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我不吃药我治不好
[wŏ bù chī yào wŏ zhì bù hăo]
Literally translates to 'If I don't take medicine, I can’t get better,' conveying the idea of someone who needs healing but may also imply emotional rather than physical healing.
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久治不愈
[jiŭ zhì bù yù]
Directly translated as not healed after long treatments referring metaphorically to a problem ...
所以的伤只有见到你愈好
[suŏ yĭ de shāng zhĭ yŏu jiàn dào nĭ yù hăo]
Translates as Only you can heal all the wounds It indicates that a particular person holds the key ...
你就算有药也不能医治
[nĭ jiù suàn yŏu yào yĕ bù néng yī zhì]
It literally means even if you have medicine you cannot heal It implies deep pain or sadness beyond ...
予我药
[yŭ wŏ yào]
Translating literally into give me medicine it may indicate that the person desires some form of ...
请别放弃治疗我有药
[qĭng bié fàng qì zhì liáo wŏ yŏu yào]
Translating to Please do not give up on my treatment I have medicine it may symbolize inner healing ...
医我的药
[yī wŏ de yào]
The term means medicine for me reflecting healing power which can refer to a person needing medicine ...
我还没能不药而愈
[wŏ hái méi néng bù yào ér yù]
Loosely translates into I have not yet been cured without medication It poetically admits struggling ...
不治你
[bù zhì nĭ]
Not healing you implies either an unwillingness or inability to fix someone else ’ s emotional wounds ...
心病需心医
[xīn bìng xū xīn yī]
Translates directly to a psychological ailment needs healing from within suggesting that mental ...