dǎ zhēn
faire/recevoir une injection
我需要去医院打针。
wǒ xūyào qù yīyuàn dǎ zhēn.
I need to go to the hospital for an injection.
医生给我打了一针止痛药。
yīshēng gěi wǒ dǎle yī zhēn zhǐtòngyào.
The doctor gave me a painkiller injection.
打针有点疼，但我能忍受。
dǎ zhēn yǒudiǎn téng, dàn wǒ néng rěnshòu.
The injection hurt a little, but I can bear it.
注射 (zhù shè)
injection
打预防针 (dǎ yù fáng zhēn)
vaccination
吃药 (chī yào)
take medicine
敷药 (fū yào)
apply medicine
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The Chinese word 打针 (dǎ zhēn) literally means "to hit a needle". It is a compound word consisting of two characters: 打 (dǎ), which means "to hit" or "to strike", and 针 (zhēn), which means "needle". The term 打针 is used in Chinese to refer to the act of giving an injection or administering a vaccine. It is a common medical procedure that involves using a needle to deliver medication or other substances into the body. The word 打针 is widely used in both spoken and written Chinese, and it is an important term to know for anyone studying Chinese or seeking medical care in China.
