How to say I wish you good health in English

English: Wish you good health

Pronunciation: English [w? ju ɡ?d helθ] American [w? j? ɡ?d helθ]

Definition: I wish you good health; I wish you good health

Example: I?wish?you?good?health?and?a?long?life. I wish you health and longevity.

Word analysis:

Wish means "hope" and "want", which refers to an extremely longing for a goal that has not been achieved, is difficult to achieve, or is impossible to achieve. Wish can also be used as the meaning of "wishes".

Good is often used as a polite term or honorific in a title. Sometimes it is also used as an irony to express "contempt or ridicule".

The basic meaning of health can refer to both physical "health (good or bad)" and mental "health". It is an uncountable noun.

Extended information

Word usage:

When used as a noun, wish means "desire, hope, hope, desire" and refers to the formation of a desire for something in the heart. The pursuit of things can also refer to "something you hope for, something you want." Wish can also refer to "making a wish, praying, or supplicating" in order to achieve a certain purpose.

Wish can be followed by appositive clauses and predicative clauses introduced by that. The predicate verb in the clause must be in subjunctive form. Should can be used in the clause, or should can be omitted and the verb prototype is used. When wish means "wishes", use the plural form.

Wish can be used as both an intransitive and a transitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it is followed by a noun, pronoun, verb infinitive or that clause as the object, and the predicate verb in the clause must be in subjunctive form.

Wish can sometimes be followed by double objects, or by "(to be) adj.", verb infinitive or past participle as the compound object of the complement. When used as an object complement, the past participle expresses a passive or perfect meaning.