I hate this, I hate it so much. I can't look at the injection.

我讨厌打。非常讨厌。我看不了打。

In the end, it would be like getting a shot.

最终，它就像打。

I need to inject him right now!

我必须马上给他打！

Well, there's no way I'm gonna get a shot.

你说什么都别想叫我打。

Yet not a lot of people are getting the extra shots.

然而没有太多人准备再打。

No, it's time to take my shot.

不 我现在该打了。

Do you still need your shot?

你还要打吗？

Now, I'll just use this swab to sterilize it, then give you the injection.

现在我要用酒精棉球给你擦一擦皮肤, 然后再给你打.

They give shots quickly, so it won't hurt as much.

他们打打，所以不会那么痛。

They gave me something last night to make me sleep.

昨晚他们给我打，帮助我入睡。

Why does the FDA think we need this new one?

FDA 因何认为我们要再打呢？

" I give very good shots, I might add, good jabs, " she told the AP.

" 我打打好。"

Can you give me a shot that won't hurt?

你能让我打时不感觉痛吗？

Do I get a shot when I get the medical examination?

我做健康检查时，要打吗？

Can you remind us how this one fits in?

你能提醒我们一下打的时间安排吗?

They are also much more appealing for those of us who are needle-phobic.

对于我们这些害怕打的人来说，它们也会更有吸引力。

LIKE patients shrinking from needles, many doctors fear politicians pushing market-oriented health policies.

正如病人害怕打一样，许多医生害怕政客推进以市场为导向的健康政策。

No, under these circumstances it has to be an injection, and it has to be now.

在这种情况之下，打是避免不了的，而且要马上打。

A new invention could help-for those who are needle-shy, how about taking a pill instead?

一项新发明可能会帮助那些怕打头的人。换成服用药片怎么样？

But getting told the shot might hurt a bit could actually make it worse.

但是，被告知打时或许“有点儿疼”可能会让情况变更糟。