| 释义 |
- n.护士；保姆
- v.培养；看护；喂奶；吃奶
- 网络保育员；护理；护理人员
第三人称单数：nurses 现在分词：nursing 过去式：nursed v. care for,look after,take care of,tend,foster 1. | 护士a person whose job is to take care of sick or injured people, usually in a hospital |
| a qualified/registered nurse 合格的╱注册护士 | | | | | | a dental nurse(= one who helps a dentist) 牙科护士 | | a psychiatric nurse(= one who works in a hospital for people with mental illnesses) 精神病医院的护士 | | | | Nurse, come quickly! 护士，快过来！ |
2. | （旧时雇主家中的）女保育员，保姆，女仆(in the past) a woman or girl whose job was to take care of babies or small children in their own homes |
1. | [t] ~ sb 看护，照料（病人或伤者）to care for sb who is ill/sick or injured |
| He worked in a hospital for ten years nursing cancer patients. 他在一所医院里工作了十年，护理癌症病人。 | | She nursed her daughter back to health . 她照料女儿恢复了健康。 |
2. | [t] ~ sth 调治，调养（伤病）to take care of an injury or illness |
| Several weeks after the match, he was still nursing a shoulder injury. 比赛过去几个星期了，他仍在疗养肩伤。 | | You'd better go to bed and nurse that cold. 你最好上床睡觉，把感冒治好。 | | She was nursing her hurt pride. 她的自尊受挫，正在慢慢恢复。 |
3. | [t] ~ sth 怀抱；怀有；心藏to have a strong feeling or idea in your mind for a long time |
| to nurse an ambition/a grievance/a grudge 心怀壮志╱不满╱怨恨 | | She had been nursing a secret desire to see him again. 她一直暗暗渴望再次见到他。 |
4. | [t] ~ sth 培育；培养；悉心照料to give special care or attention to sb/sth |
| to nurse tender young plants 悉心照料嫩苗 |
5. | [t] ~ sb/sth 搂抱；小心抱着to hold sb/sth carefully in your arms or close to your body |
| He sat nursing his cup of coffee. 他坐在那里小心翼翼地捧着他那杯咖啡。 |
6. | [i][t] 喂奶；哺育to feed a baby with milk from the breast |
| | | The lioness is still nursing her cubs. 这只母狮还在给它的幼崽喂奶。 |
7. | [i] 吃奶；吸奶to suck milk from its mother's breast |
n. | 7. 【植物;植物学】保护树;【虫类】保护虫,保育虫;【动物;动物学】世代交替的无性期的个体 7. 【植物;植物学】保护树;【虫类】保护虫,保育虫;【动物;动物学】世代交替的无性期的个体 | v. | 5. 小心管理;爱惜,小心使用;养;培养;养成,助成 5. 小心管理;爱惜,小心使用;养;培养;养成,助成 |
n. | 1. somebody trained to look after sick or injured people, especially somebody who works in a hospital or clinic, administering the care and treatment that a doctor prescribes 2. an insect that looks after the young or the larvae in a colony of social insects such as ants or bees 3. somebody professionally qualified to look after young children in a nursery, nursery school, or crèche 4. someone who is trained to take care of sick or injured people, usually in a hospital 5. a woman whose job is to look after a young child 1. somebody trained to look after sick or injured people, especially somebody who works in a hospital or clinic, administering the care and treatment that a doctor prescribes 2. an insect that looks after the young or the larvae in a colony of social insects such as ants or bees 3. somebody professionally qualified to look after young children in a nursery, nursery school, or crèche 4. someone who is trained to take care of sick or injured people, usually in a hospital 5. a woman whose job is to look after a young child | v. | 1. to take care of somebody who is sick or injured 2. to do the work of a nurse, especially professionally in a hospital 3. to treat a health problem or a part of the body affected by sickness or injury in order to effect a recovery 4. to keep a feeling in the mind for a long time, often indulging in it and allowing it to grow or deepen 5. to manage, guide, or supervise somebody or something with care and devotion 6. to consume something, especially a drink, very slowly in order to make it last 7. to hold something precious with love or care 8. to breast-feed a baby, or be breast-fed 9. to hold somebody, especially a child, affectionately or protectively in your arms, or hold a part of somebody's body in this way 10. to help yourself get better after an illness or injury, for example by resting or getting medical treatment 1. to take care of somebody who is sick or injured 2. to do the work of a nurse, especially professionally in a hospital 3. to treat a health problem or a part of the body affected by sickness or injury in order to effect a recovery 4. to keep a feeling in the mind for a long time, often indulging in it and allowing it to grow or deepen 5. to manage, guide, or supervise somebody or something with care and devotion 6. to consume something, especially a drink, very slowly in order to make it last 7. to hold something precious with love or care 8. to breast-feed a baby, or be breast-fed 9. to hold somebody, especially a child, affectionately or protectively in your arms, or hold a part of somebody's body in this way 10. to help yourself get better after an illness or injury, for example by resting or getting medical treatment |
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