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日常生活中，人們感冒、咳嗽、大病小病常有，這是聽力中的?？純?nèi)容。醫(yī)生與病人的對話、病人與家屬朋友的對話等會涉及到開處方、吃藥用藥、診斷、慰問等內(nèi)容，考試也是經(jīng)常涉及。英語中相關(guān)的日常用語主要有：
I have a bad cough and my chest aches.(我咳嗽得厲害并且胸口疼。)
I've sprained my ankle, and I've got a very bad headache.(我腳踝扭了，并且頭疼的厲害。)
I have a sore throat and a toothache.(我牙疼并且喉嚨痛。)
Do you have any appetite?(胃口好嗎?)
You need to take a blood pressure, and then have a blood test.(你先測血壓，然后驗血。)
I'll have to give you a injection. After that, an urgent operation is necessary.(我先給你打一針，然后動手術(shù)。)
We will transfer you to another hospital.(你將轉(zhuǎn)院治療。)
Take two of these pills after meal, three times a day.(此藥一天三次，每次兩片，飯后服用。)
I'll give you a presc ription.(我給你開個藥方吧。)
This bottle of liquid medicine is for external application. (這瓶藥水用以外涂。)
請分析下面的對話，體會其在聽力中的應(yīng)用：
D: Now would you lower your shorts?
P: What's that?
D: Just an injection.
P: Will it hurt?
D: Well, it won't hurt me,... There. Now, these pills.
P: Do I need to stay in hospital?
D: I'm afraid you have to.
日常生活中，人們感冒、咳嗽、大病小病常有，這是聽力中的?？純?nèi)容。醫(yī)生與病人的對話、病人與家屬朋友的對話等會涉及到開處方、吃藥用藥、診斷、慰問等內(nèi)容，考試也是經(jīng)常涉及。英語中相關(guān)的日常用語主要有：
I have a bad cough and my chest aches.(我咳嗽得厲害并且胸口疼。)
I've sprained my ankle, and I've got a very bad headache.(我腳踝扭了，并且頭疼的厲害。)
I have a sore throat and a toothache.(我牙疼并且喉嚨痛。)
Do you have any appetite?(胃口好嗎?)
You need to take a blood pressure, and then have a blood test.(你先測血壓，然后驗血。)
I'll have to give you a injection. After that, an urgent operation is necessary.(我先給你打一針，然后動手術(shù)。)
We will transfer you to another hospital.(你將轉(zhuǎn)院治療。)
Take two of these pills after meal, three times a day.(此藥一天三次，每次兩片，飯后服用。)
I'll give you a presc ription.(我給你開個藥方吧。)
This bottle of liquid medicine is for external application. (這瓶藥水用以外涂。)
請分析下面的對話，體會其在聽力中的應(yīng)用：
D: Now would you lower your shorts?
P: What's that?
D: Just an injection.
P: Will it hurt?
D: Well, it won't hurt me,... There. Now, these pills.
P: Do I need to stay in hospital?
D: I'm afraid you have to.