The difference between healthy and healthy is: different pronunciation, different meaning, and different usage.
1. Different pronunciations
1. healthy
Pronunciation: British [?helθi]? American [?helθi]?
2 .healthier
Pronunciation: British [?h?lθ?]? American [?h?lθi?r]?
2. Different meanings
1. healthy
Definition: adj. healthy, reflecting health.
2.healthier
Definition: adj. healthy, robust, beneficial to health.
3. Different usages
1. healthy
Usage: It cannot be used to express temporary health, but refers to a long-term state or process. The extension can be interpreted as "(things) prosper and develop well".
Example: She?has?a?refreshingly?healthy?attitude?to?work.
Translation: She has a wise attitude towards work, which is refreshing.
2.healthier
Usage: ?Healthier is to change the y after healthy to i and then add er, so it is a comparative form, so it means healthier.
Example: After?taking?time?off?to?recuperate,?he?looks?much?healthier.?
Translation: He has rested for a while and looks much better.
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