Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
when you feel like it
English answer:
when you feel well enough
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Kim Metzger
Jun 24, 2004 14:46
19 yrs ago
English term
Patheja
when you feel like it
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English
Medical
Medical (general)
Start with liquids and advance to other foods as tolerated. When you feel like it, you can go back to your regular dies.
What is the meaning of above phrase in the given context. Thank you.
What is the meaning of above phrase in the given context. Thank you.
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Kim Metzger
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when you feel well enough
In this context it refers to a person's well-being.
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when you feel better/well
go back to your regular diet
5 mins
when you feel you {really} want it
or when you feel you are ready for that
just a bit different viewpoint
just a bit different viewpoint
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Ramesh Madhavan
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when you are comfortable with your stomach
It appears to be an advice for some one who has lost body fluids(from excercise, perspiration, heat stroke or diarrhoea). "Start-with-liquids" is a common advise for some one who has lost too much liquids in your body. Water is normally absorbed into the body through the stomach. The body will correct itself of this problem and then "when you feel like it" go back to your normal diet (food habit)
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