This document defines and provides examples for common phrasal verbs related to the human body and health conditions. Some of the phrasal verbs defined and exemplified include: bring up (to vomit), build up (to increase in amount or intensity), blow up (to swell), clear up (to heal), clog up (to block), ease up (to improve), flare up (to get worse), tighten up (to become tighter), throw up (to vomit), shoot up (to rise dramatically or be injected), puff up, play up (to cause a problem), dry up (to dehydrate), and cough up (to eject something from the lungs). The document serves as a reference for understanding these
This document defines and provides examples for common phrasal verbs related to the human body and health conditions. Some of the phrasal verbs defined and exemplified include: bring up (to vomit), build up (to increase in amount or intensity), blow up (to swell), clear up (to heal), clog up (to block), ease up (to improve), flare up (to get worse), tighten up (to become tighter), throw up (to vomit), shoot up (to rise dramatically or be injected), puff up, play up (to cause a problem), dry up (to dehydrate), and cough up (to eject something from the lungs). The document serves as a reference for understanding these
This document defines and provides examples for common phrasal verbs related to the human body and health conditions. Some of the phrasal verbs defined and exemplified include: bring up (to vomit), build up (to increase in amount or intensity), blow up (to swell), clear up (to heal), clog up (to block), ease up (to improve), flare up (to get worse), tighten up (to become tighter), throw up (to vomit), shoot up (to rise dramatically or be injected), puff up, play up (to cause a problem), dry up (to dehydrate), and cough up (to eject something from the lungs). The document serves as a reference for understanding these
My little girl was coughing so much, she brought up some
yellowish phlegm Build up increase I ‘ve been having headaches the tension builds up and I feel as though my head is going to explode. Blow up swelling You say your stomach blows up after meals you have a bloating feeling is that right? Clear up heal The eczema seem to have cleared up the hydrocortisone must have done the trick Clog up block His ears are alittle clogged up with wax Ease up improve You will probably find the pain will ease up when u lie down and relax Flare up get worse Dr, the rash has flared up again Tighten up becomes tighter Mrs smith says her chest has tighten up she’s also having difficulty breathing Throw up ( intransitive) He threw up last night he must have eaten smth that disagreed with him Shoot up inject / rise dramatically The pain just shoots up my arm I don’t know what I ‘ve done Puff up Karen’s eyes keep puffing up I think she has got conjunctivitis Play up cause a problem Dad says arthritis is playing up again; he has had a lot of pain in his joints Dry up dehydrate Ever winter my face really seems to dry up . especially my forehead the skin skin is all flaky Cough up eject smth from the lungs The patient coughed up alittle bit of blood this morning, but seems now fine.