The baby’s thrown
up her dinner.
Come round
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Meaning: Become conscious
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Example: Your mother hasn’t
yet come round from the anesthetic.
Work out
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Meaning: Train the body by physical
exercise
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Example: I work out regularly
to keep fit.
Warm up
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Meaning: Begin a physical activity
gradually
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Example: It’s necessary to warm
up before exercise to prevent injuries.
Block up
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Meaning: Stop something from moving
through something else
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Example: My nose is blocked
up.
Lay (Laid) up
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Meaning: Unable to work, etc. because of
an illness or injury
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Example: She’s laid up with
a broken leg.
Swell up
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Meaning: Become large, inflated, or
bulging
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Example: The boy’s arm swelled
up where the bee had stung him.
Clog up
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Meaning: Become or cause to become
obstructed
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Example: High fat foods
can clog up our arteries.
Dose up (UK)
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Meaning: Give medicine to
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Example: You should dose
up with vitamin C to fight colds off.
Lay low
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Meaning: Render someone unable to move
or leave their bed
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Example: The flu usually lays people low for
five to ten days.
Let up
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Meaning: Become less strong or stop
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Example: A cold continues at its
peak for several days, then it gradually let up.
Shake off
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Meaning: Shake something in order to get
something off of it
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Example: She has failed to shake
off her stomach injury.
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