Definition of houseman in English:

houseman

nounPlural housemen ˈhaʊsmənˈhaʊsmən

1British
another term for house officer
Example sentencesExamples
- My diabetes has brought me and my wife many problems, especially when I was a junior houseman during the time when you would be doing 120 hours a week.
- The health service grew up in the tradition of autonomous consultants who could refer to ‘my patients, my registrar, my houseman, and my beds.’
- After graduating, he worked as a houseman in Liverpool and in Wrexham before being called up for army service.
- He graduated in 1970, becoming a houseman at Pontefract General Infirmary in west Yorkshire, before joining his first practice in Todmorden, in the Pennines.
- The houseman is in the middle of a ward round with my specialist registrar, and, since I am going past the x ray department on my way to a ward visit, I decide to drop the MRI request in to the radiologists.
- Eventually I was offered a post by a consultant physician to serve as his junior houseman in another of his hospitals.
- As a houseman in a hospital in Wales, I once had to tell a wife, in her early 30s, that her husband had just died.
- Research shows a high level of mistakes made by certifiers at all levels of doctors, from housemen to consultants and including GPs.
- The houseman had the two patients in two adjacent beds on his ward, and both made a good recovery.
- The last time I had experienced a death at such close quarters was many years ago as a houseman, but then I was not so personally involved.
- Thus, the standard is not just that of the averagely competent and well-informed junior houseman (or whatever the position of the doctor) but of such a person who fills a post in a unit offering a highly specialised service.
- Dr Bolton had not been at the interview when I was appointed, but the ward sister and the houseman assured me that he was a nice person.
- Having to keep going while containing my own feelings and preserving empathy reminded me of shifts as a houseman.
- I recall an anaesthetist in a teaching hospital laying claim to ‘the most perfect oesophagus’ he had ever seen, and demanding of the houseman that this request be passed on to Pathology.
Synonyms
junior doctor, house doctor, newly qualified doctor, medical officer, MO
British house officer
North American intern, resident
2North American
another term for houseboy
Example sentencesExamples
- The training program helped him secure a job at the Rose Hotel in Vancouver as a houseman.
- George Davis was left with six cats, a disagreeable parrot and an Austrian houseman whom George allowed to steal from him because he brought him orange juice in bed.
- In our own house in Freetown our houseman, Abu, walked all the way from to Koidu to Freetown, a total of over 200 miles, after the rebels came and burned his boutiques and house.
- A clearing of his throat, a tug on his overcoat, and Christopher followed Paul up the stairs and into the front parlor, helped from his overcoat and hat by the familiar face of the elderly Negro houseman Joseph.
- Black billed Hollinger for the cost of numerous personal household staff-including chefs, senior butlers, butlers, under-butlers, chauffeurs, housemen, footmen and security personnel.

Definition of houseman in US English:

houseman

nounˈhousmənˈhaʊsmən

1North American
another term for houseboy
Example sentencesExamples
- A clearing of his throat, a tug on his overcoat, and Christopher followed Paul up the stairs and into the front parlor, helped from his overcoat and hat by the familiar face of the elderly Negro houseman Joseph.
- George Davis was left with six cats, a disagreeable parrot and an Austrian houseman whom George allowed to steal from him because he brought him orange juice in bed.
- In our own house in Freetown our houseman, Abu, walked all the way from to Koidu to Freetown, a total of over 200 miles, after the rebels came and burned his boutiques and house.
- The training program helped him secure a job at the Rose Hotel in Vancouver as a houseman.
- Black billed Hollinger for the cost of numerous personal household staff-including chefs, senior butlers, butlers, under-butlers, chauffeurs, housemen, footmen and security personnel.
2British A hospital intern.
Example sentencesExamples
- Research shows a high level of mistakes made by certifiers at all levels of doctors, from housemen to consultants and including GPs.
- My diabetes has brought me and my wife many problems, especially when I was a junior houseman during the time when you would be doing 120 hours a week.
- The last time I had experienced a death at such close quarters was many years ago as a houseman, but then I was not so personally involved.
- I recall an anaesthetist in a teaching hospital laying claim to ‘the most perfect oesophagus’ he had ever seen, and demanding of the houseman that this request be passed on to Pathology.
- The health service grew up in the tradition of autonomous consultants who could refer to ‘my patients, my registrar, my houseman, and my beds.’
- Eventually I was offered a post by a consultant physician to serve as his junior houseman in another of his hospitals.
- As a houseman in a hospital in Wales, I once had to tell a wife, in her early 30s, that her husband had just died.
- Having to keep going while containing my own feelings and preserving empathy reminded me of shifts as a houseman.
- The houseman had the two patients in two adjacent beds on his ward, and both made a good recovery.
- After graduating, he worked as a houseman in Liverpool and in Wrexham before being called up for army service.
- Thus, the standard is not just that of the averagely competent and well-informed junior houseman (or whatever the position of the doctor) but of such a person who fills a post in a unit offering a highly specialised service.
- Dr Bolton had not been at the interview when I was appointed, but the ward sister and the houseman assured me that he was a nice person.
- The houseman is in the middle of a ward round with my specialist registrar, and, since I am going past the x ray department on my way to a ward visit, I decide to drop the MRI request in to the radiologists.
- He graduated in 1970, becoming a houseman at Pontefract General Infirmary in west Yorkshire, before joining his first practice in Todmorden, in the Pennines.
Synonyms
junior doctor, house doctor, newly qualified doctor, medical officer, mo

单词	houseman
释义	Definition of houseman in English: houseman nounPlural housemen ˈhaʊsmənˈhaʊsmən 1British another term for house officer Example sentencesExamples My diabetes has brought me and my wife many problems, especially when I was a junior houseman during the time when you would be doing 120 hours a week. The health service grew up in the tradition of autonomous consultants who could refer to ‘my patients, my registrar, my houseman, and my beds.’ After graduating, he worked as a houseman in Liverpool and in Wrexham before being called up for army service. He graduated in 1970, becoming a houseman at Pontefract General Infirmary in west Yorkshire, before joining his first practice in Todmorden, in the Pennines. The houseman is in the middle of a ward round with my specialist registrar, and, since I am going past the x ray department on my way to a ward visit, I decide to drop the MRI request in to the radiologists. Eventually I was offered a post by a consultant physician to serve as his junior houseman in another of his hospitals. As a houseman in a hospital in Wales, I once had to tell a wife, in her early 30s, that her husband had just died. Research shows a high level of mistakes made by certifiers at all levels of doctors, from housemen to consultants and including GPs. The houseman had the two patients in two adjacent beds on his ward, and both made a good recovery. The last time I had experienced a death at such close quarters was many years ago as a houseman, but then I was not so personally involved. Thus, the standard is not just that of the averagely competent and well-informed junior houseman (or whatever the position of the doctor) but of such a person who fills a post in a unit offering a highly specialised service. Dr Bolton had not been at the interview when I was appointed, but the ward sister and the houseman assured me that he was a nice person. Having to keep going while containing my own feelings and preserving empathy reminded me of shifts as a houseman. I recall an anaesthetist in a teaching hospital laying claim to ‘the most perfect oesophagus’ he had ever seen, and demanding of the houseman that this request be passed on to Pathology. Synonyms junior doctor, house doctor, newly qualified doctor, medical officer, MO British house officer North American intern, resident 2North American another term for houseboy Example sentencesExamples The training program helped him secure a job at the Rose Hotel in Vancouver as a houseman. George Davis was left with six cats, a disagreeable parrot and an Austrian houseman whom George allowed to steal from him because he brought him orange juice in bed. In our own house in Freetown our houseman, Abu, walked all the way from to Koidu to Freetown, a total of over 200 miles, after the rebels came and burned his boutiques and house. A clearing of his throat, a tug on his overcoat, and Christopher followed Paul up the stairs and into the front parlor, helped from his overcoat and hat by the familiar face of the elderly Negro houseman Joseph. Black billed Hollinger for the cost of numerous personal household staff-including chefs, senior butlers, butlers, under-butlers, chauffeurs, housemen, footmen and security personnel. Definition of houseman in US English: houseman nounˈhousmənˈhaʊsmən 1North American another term for houseboy Example sentencesExamples A clearing of his throat, a tug on his overcoat, and Christopher followed Paul up the stairs and into the front parlor, helped from his overcoat and hat by the familiar face of the elderly Negro houseman Joseph. George Davis was left with six cats, a disagreeable parrot and an Austrian houseman whom George allowed to steal from him because he brought him orange juice in bed. In our own house in Freetown our houseman, Abu, walked all the way from to Koidu to Freetown, a total of over 200 miles, after the rebels came and burned his boutiques and house. The training program helped him secure a job at the Rose Hotel in Vancouver as a houseman. Black billed Hollinger for the cost of numerous personal household staff-including chefs, senior butlers, butlers, under-butlers, chauffeurs, housemen, footmen and security personnel. 2British A hospital intern. Example sentencesExamples Research shows a high level of mistakes made by certifiers at all levels of doctors, from housemen to consultants and including GPs. My diabetes has brought me and my wife many problems, especially when I was a junior houseman during the time when you would be doing 120 hours a week. The last time I had experienced a death at such close quarters was many years ago as a houseman, but then I was not so personally involved. I recall an anaesthetist in a teaching hospital laying claim to ‘the most perfect oesophagus’ he had ever seen, and demanding of the houseman that this request be passed on to Pathology. The health service grew up in the tradition of autonomous consultants who could refer to ‘my patients, my registrar, my houseman, and my beds.’ Eventually I was offered a post by a consultant physician to serve as his junior houseman in another of his hospitals. As a houseman in a hospital in Wales, I once had to tell a wife, in her early 30s, that her husband had just died. Having to keep going while containing my own feelings and preserving empathy reminded me of shifts as a houseman. The houseman had the two patients in two adjacent beds on his ward, and both made a good recovery. After graduating, he worked as a houseman in Liverpool and in Wrexham before being called up for army service. Thus, the standard is not just that of the averagely competent and well-informed junior houseman (or whatever the position of the doctor) but of such a person who fills a post in a unit offering a highly specialised service. Dr Bolton had not been at the interview when I was appointed, but the ward sister and the houseman assured me that he was a nice person. The houseman is in the middle of a ward round with my specialist registrar, and, since I am going past the x ray department on my way to a ward visit, I decide to drop the MRI request in to the radiologists. He graduated in 1970, becoming a houseman at Pontefract General Infirmary in west Yorkshire, before joining his first practice in Todmorden, in the Pennines. Synonyms junior doctor, house doctor, newly qualified doctor, medical officer, mo
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