idioms and proverbs

Active and healthy despite health problem.

• alive and kicking

• only time will tell

• get the sack

• you are what you eat

the true outcome or result will become known only in the

• get the sack

• only time will tell

• alive and kicking

• you are what you eat

to be fired from a job

• alive and kicking

• under the weather

• get the sack

• you are what you eat

one's overall health is linked one's eating habits

• you are what you eat

• get the sack

• under the weather

• save for a rainy day

not feeling well or sick

• only time will tell

• alive and kicking

• under the weather

• get the sack

to save money or resources for future needs or emergencies

• undre the weather

• laughter is the best medicine

• save for a rainy day

• burning the candle at both ends

said to mean that trying to be happy is a good way to stop worrying

• you are what you eat

• burning the candle at both ends.

• laughter is the best medicine

• save for a rainy day

living a hectic or exhausting lifestyle by staying up late and wake up early

• under the weather

• burning the candle at both ends

• save for a rainy day

• laugh is the best medicine

very near or going to happen

• buring the candle at both ends

• around the corner

• save for a rainy day

• under the weather

it is better to stop something bad from happening than it is to deal with it after it has happened.预防胜于治疗

• as fit as a fiddle

• prevention is better than cure

• around the corner

• burning the candle at both ends