from the epitaph of Dr. Trudeau in the United States,

translated into English: to cure some times, to relieve oft, to comfort always.

The famous words of Dr. Edward Livingston Trudeau are engraved on the shore of Saranac Lake in the northeast of new york, USA: "To cure some times, to relieve oft, to comfort always" is translated into Chinese, that is, "Sometimes it is a cure; Often help; Always to comfort.

lexical analysis:

cure: cure (a patient or an animal); Cure (a disease); Solve (a problem)

Pronunciation: English [kj? (r)] beauty [kj? r]?

third person singular: cures? Complex number: cures? Now participle: curing? Past tense: cured? Past participle: cured

usage: cure sb (of sth)? To cure (a patient or an animal)?

example: Will you be able to cure him, Doctor?

Doctor, can you cure him?

Sometimes: sometimes; Occasionally

pronunciation: English [? s? mta? Mz] beauty [? s? mta? mz]?

example: During? the? summer,? my? skin? sometimes? gets? Greasy.

My skin sometimes gets oily in summer.

relief: relieve, alleviate (unhappiness or pain); Reduce (the severity of the problem); Ease; Relieve; Adjust; Make it interesting

Pronunciation: English [r? li? V] beauty [r? li? v]?

third person singular: relieves? Now participle: relieving? Past tense: relieved? Past participle: relieved

Example: Drugs? can? relieve? much? of? the? Paine.

Translation: Drugs can greatly relieve pain.

Often; Often; Often; Most

pronunciations: English [? Fn] beauty [fn]? Synonym: many times

comparative: more than

most than is usually used before verbs, but if there are words such as less and more in front of them, or if the clause is negative, it can be placed after verbs.

They often spend Christmas in Prescott Hill.

comfort: comfortable; Ease; Comfort; Comfort; Comfort; Relieved; Comfort person (or thing)

Pronunciation: English [? k? mf? T] beauty [? k? mf? rt]?

the third person singular: comfort plural: comfort?

past tense: comfort past participle: comfort

Example: This? will? enable? the? audience? to? sit? in? comfort? while? watching? the? shows?

This can make the audience sit comfortably and watch the performance.

lways: always; Every time; Always; Consistent; (Will) Forever

Pronunciation: English [lwe? Z] beauty [lwe? z]?

phrase: at all times; On every occasion is always; Every time?

usage: as always? As usual; As expected?

As always, Polly was late for school.

Polly was late for school as usual.

extended materials:

to cure some times; to relieve often； To comfort always.-Trudeau

Sometimes to heal, often to help, always to comfort. Trudeau, an American doctor, famously told three realms of being a doctor, which is the motto of many medical workers. But we know very little about Trudeau himself. Today, I checked some English materials and found that many articles on Baidu introducing Dr. Trudeau are different from the facts.

For example, the article "The Doctor's Epitaph" in Changjiang Daily wrote: In 1837, Trudeau, who was suffering from tuberculosis, went to Saranak Lake alone to wait for his death. In fact, Trudeau was not born in 1837. Moreover, he was not as miserable as described in the article. He took the doctor's advice and went there to recuperate. He himself had a wife who loved him very much and shared weal and woe.

According to Wikipedia, Trudeau was born into a medical family in new york, USA in 1848. At the age of 2, he entered the medical school of Columbia University and completed his studies in 1871. In June of the same year, Trudeau married his girlfriend Lottie and settled in Long Island, new york, and started his medical career. In his later years, Trudeau once described his wife affectionately in his autobiography, thanking her for her close life through thick and thin.