scrub suit
scrub suit — 名詞
1. a set of loose-fitting clothes made up of a short-sleeved shirt and matching tro
手術服
醫護人員手術時穿的兩件式服裝
a set of loose-fitting clothes made up of a short-sleeved shirt and matching trousers, worn by doctors and nurses during surgical operations to keep the area clean.
Yumi put on her scrub suit before entering the operating room for the morning surgery.
Yumi 在早上進入手術室之前穿上了她的手術服。
collocation: put on / wear a scrub suit
The hospital laundry washes every scrub suit at high temperature to kill bacteria.
醫院洗衣部用高溫清洗每件手術服以殺死細菌。
Asher saw a tear in his scrub suit sleeve and asked for a fresh one.
Asher 看到手術衣袖子上有一個破洞，於是要求換一件新的。
Constanza unpacked a clean scrub suit from the linen cupboard before her night shift began.
Constanza 在夜班開始前從備品櫃拿出一套乾淨的手術服。
Antonia hung her used scrub suit in the locker after the emergency surgery ended.
Antonia 在急診手術結束後，將穿過的手術服掛在置物櫃裡。
- scrubs
informal plural form used for the same garment; 'scrubs' is more common in everyday hospital speech.
- surgical scrubs
slightly more formal version of 'scrubs', emphasising the surgical context.
- operating room attire
broader term that may also include caps, masks, and shoe covers; less specific than 'scrub suit'.
文法句型
a + scrub suit
plural: scrub suits
用法筆記
Often referred to informally as 'scrubs' in the plural form: 'She changed into her scrubs before surgery.'