allergies
Pronunciation: [ˈæl.ər.dʒiz]
Word
Context: “health”
(noun) a reaction that happens when your body does not like something you eat, breathe, or touch. It can make you feel sick or uncomfortable. Think of it like when you eat something that your body doesn’t agree with, like nuts or pollen from flowers.
Example
My friend has allergies to peanuts, so she has to be careful when eating out.
Example
He doesn't have any allergies, so he can enjoy all kinds of food.
Example
What are your allergies, and how do they affect you?
Context: “medicine”
(noun) specific types of allergies that can be caused by different things like animal hair or dust. They make people sneeze or have itchy skin. It’s like when certain things make you feel really uncomfortable, almost like your body doesn't want to be near them.
Example
She takes medicine for her seasonal allergies, and it helps her feel better.
Example
He doesn’t have seasonal allergies, so he enjoys playing outside in the spring.
Example
How do you manage your allergies during the springtime?
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