病人やけが人を診察、治療するところ。.
A large building where sick or injured people receive medical treatment and care.
Countable noun. Plural: hospitals. In British English, you say 'go to hospital' (no article) when you are a patient: 'She went to hospital.' With the article, it means visiting: 'I went to the hospital to see my friend.' In American English: always 'the hospital'.
The NHS (National Health Service) provides free hospital care for everyone in the UK. The symbol of a hospital is a red cross or a blue H on road signs. 'Hospital corners' are a way of folding bed sheets very neatly, like in a hospital.
例文
"女性は事故の後、入院していた。(Josei wa jiko no ato, nyūin shite ita.)"
🇬🇧 "The woman was in hospital after the accident."
"病院の看護師が車椅子を押している。(Byōin no kangoshi ga kurumaisu o oshite iru.)"
🇬🇧 "The nurse in the hospital is pushing a wheelchair."