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【SBS學英語】第 119 集:眼痕狂打噴嚏?花粉症必學英文

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花粉症是一種過敏反應,會令你打噴嚏、流眼淚或者流鼻水。 Credit: BigPappa/Getty Images

學習怎樣用英文描述花粉症症狀、討論過敏藥物,以及當別人受過敏症狀困擾時,怎樣表達關懷與慰問。


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學習怎樣用英文描述花粉症症狀、討論過敏藥物,以及當別人受過敏症狀困擾時,怎樣表達關懷與慰問。


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以下是一些談論花粉症時可以使用的句子:

  • My allergies are really bad at the moment.  
  • I can’t stop sneezing.  
  • I get hay fever every spring. 
  • I think the pollen is getting to me today.  
  • I’ve been sneezing all morning.  
  • I’ve gone through so many tissues today.  
  • My eyes are itchy.  
  • My throat feels itchy.  
  • I keep rubbing my eyes.  
  • Try not to rub your eyes too much.  
  • I’ve already taken an antihistamine.  
  • It hasn’t kicked in yet.  
  • I hope my antihistamine kicks in soon.  
  • My hay fever is starting to ease up.  
  • I’ve been hit hard by hay fever this year.  
  • The pollen is really out in force today. 

以下是一些關懷及慰問可以使用的句子:

  • Bless you!  
  • That must be doing your head in.  
  • Are your eyes itchy too?  
  • You’ve really been hit hard by it.  
  • Hopefully it eases up soon.  
  • You poor thing.  
  • Hay fever can be such a pain. 

以下是一些描述症狀時可以使用的句子:

  • To do your head in means to annoy or frustrate someone
  • To get to someone means to irritate or annoy them.
  • To kick in means to start.
  • To be hit hard by something is to be badly affected by something.
  • To be out in force is to come out or be around in large quantities or numbers.
  • To be a pain is to be annoying or difficult.

以下是一些表達過敏的句子::

  • Hay fever is an allergy that can make you sneeze and give you watery eyes or a runny nose.
  • An allergy is a condition in which your body reacts badly to something that is usually harmless.
  • Pollen is a very fine powder produced by the male part of a flower or seed plant.
  • To sneeze means to suddenly push air out of your nose and mouth when something irritates you.
  • To rub means to move your hand back and forward over something.
  • Itchy describes the feeling you get when something irritates you and you feel like you want to scratch or rub that part of your body.
  • An antihistamine is a medicine that people can take to make them feel btter when they have allergies, including hay fever.
  • To go through something means to use a lot of it.
  • To ease up means to become less strong.

以下是一些表達身體狀況的句子:

  • I've already taken an antihistamine (he took one and it is still in his system)
  • but it hasn't kicked in yet. (he took one but it hasn’t worked yet)
  • I've gone through so many tissues today (He started this morning and is still going)
  • You've really been hit hard by it. (his pain started in the past but is still going)
  • I've been sneezing all morning. (she started this morning and is still going)

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