EN： The phrase 'Thank you for + V-ing' is used to express gratitude for a specific action. The preposition 'for' must be followed by a gerund (verb ending in -ing) or a noun.
中文： 「Thank you for + V-ing」句型用於表達對某個具體行為的感謝。介係詞「for」後面必須接動名詞（V-ing）或名詞。
Thank you for helping me with my homework.
謝謝你幫我做功課。
EN： In a medical context, 'seeing someone' means a doctor is examining or consulting with a patient.
中文： 在醫療情境中，「seeing someone」意指醫生為病人進行檢查或諮詢（看診）。
The doctor is seeing another patient right now.
醫生現在正在幫另一位病人看診。
EN： In English-speaking cultures, it is standard to address medical professionals by their title 'Doctor' followed by their last name. Using 'seeing me' is a polite way to acknowledge the doctor's time and professional service.
中文： 在英語系國家，通常會以「Doctor」加上姓氏來稱呼醫療專業人員。使用「seeing me」是一種禮貌的說法，用以感謝醫生的時間與專業服務。
EN： Imperative Mood: This sentence uses the imperative mood to give a polite instruction. It starts with a verb ('have', 'make') and omits the subject 'you'. Adding 'please' makes the command sound like a polite request.
中文： 祈使句：此句使用祈使句來給予禮貌的指示。句子以動詞（have, make）開頭並省略了主詞 you。加入 please 會使命令聽起來像是禮貌的請求。
Please take a look at this document.
請看一下這份文件。
EN： Reflexive Pronouns (yourself): Used when the object of a verb is the same as the subject. In 'make yourself comfortable', the person being spoken to is both the one performing the action and the one affected by it.
中文： 反身代名詞 (yourself)：當動詞的受詞與主詞相同時使用。在 'make yourself comfortable' 中，被說話的人既是動作的執行者也是受影響者。
Help yourself to some coffee.
請隨意喝點咖啡。
EN： In Western medical culture, doctors often use phrases like 'make yourself comfortable' to reduce patient anxiety and establish a rapport (bedside manner). It is common to use first names (Sarah) once a relationship is established, though the patient usually addresses the doctor by title and last name (Dr. Chen).
中文： 在西方醫療文化中，醫生經常使用「make yourself comfortable」之類的短語來減輕病人的焦慮並建立良好的醫病關係（臨床態度）。一旦建立關係，醫生通常會直呼病人的名字（Sarah），而病人通常仍以職稱和姓氏（Dr. Chen）稱呼醫生。
EN： The Infinitive of Purpose (to + verb) is used to explain why someone does something. In this sentence, 'to make' explains the reason for calling.
中文： 不定詞表示目的 (to + 動詞)：用來解釋某人做某事的原因。在本句中，「to make」解釋了打電話的目的。
I went to the store to buy some milk.
我去了商店買牛奶。
EN： The Past Continuous tense (was/were + verb-ing) is used to describe an ongoing state or action in the past, often providing background context for another event.
中文： 過去進行式 (was/were + 現在分詞)：用於描述過去某個時間點正在進行的狀態或動作，通常用來提供另一事件的背景狀況。
He was sleeping when the phone rang.
電話響的時候他正在睡覺。
EN： In Western healthcare systems, 'making an appointment' is a mandatory first step. Unlike some clinics in Asia where walk-ins are common, seeing a doctor usually requires calling ahead to secure a specific time slot.
中文： 在西方醫療體系中，「預約」(making an appointment) 是必要的首要步驟。與亞洲某些可以直接現場掛號的診所不同，看醫生通常需要事先打電話預約特定的時段。
EN： The Present Simple tense is used here to describe a current state or a fact (seeing the appointment). The auxiliary verb 'can' is used to offer assistance or ask about ability/possibility.
中文： 現在簡單式在此用於描述目前的狀態或事實（看到預約）。助動詞 'can' 則用於提供協助或詢問可能性。
I see your name on the list. How can I contact you?
我在名單上看到了你的名字。我該如何聯絡你？
EN： Wh-questions with 'How': This structure (How + can + subject + verb) is a standard polite way to offer service or inquire about a person's needs.
中文： 以 'How' 開頭的 Wh-疑問句：此結構（How + can + 主詞 + 動詞）是提供服務或詢問他人需求的標準禮貌方式。
How can we improve our service?
我們該如何改進我們的服務？
EN： In Western medical culture, doctors often start a consultation by confirming the appointment and using an open-ended question like 'How can I help you?' to allow the patient to describe their concerns in their own words.
中文： 在西方醫療文化中，醫生通常會先確認預約，並使用如「How can I help you?」之類的開放式問題開始諮詢，以便讓病人用自己的話描述擔憂。
EN： Present Perfect Tense (have + past participle): Used here to describe a state that started in the past and continues to the present moment.
中文： 現在完成式 (have + 過去分詞)：此處用於描述從過去某個時間點開始，並持續到現在的狀態或情況。
I have been a teacher for ten years.
我已經當了十年的老師。
EN： The preposition 'since': Used with a specific point in time (like Monday) to indicate when an action or state began.
中文： 介係詞 'since'：與特定的時間點（如週一）連用，表示某個動作或狀態開始的時間點。
She has lived here since 2015.
她自 2015 年起就住在這。
EN： In English-speaking medical contexts, patients are expected to be specific about when symptoms started. Using 'since' or 'for' helps doctors determine the severity and type of illness.
中文： 在英語系的醫療情境中，病患通常需要明確說明症狀開始的時間。使用 'since'（自從某時）或 'for'（持續多久）能幫助醫生判斷病情的嚴重程度與類型。
EN： The modal verb 'Can' is used here to make a polite request. It is followed by the base form of the main verb 'describe'.
中文： 助動詞 'Can' 在此處用於提出禮貌的請求。其後接主要動詞 'describe' 的原形。
Can you explain this rule again?
你能再解釋一次這個規則嗎？
EN： The phrase 'in more detail' is an adverbial phrase used to ask for a more thorough or comprehensive explanation of something.
中文： 'in more detail' 是一個副詞短語，用於要求對某事進行更徹底或更全面的解釋。
We need to discuss the plan in more detail.
我們需要更詳細地討論這個計劃。
EN： In Western medical contexts, doctors often use open-ended questions or phrases like 'in more detail' to encourage patients to provide a full picture of their health, rather than just answering 'yes' or 'no'.
中文： 在西方醫療情境中，醫生經常使用開放式問題或像 'in more detail' 這樣的短語，以鼓勵患者提供完整的健康狀況描述，而不僅僅是回答「是」或「否」。
EN： Linking Verbs (Sensory Verbs): Verbs like 'feel', 'look', or 'smell' are followed by adjectives (not adverbs) to describe the subject's state or quality.
中文： 連繫動詞（感官動詞）：像 'feel'、'look' 或 'smell' 這類動詞後面接形容詞（而非副詞），用來描述主詞的狀態或特徵。
The soup smells delicious.
這湯聞起來很香。
EN： Adverbial Clause of Time: The word 'when' introduces a subordinate clause that indicates the specific time or condition under which the main action (hurting) occurs.
中文： 時間副詞子句：單字 'when' 引導一個從屬子句，用來表示主要動作（疼痛）發生的具體時間或條件。
I listen to music when I exercise.
我運動時會聽音樂。
EN： In English-speaking medical contexts, patients are encouraged to be very specific about their symptoms. Using descriptive adjectives like 'dry', 'scratchy', or 'sharp' helps doctors make a more accurate diagnosis.
中文： 在英語醫療情境中，鼓勵病人具體描述症狀。使用如 'dry' (乾燥)、'scratchy' (發癢/粗糙) 或 'sharp' (刺痛) 等形容詞有助於醫生做出更準確的診斷。
EN： Present Perfect Tense (Have + past participle): Used here to ask about an experience or condition that started in the past and continues to be relevant in the current time frame ('this week').
中文： 現在完成式 (Have + 過去分詞)：此處用於詢問從過去某個時間點開始，到目前這段時間（這週）內是否曾發生過某種經驗或狀況。
Have you seen any improvement since you started the medication?
自從你開始服藥後，有看到任何改善嗎？
EN： The use of 'any' in questions: 'Any' is typically used in interrogative sentences to ask about the existence of something, regardless of the quantity.
中文： 在疑問句中使用 'any'：'Any' 通常用於疑問句中，用來詢問某事是否存在，而不強調具體數量。
Do you have any allergies to medicine?
你對任何藥物過敏嗎？
EN： In Western medical consultations, doctors often ask open-ended questions or list specific symptoms to help patients accurately describe their condition. 'Body aches' is a common term used to describe the general muscle pain associated with the flu or infections.
中文： 在西方醫療諮詢中，醫生經常會列舉具體症狀來引導病人準確描述病情。'Body aches' 是描述感冒或感染引起的全身肌肉痠痛的常用術語。
EN： The Past Simple tense is used to describe completed actions in the past. In this sentence, 'had' and 'went' are irregular past forms of 'have' and 'go'.
中文： 過去簡單式 (Past Simple) 用於描述過去已完成的動作。在此句子中，「had」和「went」分別是「have」和「go」的不規則過去式動詞。
I had a cold last week, but I feel better now.
我上週感冒了，但現在感覺好多了。
EN： The phrasal verb 'go away' is commonly used to describe symptoms or illnesses disappearing or ceasing to exist.
中文： 片語動詞「go away」常用於描述症狀或疾病消失、痊癒或停止。
The pain went away after I took the medicine.
吃藥後疼痛就消失了。
EN： In Western medical contexts, patients are expected to be specific about when symptoms started and ended to help doctors diagnose correctly. Using 'went away' is a natural, informal way to say a symptom resolved.
中文： 在西方醫療情境中，病患通常需要具體說明症狀開始與結束的時間，以協助醫生準確診斷。使用「went away」是一種自然且口語化的方式來表達症狀已消失或痊癒。
EN： Causative Verb 'Let': Used to mean 'allow' or 'permit'. It is followed by an object and then the base form of a verb (infinitive without 'to').
中文： 使役動詞 'Let'：用於表示「讓」或「允許」。後接受詞，再接原形動詞（不加 to 的不定詞）。
Let me help you with those heavy bags.
讓我幫你提那些沉重的袋子。
EN： Parallel Structure: When using 'and' to connect actions, the verbs should be in the same form. Here, 'check' and 'take' are both base verbs following 'let me'.
中文： 平行結構：當使用 'and' 連接動作時，動詞形式應保持一致。在此句中，'check' 和 'take' 都是接在 'let me' 之後的原形動詞。
I need to wash the dishes and clean the kitchen.
我需要洗碗並清理廚房。
EN： In Western medical contexts, doctors often explain what they are about to do before touching a patient to ensure comfort and consent. Phrases like 'Let me...' or 'I'm going to...' are standard professional etiquette.
中文： 在西方醫療情境中，醫生在觸碰病人之前通常會先說明即將進行的動作，以確保病人的舒適感與同意。使用 'Let me...' 或 'I'm going to...' 是標準的專業禮儀。
EN： The modal verb 'should' is used to ask for advice, instructions, or suggestions. In questions, the word order is 'Should + Subject + Base Verb'.
中文： 助動詞 'should' 用於徵求建議、指令或提議。在疑問句中，句型結構為「Should + 主詞 + 原形動詞」。
Should I take this medicine before meals?
我應該在飯前吃這藥嗎？
EN： The word 'wide' functions as an adverb here, modifying the verb 'open' to describe the extent or manner of the action.
中文： 單字 'wide' 在此處作為副詞使用，修飾動詞 'open'，用來描述動作的程度或方式（張開的程度）。
Please open the window wide to let in some fresh air.
請把窗戶開大一點，讓新鮮空氣進來。
EN： In English-speaking medical contexts, it is common to address a physician as 'Doctor' or 'Dr. [Last Name]' as a sign of respect. Using 'Of course' shows a cooperative patient-doctor relationship.
中文： 在英語系的醫療環境中，通常會稱呼醫師為 'Doctor' 或 'Dr. [姓氏]' 以示尊重。使用 'Of course' 則展現了良好的醫病配合關係。
EN： Linking Verbs (Sense Verbs): The verb 'look' is used as a linking verb to describe the subject's appearance. It is followed by adjectives (red and swollen) rather than adverbs.
中文： 連綴動詞（感官動詞）：動詞「look」在此作為連綴動詞，用來描述主詞的外觀。其後接形容詞（red 和 swollen）而非副詞。
The cake looks delicious.
這蛋糕看起來很好吃。
EN： Imperative Mood: 'Say' is used in the base form to give a command or instruction. In a medical context, it is a polite request for the patient to perform an action.
中文： 祈使句：使用動詞原形「Say」來發出命令或指示。在醫療情境中，這是請病人配合動作的禮貌請求。
Open your eyes, please.
請張開你的眼睛。
EN： In English-speaking medical culture, 'Say aah' is a standard instruction used by doctors to flatten the tongue so they can clearly see the back of the throat and tonsils.
中文： 在英語系的醫療文化中，「Say aah」是醫生檢查喉嚨時的標準指令，目的是讓舌頭平放，以便清楚觀察喉嚨後方和扁桃腺。
EN： Non-restrictive Relative Clause: The word 'which' is used after a comma to provide extra information about the entire preceding clause or a specific noun. It does not limit the meaning but adds a descriptive detail.
中文： 非限定用法關係子句：在逗號後使用 'which' 來對前面的整個子句或特定名詞提供額外的補充說明。這不會限制先行詞的範圍，而是增加描述性細節。
It rained all day, which was a shame.
雨下了一整天，這真令人遺憾。
EN： Subject-Complement Structure: The verb 'is' acts as a linking verb, connecting the subject 'Your temperature' to its complement '37.8 degrees' to describe a state or identity.
中文： 主詞補語結構：動詞 'is' 作為連綴動詞，將主詞 'Your temperature' 與其補語 '37.8 degrees' 連接起來，用以描述狀態或身份。
The water is cold.
這水很冰。
EN： In many English-speaking countries, body temperature is often measured in Celsius in medical contexts, but Fahrenheit is still common in daily life in the United States. 37.8°C (100.04°F) is generally considered the threshold for a 'low-grade' or 'slight' fever.
中文： 在許多英語系國家的醫療情境中會使用攝氏溫度，但在美國日常生活中華氏溫度仍很常見。37.8°C (約 100.04°F) 通常被視為「低燒」或「輕微發燒」的門檻。
EN： Linking Verbs: 'Sound' is a linking verb that connects the subject to an adjective (serious) to describe the subject's state or quality.
中文： 連綴動詞：'sound'（聽起來）是一個連綴動詞，用來連接主詞與形容詞（serious），藉此描述主詞的狀態或特質。
The plan sounds great to me.
那個計畫對我來說聽起來很棒。
EN： Yes/No Questions with 'Be' verb: To ask a simple question, the 'be' verb (is) is placed before the subject (it).
中文： Be動詞的疑問句：若要詢問簡單的「是/否」問題，需將 Be 動詞（is）置於主詞（it）之前。
Is it cold outside?
外面冷嗎？
EN： In Western medical culture, patients often seek reassurance by asking if a condition is 'just a cold,' reflecting a common hope that the illness is minor and self-limiting.
中文： 在西方醫療文化中，病人常會詢問是否「只是感冒」來尋求安心，這反映出人們普遍希望病情輕微且能自行痊癒的心理。
EN： The verb 'look like' is used to express an impression or a likely situation based on visual evidence. It is followed by a noun phrase.
中文： 動詞 'look like' 用於表達基於視覺證據的印象或可能的情況。其後接名詞短語。
It looks like rain, so you should take an umbrella.
看起來快要下雨了，所以你應該帶把傘。
EN： The coordinating conjunction 'but' is used to connect two independent clauses that show contrast or an unexpected result.
中文： 對等連接詞 'but' 用於連接兩個顯示對比或意外結果的獨立子句。
The food was expensive, but it was not very good.
這食物很貴，但並不好吃。
EN： In Western medical culture, doctors often use softening language like 'not too serious' or 'a slight fever' to reassure patients and manage their anxiety during a consultation.
中文： 在西方醫療文化中，醫生經常使用如 'not too serious' (不太嚴重) 或 'a slight fever' (輕微發燒) 等緩和語氣的詞彙，以安撫病人並減輕他們在診斷過程中的焦慮感。
EN： The verb 'write' is used here as a ditransitive verb (S+V+IO+DO), meaning to provide someone with a written document. In a medical context, 'write someone a prescription' is the standard way to say a doctor is issuing medication.
中文： 動詞「write」在此作為雙賓動詞使用（主詞+動詞+間接賓語+直接賓語），意指為某人開具書面文件。在醫療情境中，「write someone a prescription」是醫生開立處方藥的標準表達方式。
The doctor wrote me a prescription for my cough.
醫生為我的咳嗽開了處方箋。
EN： The preposition 'for' is used to indicate the purpose or the specific condition the medication is intended to treat.
中文： 介系詞「for」在此用於表示目的，或說明該藥物專門用來治療的特定症狀。
I need some medicine for my stomach ache.
我需要一些治療胃痛的藥。
EN： In many Western healthcare systems, antibiotics are strictly regulated and cannot be purchased over-the-counter without a doctor's prescription. This is to prevent antibiotic resistance.
中文： 在許多西方醫療體系中，抗生素受到嚴格管制，沒有醫生的處方箋是無法在藥局自行購買的。這是為了防止抗生素抗藥性的產生。
EN： Passive Voice with Modal Verbs: When using modal verbs like 'should' in the passive voice, the structure is 'modal + be + past participle'. It focuses on the action being done to the subject (the medicine) rather than who is doing it.
中文： 情態助動詞的被動語態：當使用像 'should' 這樣的情態助動詞時，結構為「情態助動詞 + be + 過去分詞」。這強調動作施加在主體（藥物）上，而非執行動作的人。
The homework should be finished by tomorrow.
作業應該在明天前完成。
EN： Adverbial of Frequency in Questions: 'How often' is used at the beginning of a sentence to ask about the frequency of an event.
中文： 頻率副詞疑問句：「How often」用於句首，用來詢問某事發生的頻率。
How often do you go to the gym?
你多久去一次健身房？
EN： In Western medical contexts, patients are encouraged to ask clarifying questions about their treatment. Asking 'How often' or 'Are there side effects' is seen as being a responsible patient.
中文： 在西方醫療情境中，醫護人員鼓勵病人針對治療提出澄清問題。詢問「多久服用一次」或「是否有副作用」被視為負責任的表現。
EN： Passive Voice (Modal + be + Past Participle): Used when the action is more important than the person performing it. Here, 'should be taken' indicates a recommendation or requirement.
中文： 被動語態（助動詞 + be + 過去分詞）：當動作本身比執行者更重要時使用。這裡的 'should be taken' 表示一項建議或要求。
The documents should be signed by the manager.
這些文件應由經理簽署。
EN： Frequency Expressions: 'Twice a day' follows the pattern [number of times] + [a/an] + [time period] to indicate how often something happens.
中文： 頻率表達方式：'Twice a day' 遵循 [次數] + [a/an] + [時間單位] 的模式，用來表示某事發生的頻率。
I exercise three times a week.
我每週運動三次。
EN： In Western medicine, instructions like 'after breakfast and dinner' are common to ensure the medication is taken with food, which can reduce stomach irritation and help maintain a consistent level of the drug in the bloodstream.
中文： 在西醫中，「早餐和晚餐後服用」是常見的指示，旨在確保藥物隨餐服用，這可以減少對胃部的刺激，並有助於在血液中維持穩定的藥物濃度。
EN： The modal verb 'should' is used to ask for advice or recommendations. In questions, the word order is inverted: Should + Subject + Verb.
中文： 助動詞 'should' 用於徵詢建議或推薦。在疑問句中，語序需要倒裝：Should + 主詞 + 動詞。
Should I take this medicine before or after meals?
我應該在飯前還是飯後吃這藥？
EN： The adverb 'also' is used to add information. In a question with a modal verb, it typically follows the subject.
中文： 副詞 'also' 用於增加資訊。在含有助動詞的疑問句中，它通常放在主詞之後。
Can we also visit the museum tomorrow?
我們明天也可以參觀博物館嗎？
EN： In Western medical culture, patients are encouraged to ask clarifying questions and confirm self-care steps (like resting or insurance coverage) to ensure they fully understand the treatment plan.
中文： 在西方醫療文化中，鼓勵患者提出澄清性問題並確認自我護理步驟（如休息或保險給付範圍），以確保完全理解治療計畫。
EN： The verb 'recommend' is often followed by a 'that' clause. In formal English, this structure uses the subjunctive mood, meaning the base form of the verb (rest) is used regardless of the subject.
中文： 動詞「recommend」(建議) 後面經常接「that」引導的子句。在正式英文中，這類表示建議、要求或命令的子句通常使用虛擬語氣，即無論主詞為何，動詞皆使用原形 (rest)。
I recommend that he take the medicine on time.
我建議他準時服藥。
EN： The phrase 'at least' is an adverbial phrase used to indicate a minimum amount or number.
中文： 短語「at least」是一個副詞短語，用來表示「至少」，指最低限度的數量或程度。
You should drink at least eight glasses of water a day.
你每天應該喝至少八杯水。
EN： In Western medical culture, doctors often use 'recommend' or 'suggest' to provide advice, which sounds professional yet respects the patient's autonomy, rather than using forceful commands.
中文： 在西方醫療文化中，醫生通常使用「recommend」(建議) 或「suggest」(提議) 來提供醫療建議，這聽起來既專業又尊重病人的自主權，而非使用強硬的命令語氣。
EN： The phrase 'One more' is used to indicate an additional item or action beyond what has already been discussed or provided.
中文： 短語 'One more' 用於表示在已經討論或提供的內容之外，額外增加的一個項目或動作。
I have one more task to finish before I leave.
在我離開之前，我還有一個任務要完成。
EN： The preposition 'about' is used to indicate the subject or topic of a question, discussion, or thought.
中文： 介係詞 'about' 用於表示問題、討論或想法的主題或話題（關於...）。
Do you have any information about the flight schedule?
你有關於航班時刻表的任何資訊嗎？
EN： In Western medical contexts, it is common and acceptable to ask administrative questions (like insurance or billing) directly to the doctor, although they might refer you to the front desk for details.
中文： 在西方醫療情境中，直接向醫生詢問行政問題（如保險或計費）是很常見且被接受的，儘管醫生可能會建議您諮詢櫃檯人員以獲取詳細資訊。
EN： The verb 'cover' is used here in a financial context, meaning to include or pay for a specific cost. It is a transitive verb that requires a direct object.
中文： 動詞「cover」在此處用於財務語境，意指「涵蓋」或「支付」某項特定費用。這是一個及物動詞，後方需接直接受詞。
Does your travel insurance cover lost luggage?
你的旅遊保險有涵蓋行李遺失嗎？
EN： Compound Nouns: 'Prescription cost' is a compound noun where 'prescription' acts as a modifier for 'cost' to specify what kind of cost it is.
中文： 複合名詞：「Prescription cost」是一個複合名詞，其中「prescription」（處方）作為「cost」（費用）的修飾語，用來明確說明是什麼樣的費用。
The repair cost was higher than I expected.
維修費用比我預期的要高。
EN： In many English-speaking healthcare systems, patients are very concerned about insurance coverage because medical costs can be high. Doctors or administrative staff often confirm coverage to provide peace of mind.
中文： 在許多英語國家的醫療體系中，病患非常關心保險給付範圍，因為醫療費用可能很高。醫生或行政人員通常會主動確認保險涵蓋範圍，以讓病患安心。
EN： The modal verb 'should' is used to ask for advice or instructions. In questions, the word order is: Question Word + should + subject + base verb.
中文： 助動詞 'should' 用於徵詢建議或指示。在疑問句中，語序為：疑問詞 + should + 主詞 + 原型動詞。
Where should we meet for lunch?
我們午餐應該在哪裡見面？
EN： A 'follow-up' is a compound noun referring to a subsequent check-up or appointment to monitor a previous treatment or situation.
中文： ‘Follow-up’ 是一個複合名詞，指為了追蹤之前的治療或情況而進行的後續檢查或複診。
The doctor scheduled a follow-up for next month.
醫生安排了下個月的複診。
EN： In Western healthcare systems, a 'follow-up' is a standard procedure to ensure the patient is recovering as expected. It is common for patients to proactively ask about this to manage their schedule and insurance coverage.
中文： 在西方醫療體系中，「複診」(follow-up) 是確保病人按預期康復的標準程序。病人主動詢問複診時間以安排行程和確認保險給付是非常普遍的。
EN： The First Conditional (If + present simple, imperative/will) is used to talk about possible future conditions and their results. In this sentence, 'Please make an appointment' is an imperative used as the result clause.
中文： 第一類條件句（If + 現在簡單式，祈使句/will）用於討論未來可能發生的情況及其結果。在本句中，「Please make an appointment」是作為結果子句的祈使句。
If you have a fever, take this medicine.
如果你發燒了，請吃這包藥。
EN： The phrase 'make an appointment' is a common collocation used when scheduling a specific time to see a professional, such as a doctor or lawyer.
中文： 短語「make an appointment」是一個常見的詞彙搭配，用於預約專業人士（如醫生或律師）的特定時間。
I need to make an appointment with the dentist.
我需要預約看牙醫。
EN： In Western healthcare systems, patients usually need to schedule a 'follow-up' appointment if symptoms persist, rather than just walking in. The phrase 'if you are not feeling better' is a common way for doctors to provide a safety net for patients.
中文： 在西方醫療體系中，如果症狀持續，患者通常需要預約「回診」（follow-up），而不是直接前往診所。醫生常用「if you are not feeling better」這句話來為患者提供後續的醫療建議與保障。
EN： The modal verb 'will' is used here to express a promise or a firm decision to perform a future action based on the current conversation.
中文： 助動詞 'will' 在此處用於表達承諾或根據當前對話所做出的堅定決定，表示將會執行某個未來的動作。
I will call you as soon as I arrive.
我一到達就會打電話給你。
EN： The phrase 'thank you for' is followed by a noun phrase or a gerund (verb+ing) to specify the reason for gratitude.
中文： 短語 'thank you for' 後面接名詞短語或動名詞（V-ing），用來明確說明感謝的原因。
Thank you for your patience during the delay.
感謝您在延誤期間的耐心。
EN： In English-speaking medical contexts, it is standard and respectful to address a physician as 'Doctor' followed by their last name. Using 'I will do that' shows compliance and respect for the doctor's professional advice.
中文： 在英語系的醫療情境中，以 'Doctor' 加上姓氏來稱呼醫生是標準且禮貌的做法。使用 'I will do that' 展現了對醫生專業建議的配合與尊重。
重要單字附有 IPA 發音、定義、例句和互動式測驗。
在本文中： 預約；約定好的時間
在本文中： 症狀；徵兆
在本文中： 吞嚥
在本文中： 腫脹的
在本文中： 感染
在本文中： 處方箋；藥方
在本文中： 抗生素
在本文中： 建議；推薦
在本文中： 保險
在本文中： 後續追蹤；複診
片語包含類型標示、雙語定義、用法說明和例句。
To arrange a specific time to meet someone, especially a professional.
預約；掛號
A condition in which your throat is red and feels painful.
喉嚨痛
To disappear or stop existing.
消失；消退
To measure the heat of someone's body using a thermometer.
量體溫
To consult with or be examined by a healthcare professional.
看診、診察
To provide insurance for or to pay for a specific cost.
（保險）給付、承保
A formal meeting with a doctor for medical advice or treatment.
就診、看診次數
A subsequent examination or consultation to monitor the progress of a previous treatment.
回診、後續追蹤