Up until a few decades ago, the sacrament was known as Extreme Unction and was administered only to those near death. Today it is used for anyone seriously ill or aged.
Bad food can make you sick and you won't look as good as you want to.
'People' is plural for person 'Look at thoose persons'-is incorrect 'Look at thoose people'-is correct
They look like cats except they are sick. ;)
Everybody wants to look at everybody. People want to look at everybody to take them people in and find out wether they would like that person, or not like that person.
That's the sad part of this disease. People who suffer from ulcerative colitis look just like any other healthy person. There are no outward signs that scream "I have ulcerative colitis!" This is often very difficult for the sufferer because others tend to pass judgment - "Well he or she doesn't LOOK sick, so they must be fine."
Veiller is to stay awake, or to look in on the sick. This is a second person singular: you stay awake, or you look in on the sick. Or it could be a noun, veille (meaning a wake or an eve, as in La veille de Noël, Christmas Eve) in the plural: eves
A person that is skinny often looks sick due to a lack of proper nutrition. Someone that is underweight due to the lack of the proper nutrients often looks boney, and doesn't have the proper color tone to their skin. They are often missing the needed daily vitamins in their system also.
The eyes of a person with autism look the same as the eyes of other people.
Be tired
If you mean sick as in ill, young children often refer to them as poorly and older people may call them unwell. It depends your age or background. If you mean the modern version of sick like wicked or totally awesome then maybe u could use the words well cool or the best? If you mean sick as in gruesome and horrid then use the word undecided or gory or even just plain horrible.
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Yes they did. For travellers they offered a room in the monasteries .If you were sick it was often a monk who helped you.