Can anyone help me translate the following phrase words

This is basically a phrase in the first volume of English in the third year of junior high school, and there is a book on it, and you can read it yourself.

Look them up in a dictionary

Make a deep impression on the teacher; impress the teacher with sth

I sleep with the light on

Fall asleep; fall asleep

Principal: Headteacher

Get one's ears pierced

Realize achieve one's dream or make one's dream come true

That would be a good way to keep both teachers and students happy

I'm in junior high school, and some of them may not be quite right, but I can't help it.

There used to be a professor of medicine who was very demanding of his students. Whenever he puts a chair in the examination board (serves as the chairman of the examination committee), the student will be in fear because he is rarely satisfied with the answers they have given. The student will be lucky if he or she can get a good mark from him.

At the end of the semester, students will take their medical exams. The current students walk into the exam room and sit on the committee. The student was a little nervous (nervous) when he knew it wouldn't pass the exam easily.

The professor began to ask. The student was asked to describe a particular disease, and his description turned out to be (and turned out to be) good. Then the professor asks ** (pharmacy) sick, and the student, too, answers the same right.

At the same time, the committee carefully discussed the answers of the students too. Suddenly, the student notices that something is wrong with his final answer. "Too many full spoons," he thought to himself.

He anxiously opened the door to the room and shouted, "Mr. Professor, I made a mistake!" A full spoon is too much for the patient. He could only take five drops.

I'm sorry, sir," the professor said coldly, "but it was too late. Your patient is dead. ”

I'm going to it, I'm tired I hope you can adopt it.

There is a medical professor who is very strict with his students. Whenever he serves as the chairman of the examination committee, the students are scared because he is rarely satisfied with the answers they give. If he can give a certain student a good grade, he or she is already lucky.

At the end of the semester, medical students have to take exams again. A student walked into the exam room and sat down in front of the exam board. The student was a little nervous because he knew the exam was not going to be easy at all.

Very good. The professor said, "How many medicines do you prescribe to patients?" ”

Now you can go out and wait to see your score. The professor said. At the same time, the committee carefully discussed the students' answers.

Suddenly, the student noticed that there was something wrong with his final answer. "A full scoop is too much," he thought to himself. He anxiously opened the door of the examination room and shouted, "Mr. Professor, I made a mistake!"

A full scoop was too much for that patient, and he used five drops. ”

I'm sorry, sir," the professor said coldly, "but it was too late. Your patient is dead. ”