| 词汇 | health |
| 释义 | health noun[ U ] uk /helθ/ us /helθ/ A2 the condition of the body and the degree to which it is free from illness, or the state of being well: 身体状况，健康 to be in good/poor health身体好／不好 Regular exercise is good for your health.经常锻炼对你的身体有好处。 I had to give up drinking for health reasons.我因健康之故而不得不戒酒。 ill healthHe gave up work because of ill health.他因为身体不好而辞去了工作。 services and jobs that exist to take care of people's health: The public wants more funding for education and health. health servicesAll families need access to local health services. health professionals/workers a health centre/facility the health minister See also environmental health public health the condition of something that changes or develops, such as an organization or system: （组织或系统的）运行状况，运转状况 the financial health of the business企业的财务状况 The state of my father's health concerns us greatly.我父亲的健康状况让我们非常担心。 Your health is generally good, but you do have a few minor problems.总的来说你身体状况不错，但有些小毛病。 If you think you can carry on drinking so much without damaging your health, then you're mistaken. They found an injured cat and carefully nursed it back to health . We want clean rivers and lakes, where you can swim without risk to your health.我们需要干净清洁的河流湖泊，使我们游泳时不会危及健康。 Health in general attachment constitutional excess deaths excess mortality functioning healthful healthfully healthily healthy hygienic non-carcinogenic non-medical public health sanitarily sanitary sanitation scraping shape welfare wellness You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Medical treatment: treating & caring for people Conditions and characteristics health | American Dictionaryhealth noun[ U ] us/helθ/ the condition of the body or mind and the degree to which it is free from illness, or the state of being well: Her health was much improved after she started exercising. fig. The health of the economy is still causing concern. If you are in good/poor health, your physical condition is healthy or is not healthy: He’s in excellent health. health | Business Englishhealth noun[ U ] uk /helθ/us the activity or business of providing medical services: They welcomed the government's commitment to extra spending on health and education. Treatment of heart disease and cancer will be a top priority according to a report released by the Department of Health. The governor's plan is by far the most sweeping health reform proposal that any state has attempted recently. health department/official the condition of someone's body or mind, or the state of being well: Increases in the volume of work are damaging the health of some of our top executives. A clean water supply is crucial to public health. health problems/risks/threats the condition of a company, organization, or economy and the degree to which it is successful or makes a profit: In the UK, every retailer's health is measured by its Christmas sales. Layoffs are sometimes necessary for the long-term health of an economy. the financial health of the company give sth a clean bill of health to say that an organization or system is in a good financial position or has been operating honestly and legally, after having examined it: Concerns about "installation procedures" mean the company cannot be given a clean bill of health. to state or announce that a product, place, etc. is safe to use after testing it or examining it: The restaurant has been given a clean bill of health. See also environmental health Examples of healthhealth For schizophrenia patients, treatment plans from the onset of illness should involve health promotion. Some medical specialty societies already are recognized as proponents of standards of care by health plans. But the evidence of surveys suggests that employees frequently do not exercise much choice at all over their health plans. This study was part of a larger qualitative investigation of older women, physical activity and health. Using qualitative methods in health related action research. A more rigorous analysis of the epidemiological impact of vaccination for meningococcal disease is essential for proper health economic estimates. Perhaps also surprisingly, the number of refereed papers on food quality and human health issues were similar for both conventional and organic research. For those with a more quantitative inclination, diverse data on physical and psychological health and life satisfaction are reported. As a result, the use of health economists as reviewers did not guarantee quality reporting. This was reinforced by the low priority given to public health work at all levels within the organization and by primary care team colleagues. This reinforces the importance of the problem in countries without well organized health care or without wide access of the entire population to such care. The government, however, has a strong steering role with complex regulations affecting virtually every aspect of the health system. In particular, implementation of regulations in the private sector should be taken as a policy opportunity to improve the delivery of health care. This includes the way that aspects of health care are thought about and represented. Clearly, the public health official is not replacing the physician; rather, ethicists now realize a need to be in dialogue with both. See all examples of health These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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