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a temporary increase in body temperature, often due to an illness or infection.

a polite request for assistance or support from someone, commonly used in various situations.

means that all the tickets for an event have been bought, and there are no more available for purchase.

is a statement that indicates that the person making the statement is not currently in a romantic relationship or is not committed to a particular person.

typically means that the person in question is experiencing an illness or health problem.

means feeling strong emotions of displeasure, annoyance, or hostility due to a perceived injustice, threat, or frustration. 

an expression of regret or apology for something that has caused inconvenience or harm to another person.

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How do you say “A fever.” in British?

“A fever.”

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