Definition of clinical thermometer in English:

clinical thermometer

noun

A small medical thermometer with a short but finely calibrated range, for taking a person's temperature.
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1906, Sir Clifford Albutt of Leeds, who introduced the clinical thermometer to medicine, quoted Lloyd Morgan.
- Authors of studies and suppliers of clinical thermometers were asked to provide details of other studies.
- Another adaptation the clinical thermometer has is a small constriction in the tube so the mercury or alcohol cannot return to the bulb until it is reset.
- When considering the diagnosis, a false sense of reassurance may be given by standard clinical thermometers.
- Omron of Japan donated 6,000 digital clinical thermometers worth 700,000 yuan to China's Ministry of Health to help the country's fight against SARS.
- As required, clinical thermometers are available at all ports, and all passengers entering the city have to complete forms reporting their physical condition.
- The maximum thermometer is similar to a clinical thermometer used by medical staff.

Definition of clinical thermometer in US English:

clinical thermometer

nounˈklinəkəl THərˈmämədər

A small medical thermometer with a short but finely calibrated range, for taking a person's temperature.
Example sentencesExamples
- Authors of studies and suppliers of clinical thermometers were asked to provide details of other studies.
- As required, clinical thermometers are available at all ports, and all passengers entering the city have to complete forms reporting their physical condition.
- Omron of Japan donated 6,000 digital clinical thermometers worth 700,000 yuan to China's Ministry of Health to help the country's fight against SARS.
- In 1906, Sir Clifford Albutt of Leeds, who introduced the clinical thermometer to medicine, quoted Lloyd Morgan.
- When considering the diagnosis, a false sense of reassurance may be given by standard clinical thermometers.
- Another adaptation the clinical thermometer has is a small constriction in the tube so the mercury or alcohol cannot return to the bulb until it is reset.
- The maximum thermometer is similar to a clinical thermometer used by medical staff.

单词	clinical thermometer
释义	Definition of clinical thermometer in English: clinical thermometer noun A small medical thermometer with a short but finely calibrated range, for taking a person's temperature. Example sentencesExamples In 1906, Sir Clifford Albutt of Leeds, who introduced the clinical thermometer to medicine, quoted Lloyd Morgan. Authors of studies and suppliers of clinical thermometers were asked to provide details of other studies. Another adaptation the clinical thermometer has is a small constriction in the tube so the mercury or alcohol cannot return to the bulb until it is reset. When considering the diagnosis, a false sense of reassurance may be given by standard clinical thermometers. Omron of Japan donated 6,000 digital clinical thermometers worth 700,000 yuan to China's Ministry of Health to help the country's fight against SARS. As required, clinical thermometers are available at all ports, and all passengers entering the city have to complete forms reporting their physical condition. The maximum thermometer is similar to a clinical thermometer used by medical staff. Definition of clinical thermometer in US English: clinical thermometer nounˈklinəkəl THərˈmämədər A small medical thermometer with a short but finely calibrated range, for taking a person's temperature. Example sentencesExamples Authors of studies and suppliers of clinical thermometers were asked to provide details of other studies. As required, clinical thermometers are available at all ports, and all passengers entering the city have to complete forms reporting their physical condition. Omron of Japan donated 6,000 digital clinical thermometers worth 700,000 yuan to China's Ministry of Health to help the country's fight against SARS. In 1906, Sir Clifford Albutt of Leeds, who introduced the clinical thermometer to medicine, quoted Lloyd Morgan. When considering the diagnosis, a false sense of reassurance may be given by standard clinical thermometers. Another adaptation the clinical thermometer has is a small constriction in the tube so the mercury or alcohol cannot return to the bulb until it is reset. The maximum thermometer is similar to a clinical thermometer used by medical staff.
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