Discussing Feeling Unwell
Someone feels a bit under the weather and explains their symptoms to a family member, who offers advice.
某人感觉有点不舒服，向家人描述症状，家人提供建议。
对话
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词汇
对话中的必备词汇和短语
under the weather
This idiom means feeling slightly ill or not well, like having a mild cold. It's a common way to say you're not feeling great without being too serious.
这个习语的意思是感觉有点生病或不舒服，就像感冒一样。它是一种常见的说法，表示你感觉不太好，但不是很严重。
scratchy
Describes a throat that feels rough or itchy, often due to a cold or allergies. Use it like 'My throat is scratchy' when explaining sore throat symptoms.
描述喉咙感觉粗糙或发痒，通常由于感冒或过敏引起。解释喉咙痛症状时，像 '我的喉咙刺痒' 这样使用。
congested
Means your nose or chest feels blocked, making it hard to breathe. Common in cold discussions: 'I'm congested' helps describe nasal problems.
意味着你的鼻子或胸部感到堵塞，使呼吸困难。在感冒讨论中常见：'我鼻塞了'有助于描述鼻部问题。
catching a cold
Means starting to get a cold, like the early stage of illness. It's practical for health talks: 'I think I'm catching a cold' warns others.
意思是开始得感冒，就像疾病的初期阶段。在健康讨论中很实用：‘我觉得我开始感冒了’可以警告别人。
temperature
Refers to body temperature, often checked with a thermometer for fever. In context: 'Take your temperature' means measure if you have a fever.
指体温，通常使用体温计检查发烧。在上下文中：'Take your temperature' 意味着测量是否有发烧。
fluids
Means liquids like water or tea that you drink to stay hydrated, especially when sick. Advice like 'Drink plenty of fluids' is standard for colds.
指像水或茶这样的液体，你喝它们来保持水分充足，尤其是在生病时。像“多喝水”的建议是感冒的标准建议。
rest
Means relaxing or sleeping to recover from illness. It's key wellness advice: 'Get some rest' is used to encourage recovery.
意味着通过放松或睡觉从疾病中恢复。这是关键的养生建议：“休息一下”用于鼓励恢复。
关键句型
需要记住和练习的重要短语
I'm feeling a bit under the weather today.
This is a polite way to say you're not feeling well. Useful for starting health conversations with friends or family. 'A bit' softens the complaint, and it's an idiom for mild illness.
这是礼貌地说你感觉不舒服的一种方式。有助于与朋友或家人开始健康对话。「有点」缓和了抱怨，它是一个表示轻微疾病的习语。
What's wrong? Do you have a headache or something?
This shows concern and asks for details about symptoms. 'Or something' makes it casual. Great for responding when someone says they're unwell; use in everyday talks to show care.
这表达了关切，并询问症状的细节。「还是怎么回事」使它更随意。非常适合回应别人说自己不舒服时；在日常对话中使用以显示关心。
Sounds like you might be catching a cold.
This gives a possible diagnosis based on symptoms. 'Sounds like' expresses opinion politely, and 'might be' shows uncertainty. Useful for advising without being a doctor.
这基于症状给出了一个可能的诊断。“Sounds like”礼貌地表达意见，“might be”显示不确定性。有助于在不做医生的情况下给出建议。
Have you taken your temperature?
A yes/no question suggesting to check for fever. Present perfect 'have you taken' implies recent action. Practical for health advice; ask this when someone feels sick.
一个是/否问题，建议检查发烧。现在完成时 'have you taken' 暗示最近的行动。适合健康建议；当某人感到不适时问这个问题。
Drink plenty of fluids, like some warm tea with honey.
This is imperative advice for staying hydrated during illness. 'Plenty of' means a lot, and 'like' gives an example. Use this pattern to suggest remedies in wellness chats.
这是生病时保持水分补充的必要建议。「Plenty of」表示大量，「like」提供示例。在健康聊天中使用此模式来建议治疗方法。
If you don't feel better by tomorrow, maybe we should consider seeing a doctor.
A conditional sentence for future advice if symptoms persist. 'If... by tomorrow' sets a time limit, and 'maybe... consider' is tentative. Helpful for escalating care in family discussions.
如果症状持续的未来建议的条件句。'如果...明天' 设置时间限制，'也许...考虑' 是试探性的。有助于在家庭讨论中升级护理。