Generally
一般に、 普通は I generally don't eat too much junk food.
Healthy
健康的, ヘルシーな It is very important to eat a healthy, balanced diet.
Junk food
ジャンクフード Generally, junk food is unhealthy, high calorie food. Usually, it's the kind of food you find at fast food restaurants.
Shape
体形を保つ (stay in shape) 体を鍛える (get in shape) To stay in shape means to keep the good shape you're in. To get in shape means that you're out of shape and need to exercise more and eat healthy so you can be in shape.
Reunion
同窓会、 再開 For example, a class reunion with classmates from elementary school.
Snack
間食、 おやつ、 スナック I'm kind of hungry. I want to have a snack.
Once in a while
時々, たまに I go to Shinjuku once in a while for shopping.
Cope
対処する、 対抗する A: How do you cope with stress? B: I listen to music or go for a walk.
Stress (名詞)
ストレス I felt a lot of stress during the "stay home" period. That woman gives me a lot of stress.
Stressed (adj)
ストレスを感じる、ストレスで参る When I have too much to do and not enough time, I feel stressed out.
Cut down on
減らす I need to lose weight so I'm going to cut down on sweets.
Give up
やめる You should give up bad habits like eating too much junk food.
Habits
習慣 You should give up unhealthy habits like watching TV all day and not exercising.
Fever
熱 (ねつ) My body temperature is over 37.5C. I think I have a fever.
Flu (Influenza )
インフルエンザ A: A-sensei isn't coming to school today. B:Why? Does she have a cold? B: No, much worse. She has the flu. A: Oh, no!
Stomachache
胃が痛い、お腹が痛い、腹痛 I have a stomachache from eating too many gummy bears.
Headache
頭痛 If I don't get enough sleep, I sometimes get a headache.
Sick
病気, 体調不良 A: You don't look well. Are you all right? B: No, I feel kind of sick.
Cough/coughing
咳/ 咳が出る、咳をする You have a bad cough. You're coughing a lot.
Cold
風邪 She's sneezing and coughing a lot. I think she has a cold.
Itch/itchy
かゆみ/かゆい This heat rash (あせも) is SO itchy.
Medicine
薬 (くすり) She needs to take medicine for her allergies.
Gargle
うがいする You should gargle every morning. It's good for your throat.
Stretch
ストレッチをする You should stretch before and after exercise.
Suck (vb)
なめる My throat hurts. I need to suck on a lozenge トローチをなめる
Feel (vb)
〜を感じる A: What's wrong? You don't look well. B: I'm okay but I feel tired from undoukai.
Run down
怠い 、くたくたである I feel really run down. I want to rest.
Sore throat
喉が痛い I have a sore throat. I need to get some トローチ.
How come?
どうして?なぜ?A: How come you're late today? B: I couldn't wake up early and I overslept.
You're kidding!
嘘だろ!、冗談でしょう! A: I used to work two jobs when I was a student. B: You're kidding! Two jobs?? Wow, you were a hard worker!
Gosh! Oh, my gosh!
えっ! おやっ! あらっ!Oh, my god!
No way!
嘘でしょ?A: Hey, did you know we have a vocabulary test today? B: What!? No way! I haven't studied at all!
Are you serious?
まじか?、 嘘だろう Mark:" The test range is all the vocabulary/expressions from Units 1,2 & 3.". Students: "Are you serious!?" Mark: "Yes!"
Miss (vb)
乗り過ごす I fell asleep on the train and missed my stop.
Nap
昼寝 Some of you like to take naps in class.
Stay up
夜遅くまで起きている You shouldn't stay up too late. Get some sleep!
Vivid
鮮明な I had a vivid dream last night. It felt so real.
Dream
夢 I hope all your dreams come true.
Nightmare
悪夢 A nightmare is a really bad dream.
Snore
鼾 (いびき)That man snores so loud!
Talk in (one's) sleep
寝言 Last night I heard you talk in your sleep, but I couldn't understand what you said.
Advice
アドバイス Please give me some advice on how to get better at English.
Rethink
考え直す The pandemic made me rethink many things in my life.
Let's face it
現実を見てよ Let's face it, if you want a good score on the test, you have to study.
All or nothing
オールオアナッシング、 全部か無か Some people take an all or nothing approach to things.
Look after
面倒を見る You have to look after your own self because no one else will.
Take a break
休憩する I'm tired, let's take a break.
Relaxation
リラクセーション A: What do you for relaxation? B: I go for walks on the beach.
Technique
技術、 テクニック Relaxation technique. Meditation is a relaxation technique.
Good night's sleep
ぐっすり眠る、 熟睡 There's almost nothing better than a good night's sleep.
It's up to you
あなた次第 It's up to you to decide your future. You can't let anyone else decide it for you.
Suggestion
提案 A: Any suggestions on how I can improve my English? B: Yes, practice a lot! Practice is the key.
Go easy on (something)
控えめにする You should go easy on the oily salad dressing. It's high-calorie.