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HSK Sample Chinese Test: See a Doctor

Aug. 25, 2010

Threshold 入门级 (rù mén jí)

HSK  Sample Test Question:

A：我今天头疼，很不舒服。

B：那我陪你去___。

A. 看病

B. 生病

C. 疼痛

D. 生气


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Bharat said on Sep. 12, 2016

To catch(or have) cold =得感冒。

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jennifer.zhu said on Sep. 13, 2016

Yes! “得 (dé)” means “have/catch,” and “感冒 (gǎnmào)” means “cold.”

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Vivian said on Sep. 13, 2010

It is “发烧”. This word is always on the HSK.

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Sam said on Sep. 12, 2010

I always get a fever when I catch a cold. How do I say “to have a fever” in Chinese?

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James said on Sep. 10, 2010

You should say “感冒”. I learned that while studying for the HSK.

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Phia said on Sep. 7, 2010

How do you say “to catch a cold” in Chinese?

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