geriatric

/jer-ee-a-trik, jeer-/US // ˌdʒɛr iˈæ trɪk, ˌdʒɪər- //UK // (ˌdʒɛrɪˈætrɪk) //

老人科,老年科,老年医学,老年病

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : of or relating to geriatrics or old age: the hospital's geriatric ward.
- : noting or relating to aged people or animals: geriatric patients;a geriatric pet.
- : old, outmoded, or worn out by long use: The company is suffering from geriatric factories and manufacturing technologies.

n.名词 noun

as inold

Forms: geriatrics

Synonyms

The geriatric guise is the latest instance of people trying to cut the line to get vaccinated from the deadly virus.
Loss of eggs and risks to pregnancy happen gradually over time, not all at once, but 35 is when doctors begin calling pregnancies “geriatric” to reflect increased risks.
Other members said they were reassured by the support of the recommendation from geriatric medicine specialists.
Other members said they were reassured by the support of the recommendation from specialists in geriatric medicine.
Barry Lowenthal, CEO of The Media Kitchen, backed that claim but emphasized that, in describing HuffPost’s audience as older, “I’m not talking geriatric.”
Thanks to the basic dynamics of American politics, the GOP—as white and geriatric as it is—sits well-positioned for success.
But they are right to haul—or wheel—a geriatric SS man present at a notorious, if largely forgotten, massacre into the courtroom.
Right after Girls, she booked an episode of the HBO series Getting On, playing a frail woman in a geriatric ward.
The previous geriatric SCAF that ousted Mubarak after huge protests in February 2011 made a mess of things too.
In spite of their image as bland, geriatric pols, the party elders gave the LDP a sense political heft.

/jer-ee-a-trik, jeer-/US // ˌdʒɛr iˈæ trɪk, ˌdʒɪər- //UK // (ˌdʒɛrɪˈætrɪk) //

老人科,老年科,老年医学,老年病

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : of or relating to geriatrics or old age: the hospital's geriatric ward.
- : noting or relating to aged people or animals: geriatric patients;a geriatric pet.
- : old, outmoded, or worn out by long use: The company is suffering from geriatric factories and manufacturing technologies.

n.名词 noun

as inold

Forms: geriatrics

Synonyms

The geriatric guise is the latest instance of people trying to cut the line to get vaccinated from the deadly virus.
Loss of eggs and risks to pregnancy happen gradually over time, not all at once, but 35 is when doctors begin calling pregnancies “geriatric” to reflect increased risks.
Other members said they were reassured by the support of the recommendation from geriatric medicine specialists.
Other members said they were reassured by the support of the recommendation from specialists in geriatric medicine.
Barry Lowenthal, CEO of The Media Kitchen, backed that claim but emphasized that, in describing HuffPost’s audience as older, “I’m not talking geriatric.”
Thanks to the basic dynamics of American politics, the GOP—as white and geriatric as it is—sits well-positioned for success.
But they are right to haul—or wheel—a geriatric SS man present at a notorious, if largely forgotten, massacre into the courtroom.
Right after Girls, she booked an episode of the HBO series Getting On, playing a frail woman in a geriatric ward.
The previous geriatric SCAF that ousted Mubarak after huge protests in February 2011 made a mess of things too.
In spite of their image as bland, geriatric pols, the party elders gave the LDP a sense political heft.