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1 die Krankenpflege
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2 pflegend
- {nursing} -
3 säugend
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4 das Altenheim
- {nursing home} nhà thương, bệnh xá, nơi an dưỡng -
5 das Pflegepersonal
- {nursing staff} -
6 das Pflegeheim
- {nursing home} nhà thương, bệnh xá, nơi an dưỡng -
7 Krankenpflege
f nursing* * *die Krankenpflegenursing* * *Krạn|ken|pfle|gefnursing* * *(the profession of a nurse who cares for the sick.) nursing* * *Kran·ken·pfle·gef nursing* * *die nursing* * *Krankenpflege f nursing* * *die nursing -
8 Pflege
f; -, kein Pl.1. allg.: care (auch der Haut, Zähne, eines Kindes etc.); des Äußeren: auch grooming3. eines Gartens: tending; der Künste, von Beziehungen: cultivation; TECH. maintenance, service; von Datenbanken etc.: keeping up, updating; viel Pflege brauchen need a lot of care ( oder attention); ein Kind / einen Hund in Pflege nehmen take a child / dog into one’s care; ein Kind ( bei jemandem) in Pflege geben put a child into (s.o.’s) care* * *die Pflegemaintenance; cultivation; nurture; care* * *Pfle|ge ['pfleːgə]f -, no plcare; (von Kranken auch) nursing; (von Garten auch) attention; (von Beziehungen, Künsten) fostering, cultivation; (von Maschinen, Gebäuden) maintenance, upkeepjdn/etw in Pflége nehmen — to look after sb/sth
jdn/etw in Pflége geben — to have sb/sth looked after
sie gaben den Hund bei ihrem Sohn in Pflége — they gave their dog to their son to look after
ein Kind in Pflége nehmen (dauernd) — to foster a child
ein Kind in Pflége geben — to have a child fostered; (stundenweise) to have a child looked after; (Behörde) to foster a child out (zu jdm with sb)
die Pflége von jdm/etw übernehmen — to look after sb/sth
der Garten/Kranke braucht viel Pflége — the garden/sick man needs a lot of care and attention
das Kind/der Hund hat bei uns gute Pflége — the child/dog is well looked after or cared for by us
jdm gute Pflége angedeihen lassen — to take good care of sb, to look after sb well
häusliche Pflége — care in the home
* * *(care; help in growing or developing.) nurture* * *Pfle·ge<->[ˈpfle:gə]1. (kosmetische Behandlung) care, grooming2. MED care, nursingjdn/ein Tier [bei jdm] in \Pflege geben to have sb/an animal looked after [by sb]jdn/ein Tier [von jdm] in \Pflege nehmen to look after [sb's] sb/animal3. HORT care, attention5. (Instandhaltung) upkeep\Pflege und Wartung upkeep and maintenance* * *die; Pflege: care; (MaschinenPflege, FahrzeugPflege) maintenance; (fig.): (von Beziehungen, Kunst, Sprache) cultivation; fosteringjemanden/etwas in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after somebody/something
jemandem etwas od. etwas bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody something to look after; entrust something to somebody's care
ein Kind in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after a child; (als Pflegeeltern) foster a child
ein Kind bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody a child to look after; (bei Pflegeeltern) have a child fostered by somebody
* * *2. eines Kranken: nursing care;ambulante Pflege outpatient care;häusliche Pflege home nursing3. eines Gartens: tending; der Künste, von Beziehungen: cultivation; TECH maintenance, service; von Datenbanken etc: keeping up, updating;viel Pflege brauchen need a lot of care ( oder attention);ein Kind/einen Hund in Pflege nehmen take a child/dog into one’s care;ein Kind (bei jemandem) in Pflege geben put a child into (sb’s) care* * *die; Pflege: care; (MaschinenPflege, FahrzeugPflege) maintenance; (fig.): (von Beziehungen, Kunst, Sprache) cultivation; fosteringjemanden/etwas in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after somebody/something
jemandem etwas od. etwas bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody something to look after; entrust something to somebody's care
ein Kind in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after a child; (als Pflegeeltern) foster a child
ein Kind bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody a child to look after; (bei Pflegeeltern) have a child fostered by somebody
* * *-n (Kranken-) f.nursing n. -n (eines Gartens, von Beziehungen) f.cultivation n. -n f.care n.maintenance n.servicing n. -
9 Pflegefall
m MED. invalid; ein Pflegefall sein be in need of nursing care* * *Pfle|ge|fallmcase for nursing or care* * *Pfle·ge·fallm nursing case, sb who needs constant [or permanent] nursing carejd ist ein \Pflegefall sb needs constant nursing care* * *ein Pflegefall sein be in need of nursing care* * *m.invalid n.nursing case n. -
10 Pflegesatz
Pflegesatz m SOZ hospital daily rate, nursing home daily rate* * *m < Sozial> hospital daily rate, nursing home daily rate* * *Pflegesatz
(Krankenhaus) hospital allowance, nursing charges;
• Pflege[unterbringung] foster care;
• Pflegeversicherung [compulsory] nursing insurance, long-term [geriatric] care insurance;
• Pflegeversicherungsgesetz Long-Term Care Insurance Act;
• Pflegeversicherungsträger long-term care insurance provider;
• Pflegezeiten [nursing-]care periods;
• Pflegezulage nursing allowance. -
11 Pflegestufe
f etwa class of nursing care; Pflegestufe 1 in der Pflegeversicherung: first class nursing care; einen Kranken in eine der drei Pflegestufen einstufen put a patient in one of the three classes of nursing care* * *einen Kranken in eine der drei Pflegestufen einstufen put a patient in one of the three classes of nursing care -
12 Privatklinik
* * *die Privatkliniknursing home* * *Pri|vat|kli|nikfprivate clinic or hospital, nursing home* * *(a small private hospital.) nursing-home* * *Pri·vat·kli·nikf private clinic [or hospital], nursing home BRIT* * *die private clinic or hospital* * ** * *die private clinic or hospital -
13 Schwesternhelferin
f nursing auxiliary (Am. assistant)* * *Schwẹs|tern|hel|fer(in)m(f)nursing auxiliary (Brit) or assistant (US)* * *Schwes·tern·hel·fe·rinf nursing auxiliary BRIT* * *die nursing auxiliary; auxiliary nurse* * ** * *die nursing auxiliary; auxiliary nurse -
14 pflege
f; -, kein Pl.1. allg.: care (auch der Haut, Zähne, eines Kindes etc.); des Äußeren: auch grooming3. eines Gartens: tending; der Künste, von Beziehungen: cultivation; TECH. maintenance, service; von Datenbanken etc.: keeping up, updating; viel Pflege brauchen need a lot of care ( oder attention); ein Kind / einen Hund in Pflege nehmen take a child / dog into one’s care; ein Kind ( bei jemandem) in Pflege geben put a child into (s.o.’s) care* * *die Pflegemaintenance; cultivation; nurture; care* * *Pfle|ge ['pfleːgə]f -, no plcare; (von Kranken auch) nursing; (von Garten auch) attention; (von Beziehungen, Künsten) fostering, cultivation; (von Maschinen, Gebäuden) maintenance, upkeepjdn/etw in Pflége nehmen — to look after sb/sth
jdn/etw in Pflége geben — to have sb/sth looked after
sie gaben den Hund bei ihrem Sohn in Pflége — they gave their dog to their son to look after
ein Kind in Pflége nehmen (dauernd) — to foster a child
ein Kind in Pflége geben — to have a child fostered; (stundenweise) to have a child looked after; (Behörde) to foster a child out (zu jdm with sb)
die Pflége von jdm/etw übernehmen — to look after sb/sth
der Garten/Kranke braucht viel Pflége — the garden/sick man needs a lot of care and attention
das Kind/der Hund hat bei uns gute Pflége — the child/dog is well looked after or cared for by us
jdm gute Pflége angedeihen lassen — to take good care of sb, to look after sb well
häusliche Pflége — care in the home
* * *(care; help in growing or developing.) nurture* * *Pfle·ge<->[ˈpfle:gə]1. (kosmetische Behandlung) care, grooming2. MED care, nursingjdn/ein Tier [bei jdm] in \Pflege geben to have sb/an animal looked after [by sb]jdn/ein Tier [von jdm] in \Pflege nehmen to look after [sb's] sb/animal3. HORT care, attention5. (Instandhaltung) upkeep\Pflege und Wartung upkeep and maintenance* * *die; Pflege: care; (MaschinenPflege, FahrzeugPflege) maintenance; (fig.): (von Beziehungen, Kunst, Sprache) cultivation; fosteringjemanden/etwas in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after somebody/something
jemandem etwas od. etwas bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody something to look after; entrust something to somebody's care
ein Kind in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after a child; (als Pflegeeltern) foster a child
ein Kind bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody a child to look after; (bei Pflegeeltern) have a child fostered by somebody
* * *…pflege f im subst:Autopflege car care; (Wartung) car maintenance;Bodenpflege husbandry; (Bodenbearbeitung) cultivation of the soil;Möbelpflege furniture care;Parkettpflege care of parquet floors* * *die; Pflege: care; (MaschinenPflege, FahrzeugPflege) maintenance; (fig.): (von Beziehungen, Kunst, Sprache) cultivation; fosteringjemanden/etwas in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after somebody/something
jemandem etwas od. etwas bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody something to look after; entrust something to somebody's care
ein Kind in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after a child; (als Pflegeeltern) foster a child
ein Kind bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody a child to look after; (bei Pflegeeltern) have a child fostered by somebody
* * *-n (Kranken-) f.nursing n. -n (eines Gartens, von Beziehungen) f.cultivation n. -n f.care n.maintenance n.servicing n. -
15 Pflegeheim
n nursing home* * *das Pflegeheimrest home* * *Pfle|ge|heimntnursing home* * *Pfle·ge·heimnt nursing home* * *Pflegeheim n nursing home* * *n.nursing home n. -
16 Pflegepersonal
n nursing staff* * *Pfle|ge|per|so|nalntnursing staff* * *Pfle·ge·per·so·nalnt nursing staff + pl vb* * *Pflegepersonal n nursing staff* * *n.nursing staff n. -
17 pflegerisch
* * *pfle|ge|risch ['pfleːgərɪʃ]1. adjnursing2. advpflégerisch ausgebildet sein — to be a trained nurse
* * *pfle·ge·risch\pflegerische Öle balsamic oilsII. adv as a nurse* * *pflegerisch adj:pflegerische Berufe caring ( oder nursing) professions* * *adj.custodial adj. -
18 Pflegeversicherung
f nursing care insurance* * *Pfle|ge|ver|si|che|rungfnursing care insurance* * *Pfle·ge·ver·si·che·rungf private nursing insurance* * *Pflegeversicherung f nursing care insurance* * *f.nursing care insurance n. -
19 Mutterschutz
m legal protection for expectant and nursing mothers, etwa maternity legislation* * *der Mutterschutzprotection of motherhood* * *Mụt|ter|schutzmlegal protection of expectant and nursing mothers* * *Mut·ter·schutz* * *der laws pl. protecting working pregnant women and mothers of newborn babies* * *Mutterschutz m legal protection for expectant and nursing mothers, etwa maternity legislation* * *der laws pl. protecting working pregnant women and mothers of newborn babies* * *m.legal (job-)protection for expectant and nursing mothers n. -
20 Oberschwester
f senior nursing officer, Am. head nurse* * *die Oberschwestermatron* * *Ober|schwes|terfsenior nursing officer* * *Ober·schwes·ter* * *
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