ambulance

Word family adjectiveambulantambulatoryverbambulatenounambulationambulatorambulanceambulanceman

Related topics: Hospital, Motor vehicles

am·bu·lance /ˈæmbjələns/ S3 noun [countableC]

MHTTCa special vehicle that is used to take people who are ill or injured to hospital 救护车

the ambulance service

救护车服务

ambulance staff/crew/worker

The ambulance crew removed him from the wreckage.

救护车上的人员将他从残骸中移出来。

n the ambulance driver

by ambulance

Mike had to be taken by ambulance to hospital.

不得不用救护车把迈克送往医院。

Do you think we need to call an ambulance (=phone to ask an ambulance to come)?

你觉得我们需要叫救护车吗？

Examples from the Corpus

ambulance• She went to San Diego for an internship, where she met an ambulance driver named Jerry Tonelli.• Even the firemen and ambulance personnel, when they are called in to help, come under attack.• The action taken in London had an immediate affect elsewhere as ambulance crews began to protest at the Government's intervention.• He was seventy-eight and it took four ambulance workers and Jack to finally get him in the ambulance.• His order organized the first military ambulance task force.• Charity trailed after the crowd out to the ambulance.• I rode up to the ambulance and looked in.• The ambulance men arrived and immediately poured ice cold water over the burns.

call an ambulance• After taking an overdose he told his neighbour what he had done and she called an ambulance.• They called an ambulance and he was helped into it.• The 86-year-old had to call an ambulance when her carer failed to turn up.• She would need to call an ambulance straight away.

Origin ambulance

(1800-1900) French “place near a battle where wounds are treated”, from ambulant “walking”, from Latin ambulare; → AMBLE

词汇	ambulance
释义	ambulance Word family adjectiveambulantambulatoryverbambulatenounambulationambulatorambulanceambulanceman Related topics: Hospital, Motor vehicles am·bu·lance /ˈæmbjələns/ ●●○ S3 noun [countableC] MHTTCa special vehicle that is used to take people who are ill or injured to hospital 救护车 the ambulance service 救护车服务 ambulance staff/crew/worker The ambulance crew removed him from the wreckage. 救护车上的人员将他从残骸中移出来。 n the ambulance driver by ambulance Mike had to be taken by ambulance to hospital. 不得不用救护车把迈克送往医院。 Do you think we need to call an ambulance (=phone to ask an ambulance to come)? 你觉得我们需要叫救护车吗？ Examples from the Corpus ambulance• She went to San Diego for an internship, where she met an ambulance driver named Jerry Tonelli.• Even the firemen and ambulance personnel, when they are called in to help, come under attack.• The action taken in London had an immediate affect elsewhere as ambulance crews began to protest at the Government's intervention.• He was seventy-eight and it took four ambulance workers and Jack to finally get him in the ambulance.• His order organized the first military ambulance task force.• Charity trailed after the crowd out to the ambulance.• I rode up to the ambulance and looked in.• The ambulance men arrived and immediately poured ice cold water over the burns. call an ambulance• After taking an overdose he told his neighbour what he had done and she called an ambulance.• They called an ambulance and he was helped into it.• The 86-year-old had to call an ambulance when her carer failed to turn up.• She would need to call an ambulance straight away. Origin ambulance (1800-1900) French “place near a battle where wounds are treated”, from ambulant “walking”, from Latin ambulare; → AMBLE
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