鼓包了 你 你看你们怎么回事 你们会不会打针
“It's swelling up. Look at this! Are you professional?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
对的 小朋友不好找的 确实 确实 是的 妈妈疼
“Kids' veins are hard to find. Absolutely. Yes. Mommy, it hurts.”
鼓包了 你 你看你 们 怎么回事 你们 会不会打针
“It's swelling up. Look at this! Are you professional?”
“Swelling is serious. Sorry. Swelling up. Sorry. I'll get another nurse to do it.”
“You are terrible at your job and you just hurt my child!”
Parents in China can become extremely anxious and protective when their children receive injections, sometimes leading to heated confrontations over minor clinical mishaps.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to swell up or develop a lump (especially after an injection)
A common colloquial medical term used by patients and nurses when fluid leaks under the skin during an IV or injection.
what is going on; what happened
Use this phrase to demand an explanation when an unexpected or frustrating situation occurs.
do you even know how to
When used in a rhetorical question, it conveys strong doubt and challenges the listener's competence.
Indicates a new situation or change of state, drawing urgent attention to the problem.
