gurney
/ˈɡɜːni/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈɡɜːrni/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈgər-nē/ (ame, mw)
gurney — 名詞
- gurneysingular
- gurneysplural
1. a narrow, flat bed mounted on wheels that hospital staff use to move a sick or i
醫院推床
醫院用來搬運病患的有輪推床
a narrow, flat bed mounted on wheels that hospital staff use to move a sick or injured person from one place to another, such as from an ambulance into the emergency room.
The paramedics quickly lifted Dahlia onto a gurney and wheeled her into the emergency room.
救護人員迅速將 Dahlia 抬上推床，推進急診室。
lift [person] onto a gurney
Two nurses pushed the gurney down a long corridor toward the operating theatre.
兩名護理師將推床沿著長廊推往手術室。
push the gurney down [place]
Ziad woke up strapped to a gurney with a bright lamp shining above his face.
Ziad 醒來時被綁在推床上，一盞強光燈正照著他的臉。
After the car crash, Rodrigo was rolled into the hospital on a gurney covered with a thin white sheet.
車禍後，Rodrigo 被推進醫院，推床上蓋著一條薄薄的白被單。
An empty gurney stood in the hallway near the nurses' station, waiting for the next patient.
一張空推床停在護理站旁的走廊上，等候下一位病人。
- stretcher
broader term; can be carried by hand without wheels
- trolley
the standard British English equivalent
- wheeled cot
more descriptive; uncommon in everyday speech
用法筆記
Mainly American English; British English speakers usually say 'trolley' for the same object. Subject is typically medical staff (paramedics, nurses, orderlies) moving a patient.