| 释义 |
phy·si·cian
\fə̇ˈzishən\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English fisicien, from Old French, from phisike, fisique medical science — more at physics
1. : a person skilled in the art of healing : one duly authorized to treat disease : a doctor of medicine — often distinguished from surgeon
2. : one who restores (as a troubled spirit or the body politic) : one exerting a remedial or salutary influence
< a physician of the soul >
< nature as a physician >
3. obsolete : natural philosopher, physicist |