body

UK /ˈbɒd.i/ US /ˈbɑ.di/
noun 5verb 5name 2

Collocations

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1

(noun.) whole physical form of a person/an animal

ADJ

whole

The whole body needs regular exercise to stay healthy and strong.

upper | lower | healthy | human

BODY + NOUN

heat, temperature

shape, size, weight

She was happy with her body shape after months of regular exercise.

fat | odour | language

PREP

in the/your ~

When you exercise regularly, you can feel the strength building in your body.

on the/your ~

He noticed a small tattoo on his body that he didn't remember getting.

PHRASES

part of the body, sell your body

2

(noun.) dead human body

ADJ

dead | decomposed, decomposing | bloated

VERB + BODY

examine | bury, cremate, embalm | exhume

PREP

on a/the ~

The police discovered a wallet and keys on the body at the crime scene.

3

(noun.) amount of sth

ADJ

large, substantial, vast

A substantial body of research shows that regular exercise improves mental health.

PHRASES

a body of water

The small fishing village sits beside a calm body of water where locals catch fish every morning.

4

(noun.) main part of sth

ADJ

main

Most of the important organs are located in the main body of the human skeleton.

5

(noun.) object

ADJ

foreign

A doctor discovered a foreign body lodged in the patient's throat during the examination.

celestial, heavenly

The moon is a celestial body that orbits around Earth.

6

(noun.) group of people who work/act together

ADJ

advisory, corporate, executive, governing, legislative, professional, statutory | national, public | government, student | independent | voluntary | elected | politic

body)

The local governing body decided to invest more money in school improvements this year.

VERB + BODY

create, establish, form, set up | elect

PREP

in a ~

All the protesters moved in a body toward the city hall to demand change.

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