adelgazar (v)
to lose weight
oído (m)
ear
agrandar (v)
to get taller
ojo (m)
eye
alcohol (m)
alcohol
pañuelo (m)
handkerchief
asma (m)
asthma
pastilla (f)
pill, tablet
boca (f)
mouth
pecho (m)
chest
brazo (m)
arm
picadura (f)
bite
cabeza (f)
head
picar (v)
to bite
caerse (v)
to fall
pie (m)
foot
cita (f)
appointment/meeting
pierna (f)
leg
corazón (m)
heart
quedarse en la cama (v)
to stay in bed
cuerpo (m)
body
receta (f)
prescription
dedo (m)
finger
respirar (v)
to breathe
descansar (v)
to rest
rodilla (f)
knee
diarrea (f)
diarrhoea
salud (f)
health
diente (m)
tooth
sangre (f)
blood
dormir (v)
to sleep
sano/a (adj)
healthy
ejercicio (m)
exercise
sentirse enfermo/a (v)
to feel sick
engordar (v)
to put on weight
serio/a (adj)
serious
enfermarse (v)
to become ill, to fall sick
enfermedad (f)
illness
Servicios de Emergencias Médicas (m, pl)
ambulance service
enfermero/a (m/f)
nurse
sufrir (v)
to suffer
enfermo/a (adj)
ill, sick
tabaco (m)
tobacco
estar en buena forma (v)
to be in good shape, to be very well
tener dolor de cabeza (v)
to have a headache
estar resfriado/a (v)
to have a cold
tener dolor de espalda (v)
to have backache
estómago (m)
stomach
estrés (m)
stress
tener dolor de estómago (v)
to have stomach ache
fiebre (f)
fever
fumador/a (m/f)
smoker
tener dolor de garganta (v)
to have a sore throat
fumar (v)
to smoke
tener dolor de muelas (v)
to have toothache
garganta (f)
throat
tener dolor de oídos (v)
to have earache
golpear (v)
to hit, to knock
tener fiebre (v)
to have a temperature
gripe (f)
flu, influenza
tirita (f)
sticking plaster
hacerse daño (v)
to hurt oneself
tomar (v)
to take
herido/a (adj)
injured
toser
to cough
hospital (m)
hospital
vendaje (m)
bandage
jarabe (m)
syrup
vomitar (v)
to be sick
lengua (f)
tongue
mano (f)
hand
marearse (v)
to feel dizzy
medicina (f)
medicine
médico/a (m/f)
doctor
mejorarse (v)
to get better
muela (f)
tooth
nariz (f)
nose