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1 ♦ nurse
♦ nurse (1) /nɜ:s/n.3 infermiera, infermiere: hospital nurse, infermiere, infermiera; male nurse, infermiere; student nurse, allievo infermiere● nurse's aid, portantino ( d'ospedale) □ nurse-child, bambino a balia; figlio di latte □ (zool.) nurse frog, ( Alytes obstetricans) alite ostetrico □ (zool.) nurse shark ► nurse (2) □ ( un tempo) to put a child ( out) to nurse, dare (o mettere) un bambino a balia.nurse (2) /nɜ:s/n. (zool., di solito nurse shark)3 Carcharias arenarius.(to) nurse /nɜ:s/A v. t.1 allattare; nutrire al seno; (fig.) nutrire, covare, alimentare: to nurse a baby, allattare un bambino; to nurse feelings of hatred, nutrire sentimenti d'odio; to nurse one's anger, covare l'ira4 curare; avere cura di; portare riguardo a: to nurse seedlings, aver cura di pianticelle giovani; to nurse one's injured leg, portar riguardo a una gamba ferita5 accarezzare; coccolare; stringersi al seno: to nurse a child, stringersi al seno un bambino; to nurse one's pet dog, coccolare il cagnolino predilettoB v. i.● to nurse a business, occuparsi di un'azienda nel modo dovuto □ to nurse a cold, curarsi un raffreddore □ (fig.) to nurse the fire, starsene seduti vicino al fuoco □ (comm.) to nurse stocks, tenere scorte in attesa di un rialzo dei prezzi □ (fig.) to nurse one's wounds, leccarsi le ferite ( dopo una sconfitta) □ to be nursed in luxury, essere allevato nel lusso.
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