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condition

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/kənˈdɪʃ^ən/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/kənˈdɪʃən/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(kən dish′ən)

Collocations for "condition"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "condition" in context.

condition

ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.

a [serious, minor, contagious, threatening, deadly] condition
suffers from a [medical, genetic, mental, chronic] condition
an [untreatable, acute] condition
[treat, cure] the underlying condition
[treat] his condition with
what (kind of) condition is [it] in?
is in [poor, good, like new, great, tip-top, terrible] condition
the [car, jacket, property] is in great condition
is in no condition to [take part, compete, fly]
cannot [function, work] in its present condition
[satisfy, meet] (all of) the conditions
conditions of [employment, acceptance]
[an extra, a primary] condition
will [help, go, try] under one condition
you can [go, come], but on one condition
[performed, did] well under the conditions
[poor, improving] weather conditions
[lives, works] in [poor, awful, subhuman] conditions
has [poor] [living, working] conditions
improve their [living] conditions
under [real, real-world, exam] conditions
the terms and conditions of the [contract, service, deal]

condition the [athletes, troops, workers]
condition (yourself) for the [race, competition]
condition yourself by [running, lifting, working out]
(has) conditioned his body to
conditioned (his body) to [withstand, tolerate, endure]
[working out] conditioned her for the [race]
conditioned to [think, believe, react, accept]
conditioned from [an early age, birth, childhood] (to)
[specifically, expressly, fully] conditioned to
conditions [clothes, your hair]
(shampooed and) conditioned my hair

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'condition' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

better - cope - correct - cure - grant - treat - update - assessment - guide - improvement - contact - progress - pink - patient - skin - actual - bad - critical - current - excellent - fit - good - healthy - very - used - unfortunately - serious - present - physical - perfect - nervous - pavement - stomach - carrier - constant - flaw - medication - rash - nick - worsen - lingering - mint - mum - painful - permanent - shabby - stable - terminal - threatening - transient

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Collocations for "condition"

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