一宿一宿的不睡觉
“He stayed up all night.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
在医院一直陪着咱妈
“staying with mom in the hospital these days.”
一宿一宿 的不睡觉
“He stayed up all night.”
“I don't know what he's thinking. It must be hard for an old man like him.”
“He is running himself into the ground and completely disregarding his own health.”
In Chinese culture, staying beside an ailing parent's hospital bed day and night is seen as a supreme duty of filial devotion (Xiao), though it often leads family members to worry about the caregiver collapsing from exhaustion.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
night after night; all night long repeatedly
A colloquial northern Chinese reduplication used to emphasize prolonged sleeplessness across consecutive nights.
not sleeping; staying awake
A straightforward verbal phrase indicating the refusal or inability to sleep.
