med

med — adjective

IPA/med/
KK[mˈɛd]IPA/med/
  • medpositive
  • meddercomparative
  • meddestsuperlative

1. an informal short form of 'medical', used in everyday speech before nouns such a

1.形容詞B1
釋義

an informal short form of 'medical', used in everyday speech before nouns such as 'school', 'student', 'center', or 'campus' to refer to things related to the science or practice of medicine.

例句

Daniel is in his third year of med school at the University of Toronto.

collocation: med school

Adina works the night shift at the county med center.

collocation: med center

同義詞
  • medical

    the full, more formal form; can be used attributively or predicatively

文法句型

med + noun

用法筆記

Only used before a noun ('attributive position'). You cannot say 'The school is med' — use 'medical' after a linking verb instead.

常見錯誤

She studies med school.
She goes to med school.' or 'She studies at a med school.
💡'med school' refers to the institution, not the subject itself.

med — noun

IPA/ˈmed/
KK[mˈɛd]IPA/ˈmed/