[N-VAR 可变名词]医院 A hospital is a place where people who are ill are looked after by nurses and doctors.
...a children's hospital with 120 beds...
拥有120张病床的儿童医院
A couple of weeks later my mother went into hospital...
几周后我母亲住进了医院。
He may be able to leave hospital early next week.
他下周初也许就可以出院了。
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hos·pital★/ˈhɒspɪtl; NAmEˈhɑːspɪtl/nouna large building where people who are ill/sick or injured are given medical treatment and care 医院：◆( BrE) He had to go to hospitalfor treatment. 他得到医院接受治疗。◆( NAmE) He had to go to the hospitalfor treatment. 他得到医院接受治疗。◆to be admitted to (the) hospital被接受入院◆to be discharged from (the) hospital获准出院◆The injured were rushed to (the) hospitalin an ambulance. 救护车把伤员火速送往医院。◆He died in (the) hospital.他在医院里去世。◆I'm going to the hospital to visit my brother.我要去医院探望我弟弟。◆a psychiatric/mental hospital精神病院◆hospital doctors/nurses/staff医院医生╱护士╱职工◆There is an urgent need for more hospital beds.医院床位急需增加。☞see also
cottage hospital
BRITISH/AMERICAN 英式/美式英语hospital■In BrEyou say to hospitalor in hospitalwhen you talk about somebody being there as a patient 在英式英语中，去医院看病或住院诊治用 to hospital 或 in hospital：◆I had to go to hospital.我得去医院看病。◆She spent two weeks in hospital.她住院两周。.■In NAmEyou need to use the.美式英语要用定冠词 the：◆I had to go to the hospital.我得去医院看病。◆She spent two weeks in the hospital.她住院两周。hospitalhospitalshos·pital/ˈhɒspɪtl; NAmEˈhɑːspɪtl/
a large building where sick or injured people receive medical treatment: They are building a new hospital.in hospital British English She visited him in hospital.in the hospital American English Two people are in the hospital with serious burns.COLLOCATIONSverbsgo to hospital British English, go to the hospital American English· The pain got worse and she had to go to the hospital.be taken/rushed/airlifted to hospital British English, be taken/rushed/airlifted to the hospital American English· Three people were taken to hospital after a crash on the motorway.be admitted to hospital British English, be admitted to the hospital American English· He was admitted to hospital suffering from chest pain.leave/come out of hospital British English, leave/come out of the hospital American English· Her mother never left the hospital.be discharged/released from hospital British English, be discharged/released from the hospital American English (=be allowed to leave a hospital because you are better)· It was several weeks before he was released from hospital.ADJECTIVES/NOUN + hospitala psychiatric hospital (also a mental hospital old-fashioned) (=for people with mental illnesses)· He was admitted to a secure psychiatric hospital.a children’s hospital· an important children’s hospitala maternity hospital British English (=for women having babies)· Many maternity hospitals have been forced to close.hospital + NOUNhospital treatment/care· What do older people think of hospital care?a hospital stay (=the period someone spends in hospital)· New surgical techniques mean a hospital stay of less than 48 hours.a hospital bed· There is a shortage of hospital beds.a hospital ward/room· nurses working on hospital wardsTHESAURUShospital a large building where sick or injured people receive medical treatment: · He was taken by ambulance to the local hospital.· the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford· a mental hospitalmedical center American English a large hospital, which often has many different departments, including areas for research: · a discovery by doctors at the New England Medical Centerclinic a place, often in a hospital, where medical treatment and advice is given to people who do not need to stay in a hospital: · a family-planning clinic (=which gives people help and advice about birth control)· a special clinic for people with drug and alcohol problemshospice a special hospital for people who are dying: · They are hoping to raise funds to build a hospice for sick and dying children.nursing home/old people's home (also home) a place where people who are old and ill can live and be looked after, by nurses: · She doesn't want to end up in a nursing home.sanatorium a place where people recovering after a long illness were sent in the past, so that they could rest and receive special care: · He was sent to a sanatorium in the Swiss Alps.parts of a hospitalA&E/casualty British English, emergency room/ER American English the part of a hospital where people who are injured or who need urgent treatment are brought: · A&E waiting times have gone down.· A 33-year-old man was brought to the emergency room in a coma.operating theatre British English, operating room American English a room in a hospital where operations are done: · Mrs Barnett was in the operating theatre for 11 hours while the transplant was carried out.intensive care the part of a hospital where people who are very seriously ill or badly injured are cared for: · Mr Dye is in intensive care with head injuries.unit part of a hospital where a particular kind of treatment is carried out: · the burns unit· the fertility unitward a large room in a hospital where people who need medical treatment stay: · the women's ward· She works as a nurse on a busy hospital ward.
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