| 词汇 | nurse |
| 释义 | nurse noun[ C ] uk /nɜːs/ us /nɝːs/ A2 (the title given to) a person whose job is to care for people who are ill or injured, especially in a hospital: （尤指医院的）护士，护理人员 He worked as a nurse in a psychiatric hospital.他在精神病院当护士。 Nurse Millard will be with you shortly.米勒德护士很快会来照顾你。 [ as form of address ]Thank you, Nurse.谢谢你，护士。 old-fashioned a woman employed to take care of a young child or children保姆 The door opened and a nurse came into the room.门开后一位护士走了进来。 The nurse bandaged my sprained ankle to keep the swelling down. Some hospitals are so shorthanded that nurses and doctors are having to work 20-hour shifts. She gave a wince as the nurse put the needle in. The nurse will take your blood pressure in a moment.护士会马上给你量血压。 Medical treatment: doctors & health workers generally acupuncturist aid worker ambulanceman ambulancewoman brain surgeon candy striper care navigator casualty officer medic medico nephrologist non-doctor nonphysician NP nurse consultant staff nurse stretcher-bearer surgeon urologist white coat You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Parenting & caring for children nurse verb[ T ] uk /nɜːs/ us /nɝːs/ nurseverb[T] (TAKE CARE OF)C2 to care for a person or an animal while they are ill: 照顾，照料（患病的人或动物） He gave up his job so that he could nurse his mother at home.他辞去了工作，这样可以在家专心照顾母亲。 They found an injured cat and carefully nursed it back to health(= until it was well again).他们发现一只受伤的猫，于是精心照料直至它恢复健康。 to take care of someone or something care forShe had to give up her job to care for her elderly mother. take care ofI just want to make enough money to take care of my family. look afterMy aunt looked after me after my parents died. nurseHe nursed me back to health. tendHe lived a quiet life, tending his garden and his hives. to spend a lot of time taking care of something as it grows or develops: 养护，培育 These young trees were carefully nursed by the head gardener.这些小树得到了主管园丁的精心培育。 The project will have to be nursed through its first few months.这个项目在头几个月里必须投入大量精力。 If you nurse an illness or injury, you rest until it gets better: 调治，调养（伤病） Robert's in bed nursing a back injury.罗伯特卧床休息，调养背部伤病。 UK to hold a small child in your arms as a way of making them feel better: 搂，抱（幼儿） She nursed the crying child on her lap.她把哭泣的孩子抱到大腿上。 Medical treatment: treating & caring for people aggressively bed blocker bed-blocking bring bring someone around clinic health navigator health tourism hold a clinicidiom keep your/an eye on something/someoneidiom logroll logrolling prep reablement referral rehospitalization rehospitalize respite care self-care tend You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Gardening - general words Passive and not working Parenting & caring for children Showing affection nurseverb[T] (FEED)When a woman nurses a baby, she feeds it with milk from her breasts.给（婴儿）哺乳;给（婴儿）喂奶 Giving food to people & animals aid station bottle-feed bottle-feeding breast milk breastfeed cat-sitting colostrum fatted fatten someone/something up fed force-feed hand-reared nourish overfed overfeed spoon tube feeding underfeed underfeeding unfed You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Parenting & caring for children nurseverb[T] (FEEL EMOTION)to have a strong feeling or an emotion for a long time: 心怀，心存 She had long nursed a passion for Japanese art.长期以来她一直对日本艺术满怀热情。 Experiencing and suffering (straight) from the horse's mouthidiom afflict affliction almost/nearly die of somethingidiom be a martyr to somethingidiom be a victim of your own successidiom bear count go through grip hands-on hit someone where they liveidiom hold onidiom horse ride seat-of-the-pants see lifeidiom stricken suffer the consequences taste nurseverb[T] (HOLD)to hold a drink for a long time without drinking it: 拿着（饮料）不喝，慢慢喝 Mark was sitting in the corner nursing an almost empty bottle of beer.马克坐在角落里，手里久久地拿着一只几乎空了的啤酒瓶。 Drinking alcohol abstinence abstinence-only after hoursidiom bar-hop barhopping drinker drinking drinking game drinking habit drinking-up time drown imbibe lash on the boozeidiom on the lashidiom on the pissidiom out of hoursidiom outdrink piss ply You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Having in your hands nurse | American Dictionarynurse noun[ C ] us/nɜrs/ nursenoun[C] (PERSON)a person trained to care for people who are ill or not able to care for themselves because of injury or old age, and who may also help doctors in treating people: The hospital has at least five nurses on duty in the pediatrics ward all the time. nurse verb us/nɜrs/ nurseverb (FEED A BABY)[ I/T ] to feed a baby from the breast, or of a baby, to drink from a woman’s breast: [ I/T ]I’m planning to nurse (the baby) for at least three months. nurseverb (LAST LONGER)[ T ] to make something continue to exist: Oklahoma was nursing a 7–3 lead over Texas with two minutes left. nurseverb (PERSON)[ T ] to care for people who are sick or cannot care for themselves because of injury or old age: After my mother’s operation, she stayed with us for a while until we nursed her back to health. [ T ] If you nurse an injury, you rest it to help it get better: Robert stayed home today, nursing a bad back. Examples of nursenurse In some situations, asthma-trained nurses may have had a more current asthma knowledge than their medical colleagues. A chapter on the assessment of dementia emphasises psychological assessment but understates the importance of psychiatric mental-state examination, nursing assessment and social work assessment. Segregation in age-specific communities (hostels and nursing homes) and in age-specific organisations is seen as anathema to such integration. Three of these homes were registered for nursing care. Several carers received support from district or agency nurses, or social services in this process. The starting point for both books is that conditions in nursing homes have to change. As primary care services expand and develop, more primary care nurses may begin supplementary prescribing for this condition. At present, supplementary prescribing for eczema is often performed by experienced dermatology nurses, supported by a dermatologist, who work in both secondary and primary care. The enrolment of the family members was carried out by the two public-health nurses. Only 1 in 4 nurses was considering immunization. Until the present, it has been rare for carers to be non-kin housemaids or paid nurses, although this may become more common among the better-off. As a consequence, some chapters lack the specificity to be of real value to nurses facing the challenges of practice in this area. Despite the title's focus on nursing older people, the text is relevant to practitioners from all disciplines working in a wide range of care settings. Help provided by home-care services, nursing homes or hospitals defined formal help. Easing the transition to nursing homes : identifying the needs of spousal caregivers at the time of institutionalisation. See all examples of nurse 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. Collocations withnursenurseThese are words often used in combination with nurse. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. experienced nurse The author suggests that experiencednurse prescribers should be able to supervise trainees. female nurse A total of six femalenurse practitioners were recruited. full-time nurse A 'session' pertains to half-a-day, with a full-timenurse working for 10 sessions a week. 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. See all collocations with nurse |
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