nurse

🇺🇸 /nɜːrs/ 🇬🇧 /nɜːs/
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Tags TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-A2
noun
A1

a person who helps sick or hurt people get better

The nurse checked the patient's temperature.

R

a woman who takes care of babies or young children at home

The nurse played with the children in the garden.

verb
R

to help someone who is sick or hurt get better

The nurse helped the sick man feel better.

R

to rest and take care of an injury or sickness

The nurse advised him to rest his injured leg.

R

to keep a strong feeling or idea in your mind for a long time

The nurse held onto hope for her patient's recovery.

R

to give special care or attention to something

The nurse carefully handled the medical equipment.

R

to hold a drink and drink it slowly

The nurse sipped her tea slowly during the break.

R

to feed a baby with milk from the breast

The new mother learned how to nurse her baby.

R

to drink milk from the mother's breast

The baby nurse every few hours.

translation

n. a person who helps sick or hurt people get better; a woman who takes care of babies or young children at home
v. to help someone who is sick or hurt get better; to rest and take care of an injury or sickness; to keep a strong feeling or idea in your mind for a long time; to give special care or attention to something; to hold a drink and drink it slowly; to feed a baby with milk from the breast; to drink milk from the mother's breast

Word Forms

3rd Present nurses
Past nursed
Perfect nursed
Progressive nursing
Plural nurses