
medical facility
Also means: hospital care as a patient · relating to a hospital
she was at the hospital.
Read at 11:47 PM · A253 words · Story levels: A0–B2
Including: hospital · pain · sick · tired · nurse

/ˈhɒspɪtəl/
medical facility
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medical facility
Also means: hospital care as a patient · relating to a hospital
she was at the hospital.
Read at 11:47 PM · A2
physical or emotional suffering
"Some pain is very old."
What She Chose Not to Say · A2
ill or diseased
Also means: excellent or cool
her mum is sick mia.
Read at 11:47 PM · A2
feeling in need of rest
Also means: showing signs of fatigue
They are tired and thin.
The Candle Left in the Window the Night the Men Came Home · A1
medical caregiver
Outside, a nurse walked slowly down the hall.
Before They Take Her In · A2
a breath of air
Also means: a spoken mention · the ability or condition of breathing
She took a breath.
The Name Whispered Back from the Malham Tarn on Still Nights · A2
relating to physical well-being
Also means: physical well-being
She stopped, then added carefully, "He had a small health scare last week.
The Voicemail She Kept but Never Played Back · B1
related to healthcare
My mum's medical bills are — it doesn't matter.
Read at 11:47 PM · A2
care for an illness
they have methods. it's not a secret conspiracy, it's like... a treatment approach
My Therapist Follows My Ex · B2
physical harm or damage
It was her left shoulder — an old injury, scar tissue from a torn rotator cuff she had repaired surgically four years ago.
The Swimmer Who Turned Back at the White Cliffs · B2
medical practitioner
at the doctor.
We're in the Same Waiting Room · A2
in good health
Very healthy 🥦
My Mum Packed My Lunch Wrong Again · A1
medicine or drug
These seeds can make a powerful medicine.
A Message from the Past · A1
stoppage of heart function
The cause of death was cardiac arrest.
The Conductor Whose Baton Was Found in the Wrong City · B2
psychological treatment
I KNOW. I'm in therapy too!!
My Therapist Follows My Ex · B2
easily irritated or hurt by contact
He used that specific tape because he had sensitive fingertips and ordinary grip tape irritated the skin.
The Conductor Whose Baton Was Found in the Wrong City · B2
mental health professional
that's my THERAPIST'S account
My Therapist Follows My Ex · B2
causing pain or distress
Also means: unpleasantly intense
oh no! that sounds really painful.
We're in the Same Waiting Room · A2
Tonight, the lead singer, Diana, was sick with a fever.
The Understudy Who Refused to Go On Stage · A2
medical clinic
hi sorry to bother you, did you take my number from the sign-in sheet at the clinic??
We're in the Same Waiting Room · A2
It was the surgeon.
Before They Take Her In · A2
emergency medical vehicle
He stayed with her until the ambulance arrived.
The Garden Gate Left Open the Morning She Disappeared · A2
unable to hear
Ludwig van Beethoven was fifty-three years old in 1824, and he had been almost completely deaf for years.
The Composer Who Refused to Hear His Own Symphony · B1
relating to the heart
The cause of death was cardiac arrest.
The Conductor Whose Baton Was Found in the Wrong City · B2
ripping or splitting
She thought about what it would mean to swim four more kilometres on a tearing shoulder, to crawl onto a pebbled English beach alone and triumphant but unable to lift her arm — and whether that was glory or just stubbornness dressed up in a wetsuit.
The Swimmer Who Turned Back at the White Cliffs · B2
relating to a scar
It was her left shoulder — an old injury, scar tissue from a torn rotator cuff she had repaired surgically four years ago.
The Swimmer Who Turned Back at the White Cliffs · B2
physical discomfort
Also means: unease or embarrassment
This was not the sustainable discomfort of a long swim, but something more urgent, the kind of pain that has an opinion about what you should do next.
The Swimmer Who Turned Back at the White Cliffs · B2
relating to physical and mental well-being
Also means: physical and mental well-being
she's a semi-public wellness account.
My Therapist Follows My Ex · B2
adrenaline, a stress hormone
'Give me a minute,' she said, her voice steady despite the adrenaline.
The Jockey Who Weighed an Ounce Too Much at Epsom · B2
extreme tiredness
Then, to Edwin’s surprise, his face showed pure exhaustion rather than guilt.
The Wrong Umbrella Taken from the Garrick Club · B1

Also means: sleep as a state of rest
That night, Dorothy does not sleep.
Flat 6 · A1
be painful
Also means: cause emotional pain · injure physically
it still hurts a bit
We're in the Same Waiting Room · A2
pulse rhythmically
Also means: defeat someone · hit physically · brief interval or pause
Maren’s heart beat fast.
The Bride Who Walked the Wrong Road Home · A2
respire; take air in and out
Also means: inhale
ok breathe.
You're Not Supposed to See This · A2
rip or injure (verb)
Also means: ripped or damaged (past participle/adjective)
I've also watched one tear her shoulder trying to finish a swim she should have retired from.
The Swimmer Who Turned Back at the White Cliffs · B2
fix or restore
It was her left shoulder — an old injury, scar tissue from a torn rotator cuff she had repaired surgically four years ago.
The Swimmer Who Turned Back at the White Cliffs · B2
suddenly fell unconscious or helpless
Also means: failed or fell apart
According to every obituary, he had collapsed in his apartment in Prague on the fourteenth of March and had been found by a neighbour two days later.
The Conductor Whose Baton Was Found in the Wrong City · B2
present participle: taking air in and out
Also means: gerund-participial complement: the act of breathing
The violet feathers caught the evening light and shifted like something breathing.
The Notting Hill Carnival Float That Never Left the Yard · B2
hard to bend or move
Also means: firm and not flexible
Edwin was sixty-three and his left knee was often stiff, but he moved quickly through the crowd.
The Wrong Umbrella Taken from the Garrick Club · B1
caused skin irritation
He used that specific tape because he had sensitive fingertips and ordinary grip tape irritated the skin.
The Conductor Whose Baton Was Found in the Wrong City · B2
feel painful
At hour nine, her shoulder started to ache.
The Swimmer Who Turned Back at the White Cliffs · B2
by surgery
It was her left shoulder — an old injury, scar tissue from a torn rotator cuff she had repaired surgically four years ago.
The Swimmer Who Turned Back at the White Cliffs · B2
in improved health or condition
Also means: of higher quality or effectiveness · more admirable · more skilled
It is better now."
The Bake-Off That Split the Village in Two · A2
in good health or condition
Also means: in a competent or satisfactory way · to a considerable degree or with familiarity · discourse marker introducing a correction or qualification
"She is not well this year.
The Greengrocer Who Refused to Stock the New Potato · A2
strain or injure a muscle
Also means: remove by pulling · tug or exert force · put clothing on by tugging
FC Dornbach played well, but then their best striker, Yara Osman, pulled a muscle and had to leave the field.
The Substitute Who Trained Alone for Three Seasons · B1
repose or sleep
Also means: remaining part or amount
It is a gift that the passengers give each other: the gift of rest.
The Carriage Where No One Speaks on the Last Train North · A2
body mass
Also means: physical heaviness · emotional pressure · burden or load
She sat down on the bench, closing her eyes, trying to force her body to shed the weight through sheer focus.
The Jockey Who Weighed an Ounce Too Much at Epsom · B2
feel intensely hot or painful
Also means: be on fire and give off flames · be consumed or destroyed by fire · indicate a darkened, brownish color
Her shoulder was burning now with every rotation of her left arm.
The Swimmer Who Turned Back at the White Cliffs · B2
person receiving therapy
Also means: calmly enduring or waiting
that is the most therapist-patient thing anyone has ever said to me and I'm honoured
My Therapist Follows My Ex · B2
physically unwell
Also means: deeply sorry and guilty · very bad or unpleasant
Mrs. Park felt terrible.
The Letter Forwarded to the Wrong Address for Seven Years · A2
trembled involuntarily
Also means: greeted by clasping hands · moved the head from side to side
His hands shook a little.
The Photograph in the Charity Shop Coat · A2
wool used as a pain-relieving covering
Also means: wool fabric or material
He told his wife it was because of his bad back — the wool helped with the pain.
The Smuggler's Map Stitched into the Fisherman's Coat · B1