打的什么呀 打的那个 地塞米松
“What did you give her? We gave her Dexamethasone.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
急性荨麻疹
“acute urticaria.”
打的什么 呀 打 的 那个 地塞米松
“What did you give her? We gave her Dexamethasone.”
“Fortunately, I didn't put much mango in the smoothie.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese clinical culture, receiving an injection or IV drip ('打针' or '打点滴') is very commonly discussed casually among patients when treating sudden acute conditions.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what injection was given / what was injected
A colloquial way to ask what medicine or injection someone received at a clinic or hospital.
dexamethasone (a steroid medication)
Used in medical contexts to refer to this specific anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic steroid.
Softens the rhetorical self-question, making the inquiry sound spontaneous and conversational.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“What did you tie? Did you tie a dead knot?”
“Want to fight? What? Didn't learn your lesson?”
“You never know what he's up to. You need to be careful.”
“What's on it?”
“Can I call you back later? Sorry about that.”
“you shake him.”