冲剂 (chōng jì) — medicinal granules or powder to be dissolved in water and taken orally
Definition
冲剂 (chōng jì) are pre-measured packets of medicinal powder or granules that you dissolve in hot water before drinking — the 'mix-and-drink' form of traditional Chinese medicine. The verb 冲 here means 'to dissolve in water', not 'to rush'.
noun
medicinal granules or powder to be dissolved in water and taken orally
Measure word · 盒
Examples
- 冲剂，。Yī shēng gěi wǒ kāi le sān hé chōng jì, měi tiān hē liǎng cì.The doctor prescribed three boxes of granules for me, and I take them twice a day.
- 冲剂，。Zhè zhǒng chōng jì yòng wēn shuǐ chōng fú, xiào guǒ hěn hǎo.This kind of medicinal granules should be mixed with warm water; the effect is very good.
- 冲剂，。Gǎn mào shí hē yì bāo chōng jì, zhèng zhuàng huì jiǎn qīng hěn duō.Having one packet of granules when you have a cold can greatly relieve the symptoms.
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