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give emergency treatment to a patient This sentence may be used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. Level: 3 |
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搶救
coeng2 gau3 - to rescue; to save; to salvage 病人 beng6 jan4 - [n] patient; sick person |
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| This sentence was added by tym and last edited on 30th Oct 2008 19:06 | |
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