Used as a noun: hospital
By the time I left the hospital, I had completely recovered.
By the time I left the hospital, I had fully recovered.
If you go to a private hospital, you must pay.
If you go to a private hospital, you have to pay.
Related phrases:
1 Royal infirmary of Royal Hospital
2. Physical recuperation in the health recuperation room
3. The infirmary accommodation clinic equipment
4. Royal London Hospital
Step 5 recuperate in a convalescent bed
Extended data:
1, etymological explanation
65438+ entered English in the middle of the 3rd century, which directly originated from the hospitalāle； in the Middle Latin. From Latin, hospital ā lis means a place to receive guests.
2. Usage of words
The basic meaning of hospital is "hospital", and sometimes other nouns in the sentence can be modified as attributes.
3. The words hospital, clinic and health center are all related to medical units.
Hospital is a general term for hospitals, especially general hospitals or veterinary hospitals.
Clinical refers to outpatient departments, private clinics, medical offices of schools or institutions, and also refers to specialized hospitals or specialized clinics and various departments of hospitals.
Sanatorium generally refers to sanatorium and rest home, and sometimes it can also refer to isolation room in Britain.