English Vocabulary in Use: Advanced Book with Answers and Enhanced eBook Vocabulary Reference and Practice 3rd Edition

get over it.
5 I’m trying to 
fight off the flu, but nothing seems to help. I don’t think I’ll be at work tomorrow.
6 Lily was quite ill last week, but she’s 
on the mend / back on her feet again now and should be 
back at work on Monday.
7 I feel a bit 
under the weather today, but I’m sure I’ll be fine tomorrow.
8 I used to 
suffer from a dust allergy, but I don’t think I do any more.
Unit 53
 53.1
1 disorder 
6 stroke
2 history 
7 poo
3 allergic 
8 are
4 exceed 
9 Disorientation
5 adverse 
10 duration
 53.2
1 Excitement reached fever pitch as the day of the final match dawned.
2 Although industry is doing well in the north of the country, in the south it is 
ailing.
3 The manager said that there had been a 
rash of complaints about the hotel.
4 Unfortunately, she 
still carries the scars of / is still scarred by her divorce.
5 The problems we have experienced in our neighbourhood are 
symptomatic of wider problems 
in society.
6 What do you think the 
prognosis is for the peace talks?
7 I voted for the Green Party because they seem to 
have their finger on the pulse.
8 The business has been 
ailing for some time now.
9 I’m afraid I have rather a 
jaundiced view of the banking industry.

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 53.3
1 paralysed
2 ailing
3 fatal
4 rash
5 contagious
6 fever
7 disease
8 prognosis
Unit 54
 54.1
1 Eggs and shellfish are nutritious.
2 
Cholesterol-rich foods are fine if eaten in moderation.
3 These foods do not necessarily