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| I am looking for a phrases which implies about a person that he has been suffering from poor health from quite sometime and still hasn't recovered. Thank you. |
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| You could say the person was convalescing from a long illness or that they were on the road to recovery, but still had some way to go. Hope this helps. |
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| In the US we might say, "He's in bad shape and not getting any better." |
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| He's sinking. But this means his health is deteriorating quilcky, and will probably die. |
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