Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Cure"

A: like healing something

A: curar

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A: Cure means the disease is gone. The treatment is the method, hopefully that leads to a cure.

A: sooo to cure someone is to treat someone like you are injured and I gave you a medicine to cure your wound but healing is when you are given medicine and you are getting better or even without medicine like when you get a cut if you don't do anything it will just stop bleeding natural and after some days if will stop hurting sooo that healing

A: Cure: To rid of a disease/illness
Example: She was cured of her flu after a few days of medication.
Treat: To keep a disease/illness in control
Example: Although HIV has no cure, it can be treated with the help of medication.

A: They can all be used interchangeably in US English, but if you were to use them by definition then you'd use then as follows:

cure is used for illnesses and sicknesses

Heal is used for cuts and injuries

Recover is used for describing rest or sleep.

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A: Cure.

A: The difference is cure is mostly used about a desiese, heal is about physical damage usually.

A: That sounds very natural but if you wanted to make it a question, or make it sound more polite I would say “can you cure my sickness” or “please cure my sickness”