關(guān)于焦慮的英語對(duì)話閱讀
關(guān)于焦慮的英語對(duì)話閱讀
焦慮不安是指由于出現(xiàn)迫在眉睫的、懲罰的征兆而產(chǎn)生的情緒狀況。學(xué)習(xí)啦小編整理了關(guān)于焦慮的英語對(duì)話，歡迎閱讀!
關(guān)于焦慮的英語對(duì)話一
patient： Nurse， I really worry about my family. They can never be without me . They need me .
病人：護(hù)士，我真擔(dān)心家里。他們沒我不行。他們需要我。
nurse： I see. And I think they worry about you， too. They told me many times to take good care of you and not to bother you with things other than your health. They've been taking good care of everything only to make you relieved.
護(hù)士：我知道。而且我想他們也同樣為您擔(dān)心。他們多次讓我好好照顧您，叫您專心養(yǎng)病，別的事什么也不用管。 他們把一切都照顧得很好，就是讓您放心。
P： Oh， I dofeel relieved when I hear this.
病人：噢，聽您這么一說，我真放心了。
N： If you really want to help your family， do cheer up. That's the best thing you can do now.
護(hù)士：如果您果真想幫助家里的話，那就打起精神來，這樣做再好不過了。
關(guān)于焦慮的英語對(duì)話二
Erina: I have a brother so I can relate this. You know, my brother when he started to, you know, join karate team, my parents were super worried about, you know, head injuries and any kinds of injuries.
Mike: Right.
Erina: So what did your family say about that? Were they supportive?
Mike: Well, when I first got into karate, they were supportive of me mostly because karate is not so much used as a, it's not a martial art used so much for fighting but I used it for a really good experience and discipline and because I started when I was twelve, it was very strict and it taught me really good discipline and it actually, surprisingly enough, it teaches you not to use violence in conflicts and so my family really liked that aspect. The fact that it taught me discipline and it taught me about, you know, how violence is not usually the way to solve problems and it doesn't work well. So of course the aspect of getting injured and doing damage to your body was always there and I think especially my mum was always pretty worried and when I showed her videos of my fights or sparring, she would give a lot of scared reactions and commentary, ooh, ah, that looks like it hurts, are you OK? But all in all, I clearly explained to them the benefits of martial arts and how they discipline not only your body but your mind so my parents were pretty understanding with that.
Erina: Wow. I want to see your fight one day. You said that you don't box any more but I would love to watch your fight.
Mike: Well, yeah, I spar every once in a while but maybe if you get lucky.
Erina: Thank you Mike.
Mike: Yeah, no problem.
關(guān)于焦慮的英語對(duì)話三
Steven is so worried about his job that he feels very tired, He feels ill，so he goes to see thedoctor.
史蒂文太擔(dān)心工作，以至于感到非常的累。他覺得自己好像病了，于是去看醫(yī)生。
Steven: I'm very worried , doctor. I'm afraid that I'm very ill.
史蒂文：醫(yī)生，我很擔(dān)心，我覺得自己好像病得很嚴(yán)重。
Doctor: Why do you think so?
醫(yī)生：為什么這么認(rèn)為呢?
Steven: Because I feel tired all the time, even when I wake up in the morning. I find it verydifficult to do any work. I have no appetite.
史蒂文：因?yàn)槲乙恢备杏X很疲憊，即使是我早晨剛剛起床的時(shí)候。我感覺工作也很吃力，胃口也不好。
Doctor: How do you sleep?
醫(yī)生：你睡眠怎么樣?
Steven: Very badly, doctor.
史蒂文：非常不好。
Doctor: Are you worried about anything?
醫(yī)生：你是不是總是擔(dān)心什么事?
Steven: Well, yes, I am. I'm worried about my work. I've just taken a new job. I earn a lot ofmoney but it's difficult work. I'm always afraid of making a mistake.
史蒂文：喔，是的，我很擔(dān)心我的工作。我剛找了個(gè)新工作，可以賺很多錢，但是工作太難了，我總是擔(dān)心會(huì)出錯(cuò)。
Doctor: Well, there's nothing much wrong with you. You're under too much pressure.
醫(yī)生：喔，你沒什么病，你只是工作壓力太大而已。
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