nursing

美音：['nɜrsɪŋ] 英音：['nɜː(r)sɪŋ]

简单释义：

n.护理；看护

adj.领养(孩子)的

v.“nurse”的现在分词

网络护理学；护理学院；护士

完整释义：

1.(职业性的)保育;护理
2.哺乳
3.哺育
4.加油
5.起始小锻造化加工
6.加气

adj.

1.领养(孩子)的,被领养的

例句：

Headhunting (contrary to its slimy reputation) struck me as being just as worthwhile as teaching or nursing but without the dismal salary.
对我而言，做猎头（与其不佳的名声相反）就像做老师或护士一样有价值，而且薪水不菲。
Nursing shift sheets did not fully indicate the methods used to train patients in medication compliance.
交班单未完全标示所有个案之药物训练方式。
Such monitoring meant at least some of the young children, the elderly, the disabled, and pregnant and nursing women received food aid.
此类监控意味着至少部分儿童、老人、残疾人、孕妇和哺乳期妇女得到了食物援助。
It may also explain why geophagy is often most common among pregnant women and nursing mothers.
这也或可解释吃土习惯为何在孕妇和哺乳的母亲身上通常最为常见。
Then she was in charge of a nursing-home for women in London.
后来她在伦敦负责一家妇女护理院。
Box-office riches, like so much of the female population of this planet, follow him from continent to continent, nursing a raging crush.
票房大胜，世界上这么多女性对他的青睐，从一个洲蔓延到另一个洲，对他的热情还在渐渐增长。
By my nursing it so long it grew tame and fed upon the little green at my door, and would not go away.
由于我的长期的抚养，它竞渐渐驯服起来，整日在我门口吃草，不肯走开。
Florence's husband hired a motorbike from a neighbour and took her to a local health centre - but it had only low-grade nursing staff.
佛罗伦斯的丈夫骑着从邻居那里租来的摩托车，把她送到了当地的一家卫生所，那里除了医疗水平很差的医护人员，什么都没有。

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