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

　

单词	palliative
释义	Trends of palliative View usage for: palliative (pæliətɪv, US -eɪt-) Word forms: plural palliatives 1. countable noun A palliative is a drug or medical treatment that relieves suffering without treating the cause of the suffering. 2. countable noun A palliative is an action that is intended to make the effects of a problem less severe but does not actually solve the problem. [formal] The loan was a palliative, not a cure, for ever-increasing financial troubles. A scheme offered as a palliative for economic pain might harm the intended beneficiary. Synonyms: temporary measure, stopgap, temporary expedient More Synonyms of palliative More Synonyms of palliative palliative in British English (ˈpælɪətɪv) or palliatory (ˈpælɪətərɪ) adjective 1. serving to palliate; relieving without curing noun 2. something that palliates, such as a sedative drug or agent Derived forms palliatively (ˈpalliatively) adverb palliative in American English (ˈpæliˌeɪtɪv; ˈpæliətɪv) adjective 1. serving or tending to palliate ; specif., a. alleviating b. excusing; extenuating noun 2. a thing that palliates Examples of 'palliative' in a sentence palliative This guidance clearly sets out the best practice for all those involved in palliative care, whether that be at home, in a hospice or in a hospital. Times, Sunday Times (2016) This guidance clearly sets out the best practice for all those involved in palliativecare, whether that be at home, in a hospice or in a hospital. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Nine out of ten palliative specialists are opposed to the change. Times, Sunday Times (2006) She was referred for palliative care and doctors warned her family to prepare for he worst. The Sun (2015) They are now giving her only palliative treatment to ease her pain. The Sun (2009) No one is suggesting that palliative care is a blanket panacea. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Can beauty treatments be a palliative for cancer? Times, Sunday Times (2007) Is the answer not to change the law but to improve palliative care? Times, Sunday Times (2010) Hospitals need more nurses and doctors with palliative care skills. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Can we afford universal palliative care for the dying? Times, Sunday Times (2008) And palliative care specialists see their role as much more than providing a home for the terminally ill. The Sun (2009) He suggested that she enjoyed life while she was relatively without symptoms and then came back for palliative treatment. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The field of palliative care emerged over recent decades to bring this kind of thinking to the care of dying patients. Times, Sunday Times (2014) It is about the supremacy of the wishes of the patient who wants that alternative when palliative care is not good enough. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Reading a palliative care nurse 's list of the five regrets of the dying made me realise that. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Hospice and palliative care is the specialist field where there are people who will do this and such care is given free of charge. Times, Sunday Times (2006) And recognising the importance of palliative care, the patient would also have to consult a palliative care specialist. Times, Sunday Times (2008) On his deathbed, he was initially refused an increase in his very low dose of morphine by the palliative care team. Times, Sunday Times (2010) It is very effective at curing some early-stage cancers and can be used for palliative treatment for patientsfor whom other treatments have failed. Times, Sunday Times (2010) She discovered that there was an alternative to the purely palliative treatment offered to her by the NHS. Times, Sunday Times (2006) I would advise anyone with bone cancer to find a palliative care specialist and the rest of us to give generously to local hospices. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The sum to be doubled is that spent on palliative care, about 180 million. Times, Sunday Times (2008) In any case, in Oregon most of those who use the law already receive palliative care. Times, Sunday Times (2006) In Wales, feedback from patients on their experience of specialist palliative care is now embedded in the system. Times, Sunday Times (2011) 1 (noun) in the sense of drug Definition something that palliates, such as a sedative drug Insulin merely acts as a palliative. Synonyms drug painkiller Try a painkiller such as paracetamol. sedative They use opium as a sedative. tranquillizer 100 tablets of a powerful tranquillizer anodyne Leisure is a kind of anodyne. analgesic The hospital advised an analgesic for shoulder pains. demulcent calmative lenitive 2 (noun) in the sense of temporary measure Definition something that alleviates or lessens a problem The loan was a palliative, not a cure, for their financial troubles. Synonyms temporary measure stopgap It is not an acceptable long term solution, just a stopgap. temporary expedient (adjective) in the sense of soothing Definition relieving without curing the importance of palliative care in hospitals Synonyms soothing Cold tea is very soothing for burns. calming mollifying anodyne demulcent calmative lenitive mitigatory Additional synonyms in the sense of analgesic Definition a drug that relieves pain The hospital advised an analgesic for shoulder pains. Synonyms painkiller, narcotic, palliative, anodyne, pain reliever in the sense of anodyne Definition something that relieves pain or distress Leisure is a kind of anodyne. Synonyms painkiller, narcotic, palliative, analgesic, pain reliever in the sense of demulcent Synonyms soothing, easing, calming, relieving, mild, softening, sedative, mollifying, emollient, lenitive Nearby words of palliative palisade pall palliate palliative pallid pallor pally Synonyms of 'palliative' palliative Explore 'palliative' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of painkiller Definition a drug that relieves pain Try a painkiller such as paracetamol. Synonyms analgesic, drug, remedy, anaesthetic, sedative, palliative, anodyne in the sense of sedative Definition a sedative drug or agent that makes people sleep or calm down They use opium as a sedative. Synonyms tranquillizer, narcotic, sleeping pill, opiate, anodyne, calmative, downer or down (slang) in the sense of stopgap Definition a thing that serves as a substitute for a short time until replaced by something more suitable It is not an acceptable long term solution, just a stopgap. Synonyms makeshift, improvisation, temporary expedient, shift, resort, substitute in the sense of tranquillizer Definition a drug that calms someone suffering from anxiety, tension, etc. 100 tablets of a powerful tranquillizer Synonyms sedative, opiate, barbiturate, downer (slang), red (slang), bromide
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