发烧

关你什么事 我哥 发烧 你在哪

(你这人说话可真是的我发现 你四十年哪去了你) ── Previous context

“None of your business. Where were you when he had a fever?”

安欣 你犯什么病 你你 你 发烧 了是不是你

(不是男女之间的爱) ── Previous context

“An Xin, what's wrong with you? Are you having a fever?”

他 发烧 了 病得很重 醒一醒

(师傅 停一下) ── Previous context

“He's burning up. He's very ill. Wake up. How do you feel?”

发寒就是 发烧 的前兆 退烧药在路上了

(我觉得我已经好得差不多了 不然我还是回家了吧) ── Previous context

“♪ Shimmering in your eyes ♪ Feeling chills is a sign that a fever's coming on. The medicine is on its way. ♪ And spreading into a gentle sea of stars ♪”

后来淋雨了第二天就 发烧 了

(她死活拽着我不回去 非要冒雨去找他) ── Previous context

“Then she got soaked and came down with a fever the next day.”

你不会是 发烧 了吧

(更适合锻炼的地方了) ── Previous context

“Are you running a fever?”

你感冒 发烧 生病

(给你找最好的医生开刀) ── Previous context

“When you caught a cold and had a fever,”

就那一次他 发烧 到四十度

(你是老到记不住事了 是不是) ── Previous context

“That one time he had a fever of 40 degrees,”

走 回床上去 别再 发烧 了

(我又牙疼) ── Previous context

“Go back to your bed or you might have a fever again.”

三天两头地感冒 发烧 的

(都是胃口不好) ── Previous context

“She's always catching colds.”

是有点 发烧 了 我去给你买退烧药

(我还好 就是还在发烧) ── Previous context

“You do have a bit of a fever. I'll go get you some fever-reducing medicine.”

我还好 就是还在 发烧

(你现在感觉怎么样) ── Previous context

“I'm okay. I just still have a fever.”