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A2  ill  hasta

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adjective  /ɪl   / adjective ill (adjective)
 /ɪl   / adjective
 
 1 (US sick )
[not before a noun]
not in good health;
not well
hasta
 I can't drink milk because it makes me feel
ill.
 I have been ill with flu.
 My mother was taken ill suddenly
last week.
 My grandfather is seriously ill in
hospital.
 note at DOCTOR1
 2 [only
before a noun]
bad or harmful
kötü
 He resigned because of ill health.
 I'm glad to say I suffered no ill
effects from all that rich food.
 There should be no ill will (kötü
duygular) between friends.
 noun illness
FEELING ILL
If
you are  suffering from an illness, you feel ill (US sick). If you have a fever, for example when you
have flu, you have
a high temperature.
If you catch a cold, you will
start sneezing.
You might also have a cough and a sore throat. If you come down with chickenpox or measles, your skin is covered
in red spots. If you
become ill when you eat, touch or breathe sth that does not normally make other
people ill, you have an allergy, for example hay
fever. You might come out in a rash. A disease that moves
easily from one person to another is contagious or infectious. If your illness is not serious, you will quickly get better. When
somebody is ill we usually wish them Get well
soon!

Level	A2
Kind	adjective
Front	ill
IPA	/ɪl / adjective
Back	hasta
Back 2	ill (adjective) /ɪl / adjective 1 (US sick ) [not before a noun] not in good health; not well hasta I can't drink milk because it makes me feel ill. I have been ill with flu. My mother was taken ill* suddenly last week.* My grandfather is seriously ill* in hospital.* note at DOCTOR1 2 [only before a noun] bad or harmful kötü He resigned because of ill health. I'm glad to say I suffered no ill effects* from all that rich food.* There should be no ill will (kötü duygular) between friends. noun illness FEELING ILL If you are suffering from an illness, you feel ill (US sick). If you have a fever, for example when you have flu, you have a high temperature. If you catch a cold, you will start sneezing. You might also have a cough and a sore throat. If you come down with chickenpox or measles, your skin is covered in red spots. If you become ill when you eat, touch or breathe sth that does not normally make other people ill, you have an allergy, for example hay fever. You might come out in a rash. A disease that moves easily from one person to another is contagious or infectious. If your illness is not serious, you will quickly get better. When somebody is ill we usually wish them Get well soon!

Ill Adjective I Illness /ɪl Hasta Sick Noun

ill (adjective)