| 词汇 | example_english_infirm |
| 释义 | Examples of infirmThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The other functional analogue that merits greater attention is the provision of community-based, multi-care facilities for those older people who are more infirm or unwell. Then, when the elderly parents became widowed, infirm, or impoverished, they moved into the household of one of their children. They poignantly added that its only alternative is ' the destruction of the radically infirm' (1992 : 57-8). The centre asked the provinces to take back their prisoners, starting with the ill, infirm and incorrigible. Admittedly, this image of collapsing generational solidarity was publicly used to denounce poor-relief measures on behalf of the aged and infirm. An act in 1763 concerning hospitals and orphanages placed the responsibility for the poor, old, and infirm on the parishes. Then, when the older generation became widowed or infirm, they moved in with their married children. We distinguish between chronic and catastrophic infirmities based on the severity of an infirm justice's ailments in a given year. While widows and the infirm were disproportionately represented among these, some families clearly belonged to the labouring poor. Caring for the elderly mentally infirm at home : a survey of the supporters. It is likely that some of them were elderly and infirm and were unable to engage in agricultural labour. Perhaps we would want the weak and infirm first, or the children, or the healthiest adults. As an individual became increasingly infirm and needy, overseers supplied more and more support. They note that unpaid family and friends continue to be the primary source of care for the infirm elderly. Those who were old, infirm, and unwilling to work were not allowed to migrate if they had not received permission from the council. The colony did not need the old, infirm, or sickly, he warned, neither convict children nor pickpockets. Other reviews relating to mentally infirm dependent patients have shown no clear objective benefit to carers. Other companies have developed robotic systems designed especially for the infirm who are hospitalised or in need of care. On the other hand, there are several references to the youngest (or weakest) son having to remain on the farm, unmarried, to care for infirm parents. This type of organization is rare at present and there is a general belief that too high a proportion of mentally infirm people can undermine the effectiveness of relief care. He also found that more of those who were infirm did not want to stay, including more than half of the most severely incapacitated people in their sample. These welcome changes will take many years to have a significant impact, as many existing houses occupied by older people are badly maintained and unsuitable for infirm or disabled people. Next, this number was halved as a rough estimate that accounts for the young, old, infirm, and those engaged in essential domestic activities such as food preparation. Participation in market activities may have been particularly common among this group because they were elderly and infirm and unable to engage directly in agricultural labour. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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