良薬口に苦し。の英語

Good medicine is bitter.

To recklessly give medicine.

The medicine tastes bitter.

Good medicine tastes bitter, good advice is hard to listen to.

I can't endure the medicine's bitterness.

The medicine decreased his pain.

I rinsed my mouth (out) with the mouthwash.

I collapsed from the side effects of the medicine.

The medicine gave instant relief.

The medicine cured him of his illness.

This medicine makes me feel bad.

There are many medicines.

I have bad breath.

Take your medicine.

I forgot to drink that medicine.

My throat hurts.

My throat hurts.

I have a sore throat.

an infallible remedy

I have trouble taking powdered medicine.

I have trouble taking medicine powders.

I have a little medicine.

The bribe has its effect.

I'm mixing chemicals now.

The medicine took effect.

That medicine worked.

I will prepare that medicine.

It will be a good lesson to him.

I'm suffering from a blocked nose.

My throat is getting sore.

Good medicine is bitter to the mouth.

“Good medicine tastes bitter to the mouth.”【イディオム・格言的】

A good medicine tastes bitter.

“Good medicine is bitter to the mouth.”【イディオム・格言的】

medicine that is good for the mouth

a medicine used for a disease of the mouth, called {stomatic medicine}

a purgatory of drug abuse

He is consumptive.

Medicine works on―acts on―operates on―the affected part.

Don't take the medicine immediately.

My bowels are out of order.

to take the wrong medicine （by mistake）

to drop the eye-water into the eye

I can not get over my cough.

I have taken the wrong medicine.

to take to physic

to infuse Chinese medicine

He has a disordered stomach.

disable by drugging

an addiction to the use of narcotics

Medicine works on the affected part.

lacking the sense of smell

cut off the flow of drugs

abuse drugs

Cod-liver oil leaves a bad after-taste in the mouth.

a medicine that lessens or eliminates pain, called a pain reliever

a potion that arouses feelings of love

a medicine used to cure colds

a choky collar

to have a burning sensation in the throat when taking medicine