Collocation
feel better
Definition
to have an improved physical or emotional condition; to be less ill, sad, or worried
'feel better' is a common English collocation. to have an improved physical or emotional condition; to be less ill, sad, or worried
feel + better
“I started to feel better after I got some rest.”
Examples
- I hope you _____ better soon.
- After a hot shower, I _____ better.
- She always _____ better after talking to her best friend.
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- You might _____ better if you drink some water and lie down.
- He said the medicine helped him _____ better within a day.
- I’m starting to _____ better, but I’ll stay home today.
- By the next morning, she _____ better and went back to work.
- If you don’t _____ better by tomorrow, call a doctor.
- He didn’t _____ better until he finally got a full night’s sleep.