第25课: Getting a Physical Examination Flashcards
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体检
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tîjiân
n. physical examination
2
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医务所
A
yīwùsuô
n. clinic
3
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治疗
A
zhìliáo
n. medical treatment
4
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舒服
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shūfu
adj. comfortable
5
Q
精神
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jīngshen
n. energy, visor, spirit
6
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新生
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xīnshēng
n. freshman
7
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年龄
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niánlíng
n. age
8
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性别
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xìngbié
n. gender
9
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病
A
bìng
n. sickness, disease, illness
v. to get sick, to have a disease
10
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最
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zuì
pref. (a superlative prefix used before adjectives) “the most”
11
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量
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liáng
v. to measure
12
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身高
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shēngāo
n. (lit.) the body height (of person)
13
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称
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chēng
v. to weigh
14
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体重
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tîzhòng
n. body weight
15
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健康
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jiànkāng
n. health
adj. healthy
16
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头疼
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tóuténg
n.phr. headache
17
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胃
A
wèi
n. stomach
18
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感冒
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gânmào
v. to catch a cold
n. cold
19
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发烧
A
fāshāo
v.obj. to develop a fever
20
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心脏
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xīnzàng
n. the heart
21
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血压
A
xuèyā
n. blood pressure
22
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正常
A
zhéngcháng
adj. normal
23
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时差
A
shíchā
n. jet lag
24
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习惯
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xíguàn
v. to be accustomed to, to be used to
n. habit, custom
25
开药方
kāi yàofāng
v.obj. to write out a prescription
26
天气
tiānqì
n. weather
27
热
rè
adj. (of temperature) hot
28
预防
yùfáng
v. to take preventative measures
n. prevention
29
沏
qī
v. to steep, to infuse (tea)
30
医院
yīyuàn
n. hospital
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药房
yàofáng
n. pharmacy
32
急诊室
jízhênshì
n. emergency room
33
验血
yàn xiê
v.obj. to do blood test
34
验尿
yàn niào
v.obj. urine test
35
心电图
xīndiàntú
n. EKG
36
透视
tòushì
n. X Ray
37
食欲
shíyù
n. appetite; (lit.) food desire
38
食物中毒
shíwù zhòngdú
n. food poisoning
39
流感
liúgân
n. flu
40
叨叨
dāodao
spoken expression. to nag
41
我看...
wôkàn...
spoken expressions. I think... (to express someone's opinion)
42
人生地不熟。
Rén shēng dì bù shú.
note. (lit.) "(One finds) the people (in a particular place) all strangers and the land unfamiliar." This phrase describes someone who finds himself completely new to a place, a stranger in a strange land.
43
冬吃萝卜，夏吃姜，不劳医生开药方。
Dōng chī luóbo, xià chī jiāng, bù láo yīshēng kāi yàofāng.
spoken expression. There is an old saying in China, "If you eat radishes in the winter and ginger in the summer, you don't have to bother a doctor to give you a prescription." It is a piece of folk wisdom that says eating radishes and ginger can keep you healthy.
