坐个轮椅 今天去那儿 明天去那儿的
“If she goes around in her wheelchair every day,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
就是 待几天就够了 你说她那身体得养着
“It's enough to be here for a couple of days. She should take good care of her body.”
坐个轮椅 今天 去那儿 明天去那儿的
“If she goes around in her wheelchair every day,”
你看你也麻烦
“it'll be a trouble for you.”
“She shouldn't be wandering around like this; it's exhausting for everyone.”
Managing sick elders at home often creates subtle friction where genuine care mixes with the stress of caretaking burdens.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
going here, there, and everywhere
A colloquial pattern used to complain about someone's excessive or erratic movement and restlessness.
Placed at the end of an descriptive action clause to underline the annoying nature of the ongoing habit.