Spanish of idiom "Go under the knife"
Operarse
Recuperarse
Estar saludable
Estar a punto de morir
As a fit a fiddle: -physically healthy again-
"Bitter pill to swallow"
-Not feeling well-
-an unpleasent fact on must accept-
-Very near death-
-Recover from a serious illness-
Pull through -Recover from a serious illness-
Black Out: "To lose consciousness, to faint, to pass out"
Spanish of the idiom: "BREAK DOWN"
Estar moreteado
Perder el control
Estar extremadamente palido
Morir
Definition of "Bring Around"
To restore someone the health or consciousness
A very nervous or anxious person
To become sick or ill
A dose of one's own medicine: -Taking medicine for a current medical problem-
Spanish of idiom: "GET A CHARLEY HORSE"
Sentirse bien
Sentirse saludable
Superar algo
Tener un calambre
Which is the description of "HAVE ONE FOOT IN THE GRAVE"?
To die by disease or of old age
To be near death
To die suddenly
To look sick
COUCH DOCTOR: "A phychoanalyst or phsychiatrist who puts his patients on a couch to talk to them.
The description: -To be very thin or emaciated-
Corresponds to...
Nurse (someone) back to health
Nothing but skin and bones
On the mend
Kick a habit
Definition of Idiom: "Pale around the gills"
To die
To faint
To recover from a serious illness
The description: "To deliberately make someone's unhapiness"
It Corresponds to idiom...
Take a turn for the worse
Take a sick day
Take a turn for the better
Rub salt in wound
