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well
well
[Interjection]

used to express contemplation, or fill the gaps in communciation

Eh bien, Bon

Eh bien, Bon

Ex: Well, I'm not entirely convinced by your argument. 
to swell up

to get bigger abnormally, often due to inflammation or fluid accumulation

gonfler, enfler

gonfler, enfler

Ex: An infection in the gums can make them swell up and become painful. 
to pick up
to pick up
[verbe]

to catch an infectious disease or illness from someone or something

attraper, choper

attraper, choper

Ex: On his trip to the village, he picked up a stomach bug. 
to block up

to become obstructed or clogged, typically preventing normal movement or flow

se bloquer, s'obstruer

se bloquer, s'obstruer

Ex: Traffic started to block up, making it impossible to reach the meeting on time. 
to go down with

to become affected by an illness

tomber malade de, être atteint de

tomber malade de, être atteint de

Ex: She suddenly went down with the flu and had to take a few days off work. 
to go around

(of an infectious disease) to be transmitted or spread from person to person

circuler, se propager

circuler, se propager

Ex: During flu season, the influenza virus tends to go around, affecting many individuals. 
to put on
to put on
[verbe]

to prescribe a medical treatment or medication to someone

prescrire, mettre sous

prescrire, mettre sous

Ex: The doctor put the patient on a strict diet to manage their condition. 
to come out in

(of a person's skin) to become covered in spots or a similar condition because of a sickness or allergy

avoir une éruption

avoir une éruption

Ex: After eating shellfish, she came out in hives all over her body due to an allergic reaction. 
to come off

to stop taking medicine, a drug, alcohol, etc.

arrêter

arrêter

Ex: The doctor advised him to gradually come off the medication after his condition improved. 
to flare up

(of an illness or disease) to suddenly worsen or become active again after a period of improvement

s'enflammer, se réveiller

s'enflammer, se réveiller

Ex: Her arthritis flared up after a period of remission, causing severe pain in her joints. 
to come on
to come on
[verbe]

to begin to develop or appear, especially in the context of a condition, illness, or feeling

commencer à se manifester, s'installer

commencer à se manifester, s'installer

Ex: A headache started coming on after lunch. 
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