Keyword explanation:
nurse
Nurse; Nanny; A wet nurse; Protective tree; Protecting insects; Sand cone tooth shark
Verb (abbreviation of verb) nursing, nursing; Be a nurse; Nursing; Breastfeeding; Breastfeeding; Yes; Careful care; Drinking; Hug; Giant ball
(beauty, love) NASS (name)
Bilingual example:
That? Nurse? Mopping the floor? His? A fever? Eyebrows. ?
The nurse wiped his burning forehead.
Usage of nurses:
Nurses basically refer to nurses in hospitals. You can also be a nurse, nanny and nanny at home, without articles, and the first letter is often capitalized. It can also refer to a woman or girl who looks after children.
Chinese nannies are usually called dry nurses in English, wet nurses in Chinese and wet nurses in English.
Nurse as a verb means nursing, nursing (milk), which can refer to concrete hugs or abstract cultivation or cultivation. Extension can express dissatisfaction, hostility, etc. Sometimes it can also mean to be a nurse and do nursing work.