TN 2 trang dau

1. Fit (a)

In good physical condition; healthy and strong due to exercise or proper diet.

2. Fitness (n)

The state of being physically healthy and strong, often achieved through exercise and nutrition.

3. Healthy (a)

Having good health; free from illness or injury.

Unhealthy (a)

Not in good health; likely to cause or result from poor health.

4. Health (n)

Not in good health; likely to cause or result from poor health

Health problem

A condition or illness that affects a person’s well-being.

5. Fast food

Food prepared and served quickly, often at restaurants, typically less nutritious

6. Junk food

Food with little nutritional value, often high in sugar, fat, or salt.

7. Regular (a)

Done or happening consistently at fixed times; normal or usual

Irregular

Not happening consistently or at fixed times; uneven

8. Balanced diet

A diet that includes a variety of foods in appropriate amounts to provide necessary nutrients.

9. Strength (n)

The quality of being physically or mentally strong

Strengthen (v)

To make stronger

Enhance (v)

To improve or increase the quality, value, or extent of something

Boost (v)

To increase or improve something

Strong (a)

Having physical or mental power.

10. Enthusiasm (n)

Strong excitement or eagerness about something

Enthusiast (n)

A person who is very interested in a particular activity or subject.

Enthusiastic (a)

Showing great excitement or eagerness

Enthusiastically (adv)

In a way that shows excitement or eagerness

11. Physical (a)

Related to the body rather than the mind.

Physical education

School classes focused on physical activities and sports to promote fitness

Physics (n)

The science that studies matter, energy, and the forces of nature

Physicist (n)

A scientist who specializes in physics

Physician (n)

A medical doctor who treats illnesses.

12. Mental (a)

Related to the mind or brain

13. Frequent (a)

Happening often or regularly.

Frequently (adv)

In a way that happens often

Frequency (n)

The rate at which something happens or occurs

14. The amount of + uncountable noun

Used to describe the quantity of something that cannot be counted.

The number of + countable noun (s/es)

Used to describe the quantity of something that can be counted.

The quantity of + uncountable/countable noun

Refers to the amount or number of something, used for both countable and uncountable nouns.

15. Lifestyle (n)

The way a person or group lives, including habits, attitudes, and activities

16. Celebrate (v)

To observe or commemorate an event with activities or enjoyment

Celebration (n)

An event or act of celebrating

Celebrated (a)

Widely known and admired; famous

Celebrity (n)

A famous person, often in entertainment or media.

17. Treat (v)

To provide medical care or attention to improve a condition.

Cure (v)

To completely heal or eliminate a disease or condition

Treat sb FOR st

To provide medical care to someone for a specific condition.

Treat sb WITH st

To care for someone using a specific method or substance