How to Say ‘How often is it best to check blood sugar?’ in Simplified Chinese
血糖多久测一次比较合适？
xuè táng duō jiǔ cè yī cì bǐ jiào hé shì
[xuètáng duōjiǔ cè yi tsuh bee-jyaow huh-shrr]
Phrase Breakdown
血糖多久测一次
xuè táng duō jiǔ cè yī cì
how often to check blood sugar
血糖 (xuètáng) means 'blood sugar'. 多久测一次 (duōjiǔ cè yí cì) means 'measure once every how long'.
血糖多久测一次？
How often should blood sugar be checked?
Words in this phrase
血糖
xuè táng
[xuètáng]
blood sugar
The level of glucose in the blood.
他的血糖有点高。
His blood sugar is a bit high.
多久
duō jiǔ
[duōjiǔ]
how long
Used to ask about the duration of time.
你需要多久才能到那里？
How long do you need to get there?
测
cè
[cè]
to measure; to test
To check a value with an instrument.
每天早上测血压。
Measure blood pressure every morning.
一
yī
[yi]
one
The first and smallest number in decimal numerals.
她只说了一句话。
She only said one sentence.
次
cì
[tsuh]
time; occurrence
A measure word for occurrences or times something happens.
这次是我第一次来这个公司活动。
This is my first time coming to this company event.
比较合适？
bǐ jiào hé shì
is most suitable?
比较 (bǐjiào) means 'relatively'. 合适 (héshì) means 'suitable'. This asks what is best.
几点见面比较合适？
What time is best to meet?
Words in this phrase
比较
bǐ jiào
[bee-jyaow]
relatively; comparatively
比较 means relatively or rather, used to soften or qualify a description.
这条过道比较宽。
This aisle is relatively wide.
合适
hé shì
[huh-shrr]
suitable; appropriate
Describes something that fits well, such as a job, person, time, or opportunity.
这家公司对刚毕业的人来说很合适。
This company is very suitable for recent graduates.
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