Definition of policlinic in English:

policlinic

(also poliklinik)

noun ˌpɒlɪˈklɪnɪk

Originally (in Germany): †a department of a hospital where poor patients are treated free of charge by advanced medical students under the supervision of a professor, either as outpatients in the hospital, or (if they are bedridden) on home visits (obsolete). Later: a hospital or hospital department (†or a dispensary) where outpatients are treated by specialists.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From German Poliklinik (1835 or earlier: see note; compare earlier †poliklinische Anstalt, †poliklinisches Institut, post-classical Latin Institutum policlinicum medico-chirurgicum, policlinica, noun, schola policlinica) from ancient Greek πόλις city + German Klinik medical teaching at the bedside of a patient, a hospital by which this is provided. Compare French policlinique.

Definition of policlinic in US English:

policlinic

(also poliklinik)

nounˌpɒlɪˈklɪnɪk

Originally (in Germany): †a department of a hospital where poor patients are treated free of charge by advanced medical students under the supervision of a professor, either as outpatients in the hospital, or (if they are bedridden) on home visits (obsolete). Later: a hospital or hospital department (†or a dispensary) where outpatients are treated by specialists.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From German Poliklinik (1835 or earlier: see note; compare earlier † poliklinische Anstalt, † poliklinisches Institut, post-classical Latin Institutum policlinicum medico-chirurgicum, policlinica, noun, schola policlinica) from ancient Greek πόλις city + German Klinik medical teaching at the bedside of a patient, a hospital by which this is provided. Compare French policlinique.

词汇	policlinic
释义	Definition of policlinic in English: policlinic (also poliklinik) noun ˌpɒlɪˈklɪnɪk Originally (in Germany): †a department of a hospital where poor patients are treated free of charge by advanced medical students under the supervision of a professor, either as outpatients in the hospital, or (if they are bedridden) on home visits (obsolete). Later: a hospital or hospital department (†or a dispensary) where outpatients are treated by specialists. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From German Poliklinik (1835 or earlier: see note; compare earlier †poliklinische Anstalt, †poliklinisches Institut, post-classical Latin Institutum policlinicum medico-chirurgicum, policlinica, noun, schola policlinica) from ancient Greek πόλις city + German Klinik medical teaching at the bedside of a patient, a hospital by which this is provided. Compare French policlinique. Definition of policlinic in US English: policlinic (also poliklinik) nounˌpɒlɪˈklɪnɪk Originally (in Germany): †a department of a hospital where poor patients are treated free of charge by advanced medical students under the supervision of a professor, either as outpatients in the hospital, or (if they are bedridden) on home visits (obsolete). Later: a hospital or hospital department (†or a dispensary) where outpatients are treated by specialists. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From German Poliklinik (1835 or earlier: see note; compare earlier † poliklinische Anstalt, † poliklinisches Institut, post-classical Latin Institutum policlinicum medico-chirurgicum, policlinica, noun, schola policlinica) from ancient Greek πόλις city + German Klinik medical teaching at the bedside of a patient, a hospital by which this is provided. Compare French policlinique.
随便看	gulf of lepanto gulf of mannar gulf of martaban gulf of mexico gulf of oman gulf of siam gulf of sidra gulf of sirte gulf of sirte Gulf of Sirte gulf of thailand gulf of tonkin Gulfport gulfs Gulf State Gulf States Gulf Stream sculpturesquely sculpturing scum scumbag scumbag(s) scumbags scumble scumbled