nurse.

British pronunciation: [n?rs]

American pronunciation: [n?rs]

n. nurse, care;

vt.amp; vi.nursing; taking care of; feeding; sucking milk

vt.nurturing; embracing; embracing; regulating

Third person singular: nurses

Phrase collocations

1. head nurse; nurse; nursing director; nurse's office

2. nurse uniform; nurse uniform

Example sentences:

1. You have to go now. Nurse!

You have to go now. Nurse!

You have to go now. Nurse!

2. Nurse: Yes. what can I do for you?

Nurse: Yes. What can we do for you? .

Extended information

Word usage

The basic meaning of nurse is the "nurse" in the hospital. It can also be interpreted as "nanny, nanny", "nanny in one's own home", without adding an article, and the first letter is often capitalized. It can also refer to a woman or girl who takes care of children.

The "nanny" in Chinese is usually called dry nurse in English; the "nanny" in Chinese is usually called wet nurse in English. Nurse is used as a verb meaning "nurturing" or "feeding (milk)", which can refer to the specific "holding" or the abstract "nurturing" or "nurturing". By extension, it can mean "having emotions (dissatisfaction, hostility, etc.)".