Health topic in French. The simplest phrases in French: c'est tout simple. Large Russian-French dictionary

Or health wed. the state of the animal body (or plant), when all vital functions are in perfect order; absence of illness or disease. How is your dear health? Yes, my health is bad. Health is more valuable than anything (more expensive than money). He is a stranger... ... Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary

Health- Health ♦ Santé “Health is an unreliable state that does not promise anything good.” The author of this statement, Dr. Nock (***), is obviously right. If you are not sick, then you can get sick, moreover, if an accident does not happen to you... ... Sponville's Philosophical Dictionary

HEALTH- HEALTH, health, many. no, cf. 1. The normal state of a properly functioning, intact organism. Upset your health. Drink to someone else's health or for someone else's health. Indestructible health. || State of the body (colloquial). Weak... ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary

Health (meanings)- Health is the state of a living organism (or plant), in which the body as a whole and all organs are able to fully perform their functions; absence of illness or disease. Health (19th century magazine) Health (magazine) popular science magazine ... Wikipedia

HEALTH AND WELL-BEING- Health is an episode between two diseases. Ted Kaptchuk A healthy person is not one who doesn’t hurt, but one who hurts in a different place every time. Michel Chrestien Healthy people are sick people who don’t yet know it. Jules Romain If... Consolidated encyclopedia of aphorisms

health- improve health, upset health.. Dictionary of Russian synonyms and expressions similar in meaning. under. ed. N. Abramova, M.: Russian Dictionaries, 1999. health, health, hygiene, health, well-being, state of health, health, salus, hygiene ... Synonym dictionary

Health- a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, and not just the absence of disease and physical defects. Source: R 2.1.10.1920 04: Hand... Dictionary-reference book of terms of normative and technical documentation

health- red-cheeked (Pushkin) Epithets of literary Russian speech. M: Supplier of His Majesty's court, the Quick Printing Association A. A. Levenson. A. L. Zelenetsky. 1913. health About good, good health. Rich, heroic, bovine, oxen, kind,... ... Dictionary of epithets

Health, body condition- Health (sanitas) is the state of the body, all parts of which are normally developed and functioning correctly. Such a state of absolute health hardly exists, since it is difficult to find an organism in which all parts would be of normal size,... ... Encyclopedic Dictionary F.A. Brockhaus and I.A. Efron

Health is more valuable than wealth.- Health is more valuable than anything else. Health is more valuable than wealth. See HEALTH ILLNESS... IN AND. Dal. Proverbs of the Russian people

HEALTH- HEALTH. Our health differs. and individual health. 3. us. (social 3.) an important indicator and condition for the development of society. About the state of 3. us. judged based on demographics. processes (fertility, mortality, infant mortality),… … Demographic Encyclopedic Dictionary

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Maintenant on peut tout acheter à prix d"argent: une bonne instruction, un travail intéressant, une bonne renommée, la popularité, on ne peut pas seulement acheter la santé. Une bonne santé est mieux que toutes les richesses. Comme le proverbe dit: Quand la santé va, tout va. Mais actuellement à notre grand regret beaucoup de facteurs différents influencent la santé - environnement insalubre, malnutrition, vie sédentaire, les mauvaises habitudes et beaucoup d'autres.

Pour jouir d"une bonne santé, nous devons nous débarrasser de mauvaises habitudes - il ne faut pas fumer les cigarettes, boire beaucoup d"alcool - cela réduit la durée de nos vies en grande partie, menant aux maladies du foie, du cœur, des poumons et d'autres. Vous devez également suivre votre alimentation. Actuellement il y a bon nombre de fast-food, bistrots, où on sert toutes sortes de sandwiches, tartines, burgers, pizzas, plutôt les produits de restauration rapide, qui causent le préjudice negatif considérable à la santé humaine, les gens ont presque cessé de manger des aliments naturels et ils mangent beaucoup de nourriture grasse, qui favorise la digestion normale, les boissons. gazeux non alcoolisés Coca-Cola, Fanta etc influencent beaucoup le corps d'homme.

Si vous voulez jouir d"une bonne santé, vous devez faire du sport. Aujourd"hui bien sûr la majorité des gens disent qu'ils n'ont pas assez de temps, mais, tout est de désir à vrai dire. Si chaque matin vous accorderez vers 20-30 minutes pour faire vos exercices, vous pouvez éviter de nombreuses maladies. Vous également devez passer plus de temps dehors et moins devant l "ordinateur. Mouvement est une vie heureuse. Gardant tout ce qui précède, vous serez une personne en bonne santé et heureuse.

Today, money can buy everything: a good education, an interesting job, good fame, popularity, but you can’t just buy health. Good health is better than any wealth. As the proverb says: Health should always come first and this is not discussed. But unfortunately, today health is affected by many different factors - harmful environment, unhealthy diet, sedentary lifestyle, bad habits, etc.

If you want to be healthy, you should not have bad habits - you cannot smoke cigarettes, drink large quantities of alcoholic beverages - this significantly reduces our life expectancy, leading to diseases of the liver, lungs, heart and many others. You should also watch your diet. Today, many fast foods and bistros have appeared that serve all kinds of sandwiches, sandwiches, hamburgers, pizzas, that is, fast food products that have significant negative harm on human health and condition. Recently, people have practically stopped eating natural food and are eating a lot of fatty foods. You must not forget to eat first courses that promote normal digestion. In particular, non-alcoholic, highly carbonated drinks such as Coca-Cola, Fanta, etc. have a strong effect on the body.

If you want to be healthy, you need to play sports. Of course, most people today talk about their lack of time, but in truth, it's all about desire. If you devote approximately 20-30 minutes to exercise every morning, you can avoid many diseases. You also need to spend more time outdoors and less time at the computer. Movement is a happy life. By following all of the above, you will be a healthy and happy person.

Sante

être en bonne santé have good health

avoir une santé délicate have fragile health

manger trop gras eat fatty foods

manger équilibre eat in moderation

éviter le stress avoid stress

éviter le surmenage avoid overwork

éviter la vie sedentaire avoid a sedentary lifestyle

Les maladies: diseases

la grippe flu

le rhume runny nose

l'angine sore throat

Formules essences:

Je ne suis pas bien. I do not feel good.

Je suis malade. I am sick.

Je suis enrhume. I have a cold.

J'ai attrapé la grippe. I caught the flu.

Soigne-toi bien! Get well!

I hope you get well soon.

Ça va mieux. I'm better.

Symptoms:

une vive douleur severe pain

avoir de la temperature have a fever

avoir des frissons feel chills

avoir des courbatures feel achy

éternuer sneeze

avoir le nez bouché nose stuffy

tousser cough

la toux cough

Traitement: treatment

le médecin doctor

Le malade sick

Prendre des medicines take medication

prendre des vitamins take vitamins

garder le lit keep bed rest

être convalescent to get well

Responses aux questions:

  1. Est-ce que tu es en bonne santé?
  2. Qu'est-ce qui est bien pour la santé?
  3. Qu'est-ce qui est mal pour la santé?
  4. Quelles maladies connais-tu?
  5. Quels sont les symptômes de la grippe? de l'angine? du rhume?
  6. Le malade, qu’est-ce qu’il doit faire?
  7. Qu'est-ce que tu dis à ton ami malade?

Je suis malade.

Je suis en bonne santé, mais aujourd'hui, je ne suis pas bien. J'ai mal à la tête, j'ai le nez bouché et j'éternue. Je pense que je suis enrhume . Ma mère me donne du lait chaud avec du miel et dit: “J'espère que ça va aller mieux." Mais les symptômes persistent. J'ai mal à la gorge et j'ai des frissons . Ma mère me prend la temperature et dit: “Oh là là!” Tu as de la temperature! Est-ce que tu as mal au ventre?” Je réponds: “J’ai des courbatures et j’ai mal au couer.” “Alors, ma mère dit: “ça doit être la grippe.” Il faut appeler le médecin.”

Le médecin m’ examiner , prend le pouls et dit que c’est la grippe. Puis, il fait une ordonnance et dit: “ Soigne-toi bien !” Il me donne encore quelques conseils: “ Ne mange pas trop gras, mange équilibré. Prends des vitamines et garde le lit.”

Alors, je garde le lit. Je prends des medicines. Ma mère me donne de l’aspirine et des vitamines. Que c'est triste! Enfin, la fièvre tombe. Je suis convalescent, mais j'ai sommeil et je dors beaucoup. Ma mère me dit: “Tu vas de mieux en mieux!”

Enfin, je suis guéri ! Mais je reste au lit encore deux jours. Sinon, la maladie peut provoquer des complications.

  1. Complete:
  1. Je suis en … …, mais aujourd’hui, je ne suis pas bien.
  2. J’ai mal à la … j’ai le … et j’… .
  3. Je pense que je suis… .
  4. Mais les symptômes… .
  5. Je réponds: “J’ai des...et j’ai mal au...”
  6. Le médecin m’… , prend le… et dit que c’est la… .
  7. Ma mère me donne de l’…et des vitamines.
  8. Je suis..., mais j'ai...et je dors beaucoup.
  9. Enfin, je suis… .
  10. Sinon, la maladie peut provoquer des… .
  1. Classe en deux categories:

C'est bien pour la santé: C'est mal pour la santé:

  1. Faire du sport 6. Eviter le surmenage
  2. Boire trop d'alcool 7. Manger équilibré
  3. Eviter le stress 8. Manger trop gras
  4. Manger des fruits 9. Se reposer
  5. Fumer 10. Bien dormir
  1. Trouve le bon verbe: prendre, provoquer, avoir, tomber, prescrire, se sentir, suivre, garder.
  1. Le médecin...un traitement.
  2. Le malade... le traitement.
  3. Le malade...de l'aspirine.
  4. Le malade...des courbatures.
  5. Le malade...mieux.
  6. L'angine peut...des complications.
  7. Heureusement, la fièvre… .
  8. Elle est enrhumée, elle… le lit.
  1. Choisis la bonne réponse:
  1. Je suis enhrumé, j'ai le nez qui enfle/coule.
  2. Je dors beaucoup, j'ai des insomnies / sommeil.
  3. Le malade se sent mieux: la fièvre/ la maladie tombe.
  4. Le médecin a fait un ordre / une ordonnance.
  5. L'enfant est malade: Il est en bonne santé / il a une santé délicate.
  1. Traduis les phrases:
  1. In order to be healthy, you need to avoid overwork, a sedentary lifestyle and exercise.
  2. My sister is in poor health and gets sick often.
  3. I don't feel well, my throat hurts and my nose is stuffy.
  4. To recover, you need to take medications and stay in bed.
  5. My stomach hurts, I need to see a doctor.
  6. I feel better, my fever has subsided and my cough has gone away.
  7. You can't eat a lot of fatty foods, it's bad for your health.

After you become a little more familiar with French and learn to listen to the essence of the conversation, you may well find that the French, both in TV series and on the streets, get by with a rather limited set of phrases. They pronounce them almost reflexively in certain situations. So, today on our blog there is a “hot ten” of the simplest phrases.

  • À mon avis

This phrase is identical to the English “in my opinion” and is translated “in my opinion, in my opinion.” If you want to express your opinion, feel free to start your convincing monologue with this phrase or, on the contrary, modestly add “à min avis” at the end to soften the categoricalness of your statements.

  • C'est pas vrai

If you hear something that is hard to believe, exclaim “C"est pas vrai!" - "It is not true!" Note that from the point of view of grammatical norms, this expression should sound like “C" est n "est pas vrai!”, but in colloquial French the first part of the negation “ne” is most often neglected, leaving only “pas”.

  • Avec plaisir

"Avec plaisir" means "with pleasure" and is a great way to accept an invitation to have dinner with someone or go to a movie. This phrase is also useful to show how willing and happy you are to do something for someone.

  • Bon appétit!

Yes, the English themselves admit this: in English there is no native English phrase, which is customary to wish bon appetit before starting a meal. A waiter in a restaurant in the USA or UK, of course, will tell you “Enjoy your meal!”, but it’s a complete analogue of “Bon appetit!” in English it’s not like that. Therefore, we have to use a laconic and euphonious phrase, which has become one of the linguistic symbols of France.

  • C'est genius

Another typical French phrase that expresses enthusiasm, approval and delight at the same time. Moreover, when literally translated “Brilliant!”, it conveys the entire spectrum of positive assessment from “Excellent!” to “Amazing!” This phrase can also be used to reward someone who came up with a great idea, figured something out quickly, or found a truly ingenious solution to a problem.

  • À votre santé

When the French raise their glasses, they toast to the health of those present, which sounds like “À votre santé!” - "For your health!" or, in a more informal atmosphere, “À ta santé!” - "Cheers!". Now this phrase has become more of a tradition, an analogue of the English “Cheers!”

  • À vos souhaits

When someone sneezes, the British say “God bless you.” The French in this case wish “À vos souhaits!” or “À tes souhaits!”, implying that all the wishes of the sneezer will certainly come true.

  • Quelle horreur!

The exclamation “Quelle horreur!” literally translates to “What a nightmare!” and in spoken language conveys the full range of negative emotions: this can be exclaimed when seeing or feeling something disgusting, experiencing an unpleasant shock, or being disappointed by terrible news.

  • À bientôt

The literal translation of the French “À bientôt” is “See you soon,” so use this French farewell when you are sure that you will see your interlocutor again in the near future.

  • Pas mal

The expression “pas mal” (“not bad”) reflects a situation where things are not going well, although the situation cannot be called terrible either. This is a very common response to the standard “Ça va?”, when there is nothing special to boast about, and going into details of routine difficulties is considered impolite.