有不舒服马上叫我们 好的
“- If you feel unwell, tell us. - Go on now. Okay.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
真没事乐姐 那乐姐你注意一点 好 好 好
“Are you sure, Le? Then take care. Alright.”
有不舒服 马上 叫我们 好的
“- If you feel unwell, tell us. - Go on now. Okay.”
下面 请审判长 审判员入庭
“Now, please rise for the presiding judge and panel judges.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Even within rigid bureaucratic and judicial settings, personnel routinely demonstrate humanistic care by checking on vulnerable participants before procedures begin.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
feeling unwell; uncomfortable
A widely used euphemistic and polite way to describe illness, nausea, or general physical discomfort.
immediately; right away
Placed directly before verbs to emphasize urgency and swift action.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Let's see if you'll call a physician for me then.”
“Are you crazy? If you go with me, what would it look like?”
“Not feeling well? I know you're not feeling well. Be good.”
“I'll notify the hospital at once.”
“If you feel upset, you can talk to me. We can make changes.”
“Of course something was up if she phoned.”