Definition of house call in English:

house call

noun

A visit made to a patient or client in their own home by a doctor or other professional.
if your cat really can't handle the trip, many vets make house calls
Example sentencesExamples
- He's willing to see patients after normal business hours, and he even makes the occasional house call for those who can't get in to see him.
- Lang, who's been in the business for 30 years, only does house calls now.
- A house call to one of my long-term patients had me in the area for the third consecutive day.
- When the women thanked him repeatedly for making the house call, JP felt that he had done very little.
- Even if they won't do a house call, they might be able to give you something to sedate her with before the trip to the office.
- Liz is a veterinarian adept at animal acupuncture, and she does house calls in the West Hollywood and Pasadena areas.
- A friend of one of my patients recently requested a house call.
- He makes house calls across central Iowa and eastern Nebraska on days, evenings and weekends at his clients ' convenience.
- As someone who regularly makes house calls to fix up people's slow computers I thought this was a reasonable article.
- People think that doctors who make house calls went the way of the horse-drawn carriage.

Definition of house call in US English:

house call

noun

A visit made to a patient or client in their own home by a doctor or other professional.
some barbers and hairdressers can make house calls
Example sentencesExamples
- He makes house calls across central Iowa and eastern Nebraska on days, evenings and weekends at his clients ' convenience.
- A house call to one of my long-term patients had me in the area for the third consecutive day.
- Lang, who's been in the business for 30 years, only does house calls now.
- A friend of one of my patients recently requested a house call.
- People think that doctors who make house calls went the way of the horse-drawn carriage.
- He's willing to see patients after normal business hours, and he even makes the occasional house call for those who can't get in to see him.
- Liz is a veterinarian adept at animal acupuncture, and she does house calls in the West Hollywood and Pasadena areas.
- Even if they won't do a house call, they might be able to give you something to sedate her with before the trip to the office.
- As someone who regularly makes house calls to fix up people's slow computers I thought this was a reasonable article.
- When the women thanked him repeatedly for making the house call, JP felt that he had done very little.

单词	house call
释义	Definition of house call in English: house call noun A visit made to a patient or client in their own home by a doctor or other professional. if your cat really can't handle the trip, many vets make house calls Example sentencesExamples He's willing to see patients after normal business hours, and he even makes the occasional house call for those who can't get in to see him. Lang, who's been in the business for 30 years, only does house calls now. A house call to one of my long-term patients had me in the area for the third consecutive day. When the women thanked him repeatedly for making the house call, JP felt that he had done very little. Even if they won't do a house call, they might be able to give you something to sedate her with before the trip to the office. Liz is a veterinarian adept at animal acupuncture, and she does house calls in the West Hollywood and Pasadena areas. A friend of one of my patients recently requested a house call. He makes house calls across central Iowa and eastern Nebraska on days, evenings and weekends at his clients ' convenience. As someone who regularly makes house calls to fix up people's slow computers I thought this was a reasonable article. People think that doctors who make house calls went the way of the horse-drawn carriage. Definition of house call in US English: house call noun A visit made to a patient or client in their own home by a doctor or other professional. some barbers and hairdressers can make house calls Example sentencesExamples He makes house calls across central Iowa and eastern Nebraska on days, evenings and weekends at his clients ' convenience. A house call to one of my long-term patients had me in the area for the third consecutive day. Lang, who's been in the business for 30 years, only does house calls now. A friend of one of my patients recently requested a house call. People think that doctors who make house calls went the way of the horse-drawn carriage. He's willing to see patients after normal business hours, and he even makes the occasional house call for those who can't get in to see him. Liz is a veterinarian adept at animal acupuncture, and she does house calls in the West Hollywood and Pasadena areas. Even if they won't do a house call, they might be able to give you something to sedate her with before the trip to the office. As someone who regularly makes house calls to fix up people's slow computers I thought this was a reasonable article. When the women thanked him repeatedly for making the house call, JP felt that he had done very little.
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