bệnh tòng khẩu nhập, hoạ tòng khẩu xuất
Illness comes in via the mouth because of food and trouble goes out via the mouth because of words; carefulness required in diet and speech
Bodies, sickness, and staying well.
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Illness comes in via the mouth because of food and trouble goes out via the mouth because of words; carefulness required in diet and speech
teeth and head hair are part and parcel of a person's appearance; teeth and head hair are the most important when it comes to appearance;
if you're ill, bow to all four directions
Close to the English saying: “Ill gotten, ill spent. (Mr. B Lam).”.
very healthy and strong
Close to the English saying: “Blood is thicker than water.”.
describing a struggle to the last; like a struggle to the finish; all-out; life-and-death
love a lot and you will get sick, hug a lot and you will get weak (alluding to STD and impotence due to overindulgence)
(verb) to rest and recuperate; to foster and recover one's strength
(noun) countless illnesses; all kinds of medical conditions
(noun) a medical doctor; a physician
(noun) Alternative spelling of bác sĩ.
(verb) to recover (from illness); to regain one's health
(noun) muscles, esp. with a well-defined bulge in the middle and thin toned sections at the ends
(adjective) sick; ill
(noun) short for bệnh lí học (“pathology”)
(noun) Alternative spelling of bệnh lí.
(noun) hand, foot and mouth disease
(noun) mental illness; psychiatric disorder
(noun) state of disease; patient's condition
(noun) diseases; illnesses
(noun) an infirmary; sickhouse; clinic; hospital (especially rural and limited)
(adjective) uneasy; restless; ill at ease; anxious
(noun) body text; body matter
(verb) to medically treat; to conduct medical treatment
(verb) to diagnose; to identify (especially an illness)
(noun) a weak spot; vulnerable point; Achilles heel (especially of the body)
(noun) disease; illness (generally speaking)
(verb) to treat medically; to cure
(noun) human body, organism
(noun) Alternative spelling of cơ thể bệnh lí.
(noun) cold air that enters the body and causes a variety of symptoms and illnesses
(verb) to rest and recuperate (one's health, strength, etc.)
(noun) pharmaceutical product; medicine
(noun) cold air that enters the body and causes a variety of symptoms and illnesses, such as fear of cold, frequent urination, and possibly digestive disorders
(adjective) weakened; enfeebled; debilitated (especially of health or anatomy)
(verb) to restore one's health; to recover one's strength
(noun) emergency department (ED); emergency room (ER); accident and emergency (A&E) department
(adjective) healthy and energetic; lively
(adjective) healthy; strong; well
(verb) to medically examine a patient; (of a patient) to (go to) see the doctor
unwell; not feeling well
feeling better; healthier
(adjective) Traditional tone placement spelling of khoẻ mạnh.
(adjective) Traditional tone placement spelling of khoẻ như vâm.
(noun) meridian (any of the pathways on the body along which chi or qi (life force) is thought to flow and, therefore, the acupoints are distributed; especially, one of twelve such pathways associated with organs of the body)
(verb) to fall ill; to become sick; to be afflicted by disease
(noun) the eleven principal internal organs in the trunk of the body; see lục phủ and ngũ tạng for more
(noun) body (generally speaking)
(adjective) strong; healthy; well
(adjective) strong; healthy; well
(noun) one; someone; one's body (generally speaking)
(adjective) feeling sick (in the body)
(noun) domestic trade
(verb) to fall ill; to become sick; to be afflicted by disease
(noun) a mortal soul (person, especially as one among many), especially one that's under the protection of a higher being
(noun) all the stages of a typical human life, suggesting the inevitability of old age, illness and death
(noun) Traditional tone placement spelling of sức khoẻ tinh thần (“mental health”).
(noun) Traditional tone placement spelling of sức khoẻ tâm thần (“mental health”).
painkiller; pain reliever