Pronunciation: English? 【‘h？ sp？ Tl] beautiful? 【‘hɑ？ sp？ tl]
Lexical collocation:
1, build a hospital, build a hospital
2. Go to the hospital.
3. Manage the hospital to manage the hospital.
4. Run a hospital.
Common sentence patterns:
The hospital received a large amount of donations.
This hospital often receives large donations.
The red brick building over there is the city hospital.
The red brick building over there is the city hospital.
I see a hospital on my right.
I see a hospital on the right.
Ms Joan visited the hospital.
Mrs. Joan visited the hospital.
Extended data:
Meaning discrimination
The words hospital, clinic and sanatorium are all related to medical units. The difference is:
1. Hospital is a general term for hospitals, especially general hospitals or veterinary hospitals.
He went to the hospital to see a doctor yesterday.
He went to the hospital yesterday.
2. Clinical refers to the outpatient department, private clinic, medical office of a school or institution in a hospital, and also refers to a specialized hospital or specialized clinic and various departments of the hospital.
The outpatient department of this hospital is on the first floor.
The outpatient department of this hospital is on the first floor.
3. Sanatorium generally refers to sanatorium and rest home, and sometimes it can also refer to isolation room in Britain.
The old man has lived in the toilet for two years.
The old man has lived in this nursing home for two years.