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为什么放弃治疗
[wéi shén me fàng qì zhì liáo]
Directly translated as why give up treatment it could either be literal questioning the abandonment ...
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服下你的药
[fú xià nĭ de yào]
Translates into Taking Your Medicine It metaphorically suggests obedience to another persons ...
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我觉得你需要药
[wŏ jué dé nĭ xū yào yào]
This name straightforwardly suggests I think you need medicine implying the owner believes that ...
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予我药
[yŭ wŏ yào]
Translating literally into give me medicine it may indicate that the person desires some form of ...
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好吧给我药
[hăo ba jĭ wŏ yào]
Translated as Okay give me my medicine This suggests surrendering to ones circumstances or accepting ...
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你是药不给我会死
[nĭ shì yào bù jĭ wŏ huì sĭ]
You are the medicine I have to have Metaphorically speaking the one being referred to is crucial in ...
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同志你该吃药了
[tóng zhì nĭ gāi chī yào le]
Literally means Comrade you should take medicine This can be literal advice to take medication but ...
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我需药
[wŏ xū yào]
This phrase directly means I need medicine However it also hints at someone seeking solace or help ...
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缺药
[quē yào]
This can be translated as Need Medicine It could have several connotations On one hand it literally ...