我去迪拜正好要考察一种新药
“[Lihai Mingde International Hospital] I'm going to Dubai to look into a new drug.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Do I have to stay in the hospital all this time until I die?”
我去 迪拜 正好 要 考察 一种新药
“[Lihai Mingde International Hospital] I'm going to Dubai to look into a new drug.”
“[Lihai Mingde International Hospital] It might be more effective than all your drugs.”
“Stop treating me like an invalid; I'm going to Dubai and you can't stop me.”
Patients facing severe illness often resist confinement by pursuing unverified alternative treatments or work trips as a psychological defense to reclaim control.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
just at the right time / conveniently / happen to
Used to frame an event as a convenient coincidence or suitable opportunity.
to inspect / to investigate on site
Often used in business or official travel contexts to describe purposeful field visits.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“This trip to Shanghai was to meet the expert in person.”
“Where is that medicine?”
“that he had a very important plan abroad and asked us not to contact him for the time being.”
“What if I want to go to another country?”
“This drug is imported. Not only is it expensive,”
“I live in Singapore now.”