healthy

adjective

/ˈhelθi/

(comparative healthier, superlative healthiest)

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having good health and not likely to become ill
- a healthy child/baby/adult
- The researchers then measured brain activity in two groups of healthy subjects.
- a healthy animal/tree
- Stay healthy by eating well and exercising regularly.
- She was finally starting to look healthy again.
- The newborn was perfectly healthy.
- People are living longer and living healthier lives.
opposite unhealthy
Synonyms well
well
- all right
- OK
- fine
- healthy
- strong
- fit
These words all describe somebody who is not ill and is in good health.
- well [not usually before noun] (rather informal) in good health:
  I’m not feeling very well.
  Is he well enough to travel?
  Well is used especially to talk about your own health, to ask somebody about their health or to make a comment on it.
- all right [not before noun] (rather informal) not feeling ill; not injured:
  Are you feeling all right?
- OK [not before noun] (informal) not feeling ill; not injured:
  She says she’s OK now, and will be back at work tomorrow.
all right or ok?These words are slightly less positive than the other words in this group. They are both used in spoken English to talk about not actually being ill or injured, rather than being positively in good health. Both are rather informal but OK is slightly more informal than all right.
- fine [not before noun] (not used in negative statements) (rather informal) completely well:
  ‘How are you?’ ‘Fine, thanks.’
  Fine is used especially to talk about your health, especially when somebody asks you how you are. It is also used to talk about somebody’s health when you are talking to somebody else. Unlike well it is not often used to ask somebody about their health or make a comment on it: Are you keeping fine?
- healthy in good health and not likely to become ill:
  Keep healthy by exercising regularly.
- strong in good health and not suffering from an illness:
  After a few weeks she was feeling stronger.
  Strong is often used to talk about becoming healthy again after an illness.
- fit (especially British English) in good physical health, especially because you take regular physical exercise:
  I go swimming every day in order to keep fit.
Patterns
- all right/OK/fit for something
- all right/OK/fit to do something
- to feel/look well/all right/OK/fine/healthy/strong/fit
- to keep (somebody) well/healthy/fit
- perfectly well/all right/OK/fine/healthy/fit
- physically well/healthy/strong/fit
Extra Examples
- Her good diet had kept her healthy.
- The rare disorder strikes apparently healthy boys between the ages of five and twelve.
- Working in the open air has made him very healthy.
- You look disgustingly healthy! How do you manage it?
- a shampoo that keeps hair looking healthy
- He says he's ill, but he looks perfectly healthy to me.
- Here are ten tips for a healthy heart.
- I feel much healthier since I gave up smoking.
- She gave birth to a healthy boy.
- The condition can affect otherwise healthy adults.
Topics Health and Fitnessa1
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
verbs
- appear
- be
- be born
- …
adverb
- extremely
- fairly
- very
- …
phrases
- fit and healthy
See full entry
[usually before noun] good for your health
- a healthy diet/lifestyle
- healthy eating/food/living
- The farm provides a healthy work environment.
opposite unhealthy
Extra Examples
- a new diet which is considered much healthier than previous ones
- Many people today are adopting a healthy lifestyle.
- More public awareness of healthy eating has made us think more about our diet.
Topics Cooking and eatinga1
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
verbs
- appear
- be
- be born
- …
adverb
- extremely
- fairly
- very
- …
phrases
- fit and healthy
See full entry
[usually before noun] showing that you are in good health
- to have a healthy appetite
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
verbs
- appear
- be
- be born
- …
adverb
- extremely
- fairly
- very
- …
phrases
- fit and healthy
See full entry
normal and sensible
- The child showed a healthy curiosity.
- She has a healthy respect for her rival's talents.
- It's not healthy the way she clings to the past.
opposite unhealthy
successful and working well
- The economy is extremely healthy at the moment.
- Your car doesn't sound very healthy.
Topics Successc1
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
verbs
- be
- remain
adverb
- extremely
- fairly
- very
- …
See full entry
[usually before noun] large and showing success
- a healthy bank balance
- a healthy profit
Topics Successc1

单词	healthy
释义	healthy adjective /ˈhelθi/ /ˈhelθi/ (comparative healthier, superlative healthiest) jump to other results having good health and not likely to become ill a healthy child/baby/adult The researchers then measured brain activity in two groups of healthy subjects. a healthy animal/tree Stay healthy by eating well and exercising regularly. She was finally starting to look healthy again. The newborn was perfectly healthy. People are living longer and living healthier lives. opposite unhealthy Synonyms wellwell all right OK fine healthy strong fit These words all describe somebody who is not ill and is in good health. well [not usually before noun] (rather informal) in good health: I’m not feeling very well. Is he well enough to travel? Well is used especially to talk about your own health, to ask somebody about their health or to make a comment on it. all right [not before noun] (rather informal) not feeling ill; not injured: Are you feeling all right? OK [not before noun] (informal) not feeling ill; not injured: She says she’s OK now, and will be back at work tomorrow. all right or ok?These words are slightly less positive than the other words in this group. They are both used in spoken English to talk about not actually being ill or injured, rather than being positively in good health. Both are rather informal but OK is slightly more informal than all right. fine [not before noun] (not used in negative statements) (rather informal) completely well: ‘How are you?’ ‘Fine, thanks.’ Fine is used especially to talk about your health, especially when somebody asks you how you are. It is also used to talk about somebody’s health when you are talking to somebody else. Unlike well it is not often used to ask somebody about their health or make a comment on it: Are you keeping fine? healthy in good health and not likely to become ill: Keep healthy by exercising regularly. strong in good health and not suffering from an illness: After a few weeks she was feeling stronger. Strong is often used to talk about becoming healthy again after an illness. fit (especially British English) in good physical health, especially because you take regular physical exercise: I go swimming every day in order to keep fit. Patterns all right/OK/fit for something all right/OK/fit to do something to feel/look well/all right/OK/fine/healthy/strong/fit to keep (somebody) well/healthy/fit perfectly well/all right/OK/fine/healthy/fit physically well/healthy/strong/fit Extra Examples Her good diet had kept her healthy. The rare disorder strikes apparently healthy boys between the ages of five and twelve. Working in the open air has made him very healthy. You look disgustingly healthy! How do you manage it? a shampoo that keeps hair looking healthy He says he's ill, but he looks perfectly healthy to me. Here are ten tips for a healthy heart. I feel much healthier since I gave up smoking. She gave birth to a healthy boy. The condition can affect otherwise healthy adults. Topics Health and Fitnessa1 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs appear be be born … adverb extremely fairly very … phrases fit and healthy See full entry [usually before noun] good for your health a healthy diet/lifestyle healthy eating/food/living The farm provides a healthy work environment. opposite unhealthy Extra Examples a new diet which is considered much healthier than previous ones Many people today are adopting a healthy lifestyle. More public awareness of healthy eating has made us think more about our diet. Topics Cooking and eatinga1 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs appear be be born … adverb extremely fairly very … phrases fit and healthy See full entry [usually before noun] showing that you are in good health to have a healthy appetite Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs appear be be born … adverb extremely fairly very … phrases fit and healthy See full entry normal and sensible The child showed a healthy curiosity. She has a healthy respect for her rival's talents. It's not healthy the way she clings to the past. opposite unhealthy successful and working well The economy is extremely healthy at the moment. Your car doesn't sound very healthy. Topics Successc1 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs be remain adverb extremely fairly very … See full entry [usually before noun] large and showing success a healthy bank balance a healthy profit Topics Successc1
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