The Chinese word 药丸 (yàowán) is a noun that means 'pill', 'tablet', or 'medicinal pellet'. It's a common term you'll encounter in everyday life, especially when talking about health or medication. You can use it to refer to any kind of pill, whether it's for a headache or a vitamin supplement. Just like in English, you might say 'take a pill' or 'this pill is for...'
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我需要吃药丸。
I need to take a pill.
这个药丸很小。
This pill is very small.
请给我药丸和水。
Please give me the pill and some water.
他每天吃三次药丸。
He takes pills three times a day.
药丸有点苦。
The pill is a bit bitter.
这种药丸是治疗感冒的。
This kind of pill is for treating colds.
你吃过药丸了吗？
Have you taken the pill yet?
医生给我开了药丸。
The doctor prescribed me pills.
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What does the speaker need to take?
How does the pill taste?
What is the speaker asking for?
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我每天吃药丸。
Focus: yào wán
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医生给我药丸。
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这个药丸很小。
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The doctor's recommendation regarding medication.
The effects of this particular pill.
Safety instructions for storing medication.
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这种药丸的副作用有哪些，需要注意什么？
Focus: 副 (fù), 作用 (zuòyòng), 注意 (zhùyì)
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如果你对这种药丸过敏，应该立即停止服用并咨询医生。
Focus: 过敏 (guòmǐn), 立即 (lìjí), 咨询 (zīxún)
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由于药丸的特殊成分，服用时最好配以温水，而不是茶或咖啡。
Focus: 成分 (chéngfèn), 配以 (pèi yǐ), 温水 (wēnshuǐ)
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This sentence describes a doctor giving someone pills to relieve pain. The structure follows a typical subject-verb-object pattern, with '医生' (doctor) as the subject, '给了' (gave) as the verb, and '他' (him) as the indirect object, followed by '一些药丸' (some pills) as the direct object, and '来缓解疼痛' (to relieve pain) as the purpose clause.
This sentence provides instructions on how to take the pill. It starts with '这个药丸' (this pill) as the topic, followed by '每天需要服用两次' (needs to be taken twice a day) specifying the frequency, and finally '饭后服用' (take after meals) indicating the timing.
This sentence describes an action related to taking a pill. '他' (he) is the subject, '不小心' (accidentally) is an adverbial, '吞下了' (swallowed) is the verb, and '整个药丸' (the entire pill) is the direct object. The second part, '而不是咀嚼它' (instead of chewing it), provides a contrasting action.
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Beispiel
医生让他每天吃三粒药丸。
Verwandte Inhalte
Mehr health Wörter
一粒
A2One pill; a grain (for small, round objects like pills).
一片
A2One tablet; a slice (for flat objects like pills).
不正常
A2abnormal
以上
A2Above, over (a number)
酸痛
A2Sore; aching (especially muscles).
倒是
A2On the contrary; actually.
针灸
A2Acupuncture; traditional Chinese therapy.
扎针
A2to give an injection
急性
B1acute (illness)
急性病
B1Acute disease.
