Prendo il tablet per l'acqua per il mio corpo.
English translation: I take a tablet to get rid of the water in my body
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| 4 | take a tablet to rid my body of water |
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| 4 | I take water tablets |
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| 1 +1 | per l'acqua? |
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1 hr confidence: 
peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1per l'acqua? Explanation: I can't understand if she takes the tablet to urinate ("per l'acqua per il mio corpo" would stand for "to urinate") or if all this is a mistake of transcription and she really means that she takes "the tablet with some water for my body" (or "for my body I take the tablet with some water") I'm not sure if any of these sentences is sensible ;) |
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3 hrs confidence:
take a tablet to rid my body of water Explanation: or take a diuretic is more understandable for a medical audience |
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10 hrs confidence:
I take water tablets Explanation: That's what they're called (in the UK at least) by the layman |
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