英语词汇“healthy”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

healthyhealthy /ˈhelθi/ adjective (healthier, healthiest) 1 physically strong and not likely to become sick or weak► healthy

physically strong and not likely to become sick or weak:

Exercise keeps you healthy.

She gave birth to a healthy baby boy.

► well

physically strong and not sick. You use well when describing or asking about how someone feels:

I don’t feel well.

Jim hasn’t been very well lately.

► fit also physically fit

having a body that is healthy and strong, especially because you exercise regularly:

She keeps fit by biking to work.

► in shape

in shape means the same as fit but is more informal:

Jogging keeps me in shape.

► sound (formal)

having a healthy body or mind. Sound is only used in the phrases “sound mind” and “sound body,” especially when you are talking about whether someone is healthy enough to do something for legal reasons:

The person writing a will must be of sound mind.

ANTONYMS ➔ see sick (1)2 good for your body and making you strong► healthy

good for your body and making you strong:

She eats plenty of healthy food, especially fruit and vegetables.

He has a healthy lifestyle and goes to the gym three times a week.

► nutritious

full of the natural substances that your body needs to stay healthy and grow well:

Eggs are a nutritious food, with lots of protein to help build strong muscles.

► nourishing

food that is nourishing helps your body to stay healthy and also gives you energy:

Chicken soup is both nourishing and delicious.

► healthful (formal)

healthful food or activities keep your body healthy:

Parents should encourage children to do healthful activities such as swimming.

► wholesome

wholesome food does not have things such as chemicals added to it:

Oatmeal cookies are a wholesome snack, but too many of them can still be bad for you.

➔ see Describing FoodADVERBS: healthyYou can make the adjectives healthy, nutritious, and healthful into adverbs by using an -ly ending: We try to persuade people to eat more healthily. | Families who eat together tend to eat more nutritiously.

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例句	healthyhealthy /ˈhelθi/ adjective (healthier, healthiest) 1 physically strong and not likely to become sick or weak► healthy physically strong and not likely to become sick or weak: Exercise keeps you healthy. She gave birth to a healthy baby boy. ► well physically strong and not sick. You use well when describing or asking about how someone feels: I don’t feel well. Jim hasn’t been very well lately. ► fit also physically fit having a body that is healthy and strong, especially because you exercise regularly: She keeps fit by biking to work. ► in shape in shape means the same as fit but is more informal: Jogging keeps me in shape. ► sound (formal) having a healthy body or mind. Sound is only used in the phrases “sound mind” and “sound body,” especially when you are talking about whether someone is healthy enough to do something for legal reasons: The person writing a will must be of sound mind. ANTONYMS ➔ see sick (1)2 good for your body and making you strong► healthy good for your body and making you strong: She eats plenty of healthy food, especially fruit and vegetables. He has a healthy lifestyle and goes to the gym three times a week. ► nutritious full of the natural substances that your body needs to stay healthy and grow well: Eggs are a nutritious food, with lots of protein to help build strong muscles. ► nourishing food that is nourishing helps your body to stay healthy and also gives you energy: Chicken soup is both nourishing and delicious. ► healthful (formal) healthful food or activities keep your body healthy: Parents should encourage children to do healthful activities such as swimming. ► wholesome wholesome food does not have things such as chemicals added to it: Oatmeal cookies are a wholesome snack, but too many of them can still be bad for you. ➔ see Describing FoodADVERBS: healthyYou can make the adjectives healthy, nutritious, and healthful into adverbs by using an -ly ending: We try to persuade people to eat more healthily. \| Families who eat together tend to eat more nutritiously.
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