| 释义 |
nurse1/nɜ:s/ n. & v.●n. 1 a person trained to care for the sick or infirm (照顾病人或虚弱人的)护士；护理员 2 (formerly) a person employed or trained to take charge of young children (旧指照顾孩子的)保姆 3 archaic [古义] = WET-NURSE 4 Forestry a tree planted as a shelter to others 【林学】防护树 5 Zool. a worker bee, ant, etc., caring for a young brood 【动】(照顾幼卵的)工蜂(工蚁等) ●v. 1a intr. work as a nurse 做护士 b tr. attend to (a sick person) 护理；照料(病人) c tr. give medical attention to (an illness or injury) 调养；调治(疾病或伤害) 2 tr. & intr. feed or be fed at the breast 吃奶；喂奶 3 tr. (in passive 用被动; foll. by 后跟 in) be brought up in (a specified condition) 在(特定的条件下)养育长大 nursed in poverty 在贫穷中长大 4 tr. esp. Brit. hold or treat carefully or caressingly [尤英]精心地(或爱抚地)拿着(抱着或对待) sat nursing my feet 抱着我的双脚坐着 5 tr.a foster; promote the development of (the arts, plants, etc.) 培养；扶植(艺术、植物等) b harbour or nurture (a grievance, hatred, etc.) 心中怀有；滋生(痛苦、仇恨等) c esp. Brit. pay special attention to [尤英]对…特别注意 nursed the voters 拉拢选民 6 tr. consume (a drink) slowly 慢慢地吃(或喝) 7 tr. Billiards keep (the balls) together for a series of cannons 【台球】将(球)聚拢 [reduced from Middle English and Old French norice, nurice, via Late Latin nutricia, fem. of Latin nutricius from nutrix -icis, from nutrire NOURISH] |