mild condition

/ˌmaɪld kənˈdɪʃən/

Definition

Definition of mild condition - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

illness level

Rare

health problem that is not serious

Rare

The doctor said her mild condition should improve soon.
The nurse called it a mild condition and sent him home.
She missed one day of work with a mild condition.

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Expressions with mild

mild as milk

adj.

very gentle or calm in nature

Her voice was mild as milk, soothing everyone around.

mild-mannered

adj.

having a gentle and calm nature

The mild-mannered teacher spoke softly to her students..

mild and bitter

pub beer mix combining sweeter ale with a drier, hoppier ale

He ordered a mild and bitter at the pub.

mild sedative

drug that gently calms a person or makes them slightly sleepy

The nurse gave him a mild sedative before the procedure.

mild-tasting

adj.

having a gentle or subtle flavor

The soup was mild-tasting and easy to enjoy.

mild steel

steel with low carbon content, softer and malleable

Mild steel is often used in construction.

Expressions with condition

mint condition

state of being like new, unused

The vintage car is in mint condition.

in mint condition

adj.

perfect state as if new

The vintage car is in mint condition.

in peak condition

adj.

in the best possible state

The athlete was in peak condition for the championship.

out of condition

adj.

not physically fit or healthy

After months of no exercise, he was out of condition.

on the condition of anonymity

adv.

with the agreement to keep identity secret

The source spoke on the condition of anonymity.

in good condition

adj.

not broken, clean, and working as it should

The bike is in good condition.

eye condition

the state of health of the eyes

Regular check-ups can help monitor your eye condition.

in condition

adj.

physically fit and healthy

She is in condition for the marathon.

in no condition

adj.

not physically or mentally able to do something

He was in no condition to drive after the party.

in top condition

adj.

in the best possible state

The car is in top condition after the service.

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French:affection bénigne, ...
German:leichte Erkrankung, ...
Italian:disturbo lieve, ...
Spanish:afección leve, ...
Portuguese:doença ligeira, ...
Chinese:轻症, ...
Japanese:軽症, ...
Arabic:حَالَة خَفيفَة, ...
Hebrew:מַצָּב קַל, ...
Russian:лёгкое заболевание, ...
Ukrainian:легкий стан, ...
Hindi:हल्की बीमारी, ...
Bengali:হালকা অসুস্থতা, ...
Catalan:afecció lleu, ...
Czech:lehké onemocnění, ...
Danish:lidelse, ...
Dutch:milde aandoening, ...
Greek:ήπια πάθηση, ...
Hungarian:enyhe állapot, ...
Khmer:ស្ថានភាពជំងឺស្រាល, ...
Korean:경증, ...
Persian:وضعیت خفیف, ...
Polish:łagodne schorzenie, ...
Portuguese (BR):quadro leve, ...
Romanian:afecțiune ușoară, ...
Swedish:lindrigt tillstånd, ...
Thai:อาการไม่รุนแรง, ...
Turkish:hafif rahatsızlık, ...
Vietnamese:bệnh nhẹ, ...

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