hospital
noun/ˈhɑːspɪtl/
Слово англійською: hospital
Переклад hospital українською: ліка́рня, полого́вий буди́нок, божеві́льня (психіа́трія), психіатри́чна ліка́рня
Детальний опис
- a large building where people who are ill or injured are given medical treatment and care
- to/into (the) hospital (British English) He had to go to/into hospital for treatment.
- (North American English) He had to go to/into the hospital for treatment.
- I'm going to the hospital to visit my brother.
- to be admitted to/into (the) hospital
- Arrangements have been made for his admission to (the) hospital.
- He's been taken to (the) hospital for tests.
- The injured were rushed to (the) hospital in an ambulance.
- to leave (the) hospital
- to be discharged/released from (the) hospital
- to visit a hospital
- in (the) hospital He died in hospital.
- He was treated in the hospital for burns.
- I spent four days in hospital.
- I was in the hospital for four days.
- in a hospital She works in a hospital in New York.
- out of (the) hospital She came out of the hospital this morning.
- at a hospital Doctors at the hospital decided to keep her in overnight.
- a private/local hospital
- a psychiatric/maternity hospital
- a children's hospital
- The procedure requires a two-to-three-night hospital stay.
- There is an urgent need for more hospital beds.
- hospital admissions
- hospital staff
- a hospital ward/room
- hospital treatment/care
British/American hospitalhospitalsee also community hospital, cottage hospital, teaching hospital- In British English you say to hospital or in hospital when you talk about somebody being there as a patient:
- I had to go to hospital.
- She spent two weeks in hospital
- In North American English you need to use the:
- I had to go to the hospital.
- She spent two weeks in the hospital.
Wordfinder- accident
- ambulance
- casualty
- first aid
- hospital
- injure
- paramedic
- stretcher
- victim
- witness
Wordfinder- A & E
- admit
- consultant
- doctor
- hospital
- ICU
- inpatient
- nurse
- operation
- ward
Word OriginMiddle English (originally meaning a hospice run by the Knights Hospitallers in the 11th century): via Old French from medieval Latin hospitale, neuter of Latin hospitalis ‘hospitable’, from hospes, hospit- ‘host, guest’.