时间:2018-12-25 作者:英语课 分类:海外求助英语会话


英语课

[00:01.33]我发烧了

[00:02.66]Useful Expressions

[00:03.62]常用语句

[00:04.57]1.Please call a doctor.

[00:06.84]请叫医生。

[00:09.12]2.Could you send for a doctor?

[00:11.73]请你叫医生来好吗?

[00:14.34]3.Is there a hospital near here?

[00:17.18]附近有医院吗?

[00:20.01]4.Would you take me to the nearest hospital,please?

[00:23.99]请你送我到附近的医院好吗?

[00:27.98]5.I'm rather dull.

[00:29.96]我有点隐痛。

[00:31.95]6.Do you have a fever?

[00:34.17]你发烧吗?

[00:36.39]7.My ears are ringing.

[00:38.62]我有耳鸣。

[00:40.86]8.I took my temperature and I felt feverish 1.

[00:45.04]我量了体温而感到发烧。

[00:49.21]9.I have difficulty in breathing.

[00:52.24]我呼吸有点困难。

[00:55.28]10.I am insured.

[00:57.42]我有保险。

[00:59.56]11.Will you find a doctor who speaks Chinese?

[01:03.10]请你找一位会说中国话的医生好吗?

[01:06.64]Practical Conversation

[01:07.57]实用会话

[01:08.49]A:What is your temperature now?

[01:09.47]你现在的体温是多少呢?

[01:10.45]B:My temperature is thirty nine degrees centigrade.

[01:11.98]我的体温是摄氏39度。

[01:13.51]A:How high was your temperature yesterday?

[01:14.88]你昨天的体温是多高呢?

[01:16.25]B:I didn't take my temperature,but I felt feverish.

[01:17.95]我没有量体温,但我感觉有点发烧。

[01:19.65]A:Will you open your mouth?Your throat is swollen 2.

[01:21.40]请把你的口张开好吗?你的喉咙肿了。

[01:23.15]B:Doctor,I can't eat any foods because I have a sore throat.

[01:25.51]医生,我不能吃任何食物,因为我的喉咙痛。

[01:27.88]A:You seem to have a cold.I'll give you an injection.And let me write down your prescription 3.

[01:30.16]你好像感冒了,我给你打一针,而且替你写张处方笺。



1 feverish
adj.发烧的,狂热的,兴奋的
  • He is too feverish to rest.他兴奋得安静不下来。
  • They worked with feverish haste to finish the job.为了完成此事他们以狂热的速度工作着。
2 swollen
adj.肿大的,水涨的;v.使变大,肿胀
  • Her legs had got swollen from standing up all day.因为整天站着,她的双腿已经肿了。
  • A mosquito had bitten her and her arm had swollen up.蚊子叮了她,她的手臂肿起来了。
3 prescription
n.处方,开药;指示,规定
  • The physician made a prescription against sea- sickness for him.医生给他开了个治晕船的药方。
  • The drug is available on prescription only.这种药只能凭处方购买。
学英语单词
absorbable cellulose
anteposition
Assignee of Bill of Lading Acting in Good Faith
autonym
autoplasmotherapy
B. to B.
backle
base of weathering
base sand
basic allowance
Beitstad
bi-lumen
bicarboxylic acid cycle
biotoxin
black-marketeer
brilliant green-bile salt culture-medium
cable-reel locomotive
carboxyhemobin
Chametengo
close-call
colloquialises
conditional change
corkiest
cross-check
davud qeshlaqi
derelinquish
distinctive feature
economic implications
electron probing analysis
electronic filing system
electrostatic spring shields
examination of coordinate movement
festing
flyer twisting frame
friay
front office automation
GDCS (gravity driven cooling system)
gender discrimination
going to the toilet
gregory of nyssa
GT
Havel River
heterokinesis
hydrated water
hydrazinobenzene
in with you!
inclined armor
indignatory
inner cup
interparietal foramen
jolt-packing
lamprophane (lamprofanite)
law of conservation of momentum
ligaments of incus
limnometric
linctus simplex pro infantibus
linguistic similarity
longships
look round for
mini-size
minimum-time lag
Morse printer
mutualistically
nga
night frequency
nothingy
owner occupants
oxygen 16
paired sample means
pennatifid
phagocytic cell disorder
phenylethanolamine-n-methyltransferase
pitchblende
power point.
power-politics
primary hepatic carcinoma
process additive
quasipotential mapping
radio sodium
red cardinal flower
regrindability
remote-sensing regulator
right offering
Sayano-Shushenskoye Vdkh.
scratcher
splashed lustre
spontaneous scattering
spray disc
strip-card reader
supersonic generator
TAC (transistored automatic control)
thiophen
towing force in self-propulsion test
toyish
trimming speed
tube, vacuum
tulya
twelfths
uncounseled
very weak interference
wheel within a wheel
wing-bones