连药都喝不下去了
“She can't even swallow her medicine anymore.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
怕是要多一位劲敌
“another formidable enemy.”
连 药 都喝不下去了
“She can't even swallow her medicine anymore.”
娘
“Mother,”
“The situation has become critical; she can't even keep medicine down.”
In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), liquid herbal brews (汤药) are the primary treatment for critical illness; being unable to swallow them implies the body is rejecting treatment and approaching death.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
unable to drink or swallow down
A potential complement expressing physical inability or extreme aversion to swallowing liquids.
Functions as a sentence-final change of state marker, highlighting that taking medicine was previously possible but is no longer.