Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Medicine"

A: It means how many medicines they are working on, or inventing.

A: It is a very old song lyric "A spoonful of sugar goes down with the medicine" and is not a phrase anyone under about 80 years old would use.

A: No tomo mi medicina, es como la respuesta de alguien a quien le preguntan que si toma su medicina

A: It basically means "the medicine will make you feel better in a few days"

"Take the medicine" means to use it (for example, swallow pills, put on lotions, get injections)

"As right as rain" means that things will be in good condition (I think they meant "you'll feel as right as rain")

A: @Ri-na 意味は。。。

unless otherwise instructed, = if nobody tells you not to
take this medicine three times daily
after meals

"Unless otherwise" is hard to explain. It means "except when something else happens". わかりました？

A: Music is the medicine to sadness.

Please get me some medicine from the pharmacy.

I will study medicine in college.

A: 그들은 둘 다 가끔 같은 말을 한다.
차이점은 당신이 그 단어를 사용하는 방법이다.

A: Don't forget to take your medicine, otherwise you won't get better.

A: "I went to the store for medicine"

"I went to Pablo Escobar for drugs"

They are the same thing, drug is used negatively.

A: For the "( )" you could use things like:
Take - most common I think
Swallow - for pills
Drink - for liquid
Apply - for lotion
Consume
Eat
Use
Ingest
Inject

A: Medication and Medicine are the same. Both mean a drug that will try to heal you. A drug is everything that has to do with pills, smoking, or injection

A: Drug is a general term that covers both medicine and dope. Drugs can be either legally or illegally purchased.

Medicine is a drug to improve health that can be legally bought at a store or pharmacy. Some medicines must be prescribed by a doctor. Sometime people who are addicted to a
medicine and can't get their doctor to prescribe more will purchase the medicine off the street illegally.

Dope is a slang term for marijuana which is an illegal drug in most states. Some states have approved the purchase of marijuana if prescribed by a doctor.

A: Actually, "pharmaceutical" is a very advanced, rare, and academic word. In academic documents it is more common to see "pharmaceutical drugs" or "pharmaceuticals" (when it is used as a noun). "Medicine" is more common and used in both academic and casual speech.

A: - "He was feeling sick when he took medicine" is more natural~

- "When he felt sick, he took medicine" sounds more like a story~

(:

A: I should take medicine = you have medicine and need to take it

I need to have medicine = you don't have medicine right now and need to go buy it

A: “I can give you one day’s worth of medicine.”
“I can give you one day’s worth of the dosage.”

A: This medication is good for losing weight.

A: 如果你的意思是，由于你没吃药，现在你头疼的话，你可以说：

I forgot to take my medicine, now I have a headache.

I didn’t take my medicine, now I have a headache.

如果你指的是在过去的疼痛，那就是现在你头不疼，你就可以说：

I forgot to take my medicine, so I had a headache.

I didn’t take my medicine, so I had a headache.

有些人会说 suffer from 是最正确 ，不过在日常生活中，大多数说母语的人说的是：”I have”, “I had”, “I have got”, “I’ve got”.

希望我的解释对你有帮助。

A: maybe rubbing alcohol or a cleaning solution?

A: I assume you would like us to fix the sentence and if that's the case then it would be something like, 'I am on medication for overworking and chronic inflammation.'
Hopefully I was of some help, good luck! ☺️

A: It's sound fine but you can also say: "This medicine must be stored somewhere safe so children won't be able to access it." 😄

A: This medicine works or
worked for me,I bet it should work* for you too

so, is not necessary.

A: Dosage would be better.

A: "I had already taken some medicine, but it had no effect at all."
"I had already taken the medicine, but it had no effect at all."

A: It should be "Which of these two medicines should I take first?"