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Answer:
Idiomatic
Explanation:
Idiomatic equivalence is a term used to refer to words or phrases that are used in a country, but with the meaning related to the culture of the country and not the actual meaning of the word, such as "break the leg" that is used in the United States as a wish of good luck. A failure in idiomatic equivalence occurs when a foreign person does not know the cultural meaning of the word or phrase and understands the word with its literal meaning, causing much confusion, as can be seen in the question above.
In it's most generic meaning, "health" simply indicates a neutral description of a person's state of physical and mental well-being, since it includes aspects of good and bad health. wellness signifies the positive aspects of a state of health which usually extends beyond "lack of disease" to include the active presence of factors including preventative lifestyle modifications, beneficial dietary and activity habits, and appropriate monitoring of risk factors based on age and family history. I hope I helped! I did my best!
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