英语词汇“grand round”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

grand round n. (a) Military a round made of a garrison or camp by an officer, governor, commandant, etc. (now historical, or in extended use outside of military context); (b) Medicine (usually in plural) a ward round (see round n.¹ 24b(b)) made by a superintending or senior physician or surgeon, in order to review the progress of the patients and to instruct junior staff; (in later use also) a lecture on a disease, treatment, or some other aspect of medical or surgical practice, delivered to hospital staff by an expert or specialist in the subject.

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1630 H. Hexham Hist. Relation Siege of Busse 11 His Excellencie and the king of Bohemia with their traine euery night about midnight going the Grand Round.

1768 T. Simes Mil. Medley (ed. 2) 267 The Captain of the main-guard is to go the grand round, and the Leiutenant is to go the visiting round.

1892 Trans. Forty-Second Ann. Meeting Illinois State Med. Soc. 457 In large insane asylums, as a rule, the superintendent makes the grand round but once a week, usually on Sunday.

1918 Bull. Lying-in Hosp. N.Y. 11 115 Grand rounds are conducted every Sunday morning by the attending in charge, and all the other attendings endeavor to be present and such post graduate physicians as care to come.

1963 Lancet 28 Dec. 1375/1 I took part in many ‘grand rounds’ but saw very little clinical teaching with small groups of students at the bedside.

2002 R. H. Beatie Army of Potomac x. 161 Each morning.., Colonel Hunter and his aide took Colonel Corcoran or Lieutenant Colonel Nugent of the Sixty-ninth New York on a ‘grand round’ to visit the most advanced sentries and pickets.

2007 N.Y. Times (National ed.) 25 Jan. e3/2 Some medical schools have prohibited drug representatives from visiting their campuses or providing speakers for hospital grand rounds to try to curb the influence of industry.

单词	grand round
释义	> as lemmas grand round grand round n. (a) Military a round made of a garrison or camp by an officer, governor, commandant, etc. (now historical, or in extended use outside of military context); (b) Medicine (usually in plural) a ward round (see round n.¹ 24b(b)) made by a superintending or senior physician or surgeon, in order to review the progress of the patients and to instruct junior staff; (in later use also) a lecture on a disease, treatment, or some other aspect of medical or surgical practice, delivered to hospital staff by an expert or specialist in the subject. ΚΠ 1630 H. Hexham Hist. Relation Siege of Busse 11 His Excellencie and the king of Bohemia with their traine euery night about midnight going the Grand Round. 1768 T. Simes Mil. Medley (ed. 2) 267 The Captain of the main-guard is to go the grand round, and the Leiutenant is to go the visiting round. 1892 Trans. Forty-Second Ann. Meeting Illinois State Med. Soc. 457 In large insane asylums, as a rule, the superintendent makes the grand round but once a week, usually on Sunday. 1918 Bull. Lying-in Hosp. N.Y. 11 115 Grand rounds are conducted every Sunday morning by the attending in charge, and all the other attendings endeavor to be present and such post graduate physicians as care to come. 1963 Lancet 28 Dec. 1375/1 I took part in many ‘grand rounds’ but saw very little clinical teaching with small groups of students at the bedside. 2002 R. H. Beatie Army of Potomac x. 161 Each morning.., Colonel Hunter and his aide took Colonel Corcoran or Lieutenant Colonel Nugent of the Sixty-ninth New York on a ‘grand round’ to visit the most advanced sentries and pickets. 2007 N.Y. Times (National ed.) 25 Jan. e3/2 Some medical schools have prohibited drug representatives from visiting their campuses or providing speakers for hospital grand rounds to try to curb the influence of industry. extracted from grandadj.n.adv. < as lemmas
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