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lady with the lamp

/ˈleɪdi wɪð ðə læmp/

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/ˈleɪdi wɪð ðə læmp/C1formal
  • ruИсторическое прозвище Флоренс Найтингейл, относящееся к её практике ночных обходов для проверки раненых солдат во время Крымской войны с лампой в руках. Эта фраза символизирует сострадание, преданность делу и основание современного сестринского дела.

A historical nickname for Florence Nightingale, referring to her practice of making rounds at night to check on wounded soldiers during the Crimean War, carrying a lamp. The phrase symbolizes compassion, dedication, and the founding of modern nursing.

  1. B2formal

    A historical nickname for Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, who was known for carrying a lamp while checking on wounded soldiers at night during the Crimean War.

    ruЛеди с лампой

    • The 'Lady with the Lamp' is a symbol of compassion and dedication in nursing.
    • Florence Nightingale earned the title 'Lady with the Lamp' for her nighttime rounds.
    • The story of the Lady with the Lamp inspires many healthcare workers today.
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