By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

To provide someone with a healthy diet [Verb] (to give someone a diet which is healthy).
They need us to provide them with a healthy diet, fresh water, and shelter. For a healthy and happy pet, you have to provide them with a healthy diet.
(To) endure [Verb] (to experience and suffer something that is painful or unpleasant).
No matter how hard his opponent hit, the boxer was determined to endure the fight.
Students usually have to endure a lot of pressure during exam time.
Mature [Adjective] (fully grown (behaving like an adult)).
John is very mature for his age.
Lucy is only 6 years old, but she is very mature for her age and is often mistaken for a 10-year-old.
A sports fan [Noun] (a person who is really interested in sport).
I am lucky to have the opportunity to interact with thousands of sports fans at the stadium.
After games, thousands of sports fans take to the Internet to blog about the game they were watching.
The Olympic stadium was filled with thousands of sports fans, eager to watch the final events.
To keep fit [Verb] (to stay in good physical condition).
He keeps fit by jogging every morning.
To keep fit, I go jogging every Sunday with my friend.
To work out at the gym [Expression] (to train the body through physical exercise at the gym).
I work out at the gym every Sunday.
He works out at the gym five to seven hours a day.
Energize [Verb] (to make someone feel energetic or enthusiastic).
We felt very energized after our holiday.
I felt more energized after a bit of exercise.
To take regular exercise [Verb] (to do some physical activity on a regular basis to improve health and fitness).
She has a healthy diet and takes regular exercise.
I used to take regular exercise by hiking or cycling in the countryside.
Mental health problem [Noun] (related to the physical illness of one’s mind).
He can't leave home because of his mental health problem. He was not aware of his mental health problem.