Definition of gurney in English:

gurney

nounPlural gurneys ˈɡəːniˈɡərnē

North American

A wheeled stretcher used for transporting hospital patients.
〈主北美〉（医院中推送病人用的）轮床
Example sentencesExamples
- We take kids to our playground, which has swings and sandboxes that are accessible to wheelchairs and gurneys.
- The paramedics put me on a gurney and wheeled me toward the ambulance.
- What revolution could be ignited by a man who snivelled and struggled his way onto the hospital gurney?
- Price control is a policy the government will not apply to its own strategies while leaving it to consumers in supermarkets, pubs, waiting rooms and on hospital gurneys to suffer the consequences.
- In the emergency room, draped surgeons paced anxiously alongside empty gurneys.
- His department, responsible for moving patients around in wheelchairs and on gurneys, had already been cut from three people to two.
- There are patients in wheelchairs and on gurneys.
- The only sound was the wheels of the gurney, until they stopped suddenly.
- Other stretchers or gurneys have weight limits and may not be of sufficient dimension to accommodate the patient.
- All assumptions were proven correct when a transport gurney and an EMS crew came in the front door.
- At the hospital, John walked along side the gurney into the emergency room.
- None of us present will forget the sight of him lying on the hospital gurney about to be wheeled into the operating room.
- Mike then quickly inserted a catheter and valve then taped it down just as the medics from the ambulance wheeled in a gurney.
- Melissa indicates her choice by touching a happy face patch sewn into the cover of her hospital gurney or she touches the book.
- He tells me about one particular incident in 2002, when an explosive belt was found under a gurney transporting a sick child to hospital.
- The men released the wheels on the gurney and pushed me up a ramp and into the ambulance.
- Others rest in flag-draped coffins or come home strapped to hospital gurneys.
- I was rescued from ending up on a hospital gurney or in a straitjacket by a combination of clarity and crisis.
- The town's economy now resembles a comatose patient on a gurney, ready to be wheeled who knows where.
- If the patient is very uncomfortable with the frame in place, he or she is placed on a gurney at this point.

Origin

Late 19th century: apparently named after J. T. Gurney of Boston, Massachusetts, patentee of a new cab design in 1883.

Rhymes

attorney, Burney, Czerny, Ernie, ferny, journey, Verny

Definition of gurney in US English:

gurney

nounˈɡərnē

North American

A wheeled stretcher used for transporting hospital patients.
〈主北美〉（医院中推送病人用的）轮床
Example sentencesExamples
- None of us present will forget the sight of him lying on the hospital gurney about to be wheeled into the operating room.
- There are patients in wheelchairs and on gurneys.
- Other stretchers or gurneys have weight limits and may not be of sufficient dimension to accommodate the patient.
- In the emergency room, draped surgeons paced anxiously alongside empty gurneys.
- His department, responsible for moving patients around in wheelchairs and on gurneys, had already been cut from three people to two.
- At the hospital, John walked along side the gurney into the emergency room.
- Price control is a policy the government will not apply to its own strategies while leaving it to consumers in supermarkets, pubs, waiting rooms and on hospital gurneys to suffer the consequences.
- Mike then quickly inserted a catheter and valve then taped it down just as the medics from the ambulance wheeled in a gurney.
- Melissa indicates her choice by touching a happy face patch sewn into the cover of her hospital gurney or she touches the book.
- Others rest in flag-draped coffins or come home strapped to hospital gurneys.
- I was rescued from ending up on a hospital gurney or in a straitjacket by a combination of clarity and crisis.
- The only sound was the wheels of the gurney, until they stopped suddenly.
- The men released the wheels on the gurney and pushed me up a ramp and into the ambulance.
- The town's economy now resembles a comatose patient on a gurney, ready to be wheeled who knows where.
- He tells me about one particular incident in 2002, when an explosive belt was found under a gurney transporting a sick child to hospital.
- All assumptions were proven correct when a transport gurney and an EMS crew came in the front door.
- The paramedics put me on a gurney and wheeled me toward the ambulance.
- We take kids to our playground, which has swings and sandboxes that are accessible to wheelchairs and gurneys.
- If the patient is very uncomfortable with the frame in place, he or she is placed on a gurney at this point.
- What revolution could be ignited by a man who snivelled and struggled his way onto the hospital gurney?

Origin

Late 19th century: apparently named after J. T. Gurney of Boston, Massachusetts, patentee of a new cab design in 1883.

单词	gurney
释义	Definition of gurney in English: gurney nounPlural gurneys ˈɡəːniˈɡərnē North American A wheeled stretcher used for transporting hospital patients. 〈主北美〉（医院中推送病人用的）轮床 Example sentencesExamples We take kids to our playground, which has swings and sandboxes that are accessible to wheelchairs and gurneys. The paramedics put me on a gurney and wheeled me toward the ambulance. What revolution could be ignited by a man who snivelled and struggled his way onto the hospital gurney? Price control is a policy the government will not apply to its own strategies while leaving it to consumers in supermarkets, pubs, waiting rooms and on hospital gurneys to suffer the consequences. In the emergency room, draped surgeons paced anxiously alongside empty gurneys. His department, responsible for moving patients around in wheelchairs and on gurneys, had already been cut from three people to two. There are patients in wheelchairs and on gurneys. The only sound was the wheels of the gurney, until they stopped suddenly. Other stretchers or gurneys have weight limits and may not be of sufficient dimension to accommodate the patient. All assumptions were proven correct when a transport gurney and an EMS crew came in the front door. At the hospital, John walked along side the gurney into the emergency room. None of us present will forget the sight of him lying on the hospital gurney about to be wheeled into the operating room. Mike then quickly inserted a catheter and valve then taped it down just as the medics from the ambulance wheeled in a gurney. Melissa indicates her choice by touching a happy face patch sewn into the cover of her hospital gurney or she touches the book. He tells me about one particular incident in 2002, when an explosive belt was found under a gurney transporting a sick child to hospital. The men released the wheels on the gurney and pushed me up a ramp and into the ambulance. Others rest in flag-draped coffins or come home strapped to hospital gurneys. I was rescued from ending up on a hospital gurney or in a straitjacket by a combination of clarity and crisis. The town's economy now resembles a comatose patient on a gurney, ready to be wheeled who knows where. If the patient is very uncomfortable with the frame in place, he or she is placed on a gurney at this point. Origin Late 19th century: apparently named after J. T. Gurney of Boston, Massachusetts, patentee of a new cab design in 1883. Rhymes attorney, Burney, Czerny, Ernie, ferny, journey, Verny Definition of gurney in US English: gurney nounˈɡərnē North American A wheeled stretcher used for transporting hospital patients. 〈主北美〉（医院中推送病人用的）轮床 Example sentencesExamples None of us present will forget the sight of him lying on the hospital gurney about to be wheeled into the operating room. There are patients in wheelchairs and on gurneys. Other stretchers or gurneys have weight limits and may not be of sufficient dimension to accommodate the patient. In the emergency room, draped surgeons paced anxiously alongside empty gurneys. His department, responsible for moving patients around in wheelchairs and on gurneys, had already been cut from three people to two. At the hospital, John walked along side the gurney into the emergency room. Price control is a policy the government will not apply to its own strategies while leaving it to consumers in supermarkets, pubs, waiting rooms and on hospital gurneys to suffer the consequences. Mike then quickly inserted a catheter and valve then taped it down just as the medics from the ambulance wheeled in a gurney. Melissa indicates her choice by touching a happy face patch sewn into the cover of her hospital gurney or she touches the book. Others rest in flag-draped coffins or come home strapped to hospital gurneys. I was rescued from ending up on a hospital gurney or in a straitjacket by a combination of clarity and crisis. The only sound was the wheels of the gurney, until they stopped suddenly. The men released the wheels on the gurney and pushed me up a ramp and into the ambulance. The town's economy now resembles a comatose patient on a gurney, ready to be wheeled who knows where. He tells me about one particular incident in 2002, when an explosive belt was found under a gurney transporting a sick child to hospital. All assumptions were proven correct when a transport gurney and an EMS crew came in the front door. The paramedics put me on a gurney and wheeled me toward the ambulance. We take kids to our playground, which has swings and sandboxes that are accessible to wheelchairs and gurneys. If the patient is very uncomfortable with the frame in place, he or she is placed on a gurney at this point. What revolution could be ignited by a man who snivelled and struggled his way onto the hospital gurney? Origin Late 19th century: apparently named after J. T. Gurney of Boston, Massachusetts, patentee of a new cab design in 1883.
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