care worker

英 [ˈkeə wɜːkə(r)]

美 [ˈker wɜːrkər]

n.  (精神病人、残疾人、尤指住院治疗者的)护理员

牛津词典

noun

• （精神病人、残疾人、尤指住院治疗者的）护理员
  a person whose job is to help and take care of people who are mentally ill, sick or disabled, especially those who live in special homes or hospitals

柯林斯词典

• See also:health care worker

双语例句

• It's becoming all too obvious that if we care about worker rights, it makes sense to go vegan.
  显而易见，如果我们关心（屠宰场）工人的权利，吃纯素是顺理成章的。
• Avoiding the use of ototoxic drugs unless prescribed by a qualified health care worker and properly monitored for correct dosage;
  避免使用耳毒性药物，除非持有合格卫生保健工作者开具的处方并对正确剂量有适当监测。
• From the survey data of selecting projects more workers tend to take care of the family members, such as the be fond of sports worker choice tendency of new trend.
  从调查数据来看，职工对项目的选择更加倾向于照顾家庭成员、朋友的喜好，这种倾向成为职工选择体育项目的新趋势。
• The palliative care team consisted of a physician specializing in palliative care as well as a nurse and social worker trained in palliative care, and, when requested, a chaplain with such training.
  缓和医疗组包含专业的缓和医疗医师，一位缓和医疗专业护士，及专业的社会工作者，必要时会加入一位受过类似训练的牧师。
• But when each basic unit is mastering the member that allocate recuperate, to having the worker that needs recuperate with appearance condition, answer commonly give first priority to takes care of formal and long-term worker.
  但各基层单位在把握分配疗养员时，对具备同样条件需要疗养的职工，一般应尽先照顾正式长期工人。
• The storehouse is under the care of a retired worker.
  仓库由一个退休的老工人管理。
• Imagine this: A health care worker or parent in a village, with a laptop or mobile device, can access development knowledge in real time through geo coding and geo mapping.
  想象一下：一位乡村医务工作者或一位母亲，用笔记本电脑或其它移动设备可以通过地理编码、地理制图实时掌握发展知识。
• We care about every worker in our worldwide supply chain.
  我们关心全球供应链中的每一名员工。
• Objective To compare status of microbes on care worker ′ s hands before and after washing them with soap.
  目的了解护工手污染情况以及肥皂洗手后的微生物学监测情况。
• And when faced with the situation in real life, just 14 percent said that they had actually asked a health care worker to wash their hands.
  但在现实生活中，面对这样的情况，只有14%的人会真正要求医疗人员去洗手。