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To take medicine means to put it into your mouth and swallow.
(Be careful: Although in Japanese we say 薬を飲む, in English we usually do NOT say "DRINK medicine".)
薬を飲むと言いたいとき、takeという動詞を使います。
注意： 日本語では薬を「飲む」と言いますが、英語では普通、DRINK medicineとは言いません。
| 1. | a: | I've got a terrible headache! | | b: | Why don't you take some aspirin and go to bed? | | | | | 2. | Take this medicine three times a day with meals. | | | | | 3. | You shouldn't take cold medicine if you're going to drive later. |
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