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Definition of medicine cabinet in English: medicine cabinet(also medicine chest) noun A small cupboard or box containing medicines and first-aid items. Example sentencesExamples - Despite its name, the bathroom medicine chest is no place to keep medicines.
- I groggily got out of bed and groped my way to the medicine chest.
- She opened the medicine cabinet and began rummaging through the accumulation of pill bottles.
- Mr Bernadi noticed my pitiful attempts at breathing and grabbed an inhaler from the medicine cabinet.
- It's raising all sorts of questions about the safety of what's in your medicine cabinet.
- I opened the medicine cabinet and grabbed a pair of scissors for protection, and then scoped out the hallway.
- He nodded dumbly as he walked over to the medicine cabinet and took out the pill bottles stored there.
- There are, however, many excellent herbal and other natural preparations that should be in your medicine chest.
- She reached up to the mirror and pulled open the medicine chest.
- In the bathroom the contents of the medicine chest were in the sink and a lump of the sink porcelain lay on the floor.
- A medicine chest brought with him is on display.
- I keep it in my first-aid kit and medicine chest; it is harmless and could help in many stressful situations.
- In this very useful guide, she offers a number of suggestions for stocking your holistic medicine cabinet.
- Taking a roll of gauze from the medicine cabinet, Cordelia wrapped both hands and taped it in place.
- It said not to store this drug in the bathroom medicine chest.
- Then she went through the medicine cabinet and found some bandages, gauze, and medical tape.
- Some months ago I decided to clear out the medicine chest.
- After rummaging through the medicine cabinet, she produced some prescribed medication.
- Repeating the verse to herself, she opened the medicine cabinet and took out a first-aid kit.
- That's why the bathroom medicine cabinet may not be the best place to store your medications.
Definition of medicine cabinet in US English: medicine cabinet(also medicine chest) nounˈmedəsən ˈkab(ə)nət A box containing medicines and first-aid items, especially one attached to a bathroom wall. Example sentencesExamples - In this very useful guide, she offers a number of suggestions for stocking your holistic medicine cabinet.
- It said not to store this drug in the bathroom medicine chest.
- I opened the medicine cabinet and grabbed a pair of scissors for protection, and then scoped out the hallway.
- It's raising all sorts of questions about the safety of what's in your medicine cabinet.
- Despite its name, the bathroom medicine chest is no place to keep medicines.
- I groggily got out of bed and groped my way to the medicine chest.
- There are, however, many excellent herbal and other natural preparations that should be in your medicine chest.
- Then she went through the medicine cabinet and found some bandages, gauze, and medical tape.
- In the bathroom the contents of the medicine chest were in the sink and a lump of the sink porcelain lay on the floor.
- Repeating the verse to herself, she opened the medicine cabinet and took out a first-aid kit.
- I keep it in my first-aid kit and medicine chest; it is harmless and could help in many stressful situations.
- Some months ago I decided to clear out the medicine chest.
- That's why the bathroom medicine cabinet may not be the best place to store your medications.
- A medicine chest brought with him is on display.
- She reached up to the mirror and pulled open the medicine chest.
- After rummaging through the medicine cabinet, she produced some prescribed medication.
- She opened the medicine cabinet and began rummaging through the accumulation of pill bottles.
- Mr Bernadi noticed my pitiful attempts at breathing and grabbed an inhaler from the medicine cabinet.
- Taking a roll of gauze from the medicine cabinet, Cordelia wrapped both hands and taped it in place.
- He nodded dumbly as he walked over to the medicine cabinet and took out the pill bottles stored there.
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