Idioms - Health

The idiom "to feel/be as fit as a fiddle" means?

• To feel/be very healthy

• To be a great example of good health

• To improve in condition

• To be/look/feel unwell

What is the idiom of "to be a great example of good health" ?

• To take a turn for the better

• To have a splitting headache

• To be/look/feel under the weather

• To be a picture of health

"She had a splitting

headache for two days" means?

• She felt unwell

• She really had a bad headache

• She had fallen over

• She looks extremely unwell

"You look a bit under the weather."

• to improve in condition

• to be more ill or sick than one was previously

• to die

• to be/look/feel unwell

The meaning of "to take a turn for the worse" is?

• to be more ill or sick than one was previously

• to have a really bad headache

• to have quite a few bruises

• close to a situation becoming very serious or death

what is the idiom of "to improve in condition" ?

• To go under the knife

• To take a turn for the better

• To be black and blue

• To be a picture of health

"To be back one one's feet" means?

• someone have fallen over and have quite a few bruises

• somebody is very close to exhaustion, collapsing or even death

• someone have a really bad headache and improve in condition

• someone recover from injures or improve in conditions

the idioms "run a temperature" means?

• somebody is very close to exhaustion

• someone feel cold

• to have a fever

• someone fallen over

What is the idiom of "to have an operation; undergo cosmetic surgery" ?

• To go under the knife

• To be on one's last legs

• To take a turn for the worse

• To be/look/fe el under the weathe

"He has been sick for a while. I think he is on his last legs" What is the meaning of the underlined sentence?

• Somebody is very close to exhaustion, collapsing or even death

• He's already death

• He has fallen over

• He looks extremely unwell