nurse

• 指接受过护理训练、照料病人或体弱者的人，尤指在医院或医疗机构中工作的护士。

A noun referring to a person trained to care for the sick or infirm, especially in a hospital or healthcare setting.

1. Healthcare professionalA1formalmedical

   A person trained to care for the sick or infirm, especially in a hospital.

   护士

   • The nurse checked my temperature and blood pressure.
   • She has worked as a nurse for over ten years.
   • Nurses play a vital role in patient recovery.

   同义词attendantcaregiversister

2. Childcare providerA2formalbritish

   A person employed to take care of a young child or children.

   保姆

   • They hired a nurse to look after their baby.
   • The nurse put the children to bed at eight o'clock.
   • A good nurse is patient and kind with toddlers.

   同义词au pairbabysittercaretakergovernessnannynursemaid

• 动词，指照顾病人或伤者，也指用母乳喂养婴儿。

A verb used to indicate the act of caring for someone who is ill or injured, or to feed a baby with milk from the breast.

1. Care for the sickB1formalmedical

   To provide medical care and attention to someone who is ill or injured.

   护理

   • She nursed her grandmother back to health after the surgery.
   • The doctors and nurses nursed the patient through the night.
   • He spent weeks nursing his injured leg.

   同义词attendcare forlook aftertendtreat

2. BreastfeedB1formal

   To feed a baby with milk from the breast.

   母乳喂养

   • The mother nursed her newborn baby every few hours.
   • She decided to nurse her child for the first six months.
   • Many women choose to nurse their babies in private.

   同义词breastfeedsucklewet nurse

3. Hold or handle carefullyB2informal

   To hold or treat something gently and carefully, often to protect it.

   小心呵护

   • He nursed his injured hand while waiting for the doctor.
   • She nursed the fragile vase as she carried it across the room.
   • The mechanic nursed the old engine back to working condition.

   同义词cherishcradle

   反义词abusemishandlemistreatneglectrough