What do these two sentences mean?
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1. If you don’t leave me, I will stay by your side until the end of my life. 2. An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
1. If you don’t leave me, I will stay by your side until the end of my life. If you don’t leave me, I’ll be there with you as you pass away. 2. An apple a day keeps the doctor away. One apple a day (on your phone), and even doctors won’t bother to help you.
Chinese people are truly god-like; P
As long as you stay by my side, I’ll be with you until death. I’ll chase after doctors every day, selling apples to them – it’s annoying beyond measure
A man had been pursuing a girl for many years, and one day she sent him this message: If you do not leave me, I will be by your side until the end of my life! He didn’t understand, so he asked a friend who had passed level 4 to translate it. His friend translated it as, “Either you leave me, or I will die with you.” ”So the man was heartbroken and never contacted her again. Only later, when that man passed the English Level 6 exam, did he realize that it meant “If you stay by my side through thick and thin, I will stick by you through life and death”! Reason for failure: Didn’t ask the right person! Listen to the success stories of those who have succeeded, not to the nonsense spoken by those who have failed! Please be patient and verify everything for yourself, rather than relying on hearsay! It’s better to believe in ghosts in the world than to trust the words of amateurs and failures! Everyone, stop being obsessed with iPhones, iPads, and such! It will affect learning! Do you still remember that proverb? “\"An apple a day keeps the doctor away.\" Those who play with apples every day won’t get a PhD. The original meaning of the proverb is: An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
1. If you don’t leave me, I will stay by your side until the end of my life. 2. An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
If you don’t leave, I will stay with you for life, until my death. The doctor recommends one apple a day