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Contents ·Acute convulsion bumped slow doctor ·No. 2 ·No. 3 ·More results... Acute convulsion bumped slow doctor 　　Explanation: Serious illnesses encountered a chronic doctor. Keep up with slow action metaphor urgent needs. 　　Source: "Late Qing Cong notes · literary anecdote makes up" The Fifth It's really a case of emergency bumped slow doctor, I'm dead in bed at home, how do I get anxious, etc. How about you? " 　　Examples: This is really - and I died at home in bed, how can I get anxious, etc. How about you? ("Late Qing Literature plexus · anecdote makes up the" fifth back) No. 2 　　Emergency medical patients experiencing slow. Metaphor slow in coming. Translated by Google No. 3 　　发　音 jí jīnɡ fēnɡ zhuànɡ zhe màn lánɡ zhōnɡ 　　释　义 患急病遇到了慢性子的医生。比喻缓慢的行动赶不上紧急的需要。 　　出　处 明·凌蒙初《二刻拍案惊奇》卷三十三：“此时富家子正是：急惊风撞着了慢郎中。” 　　示　例 这真是～了，我家里死在床上，我如何等得急你呢？（《晚清文学丛钞·瞎编奇闻》第五回）