Gp

Pronunciation: /dʒiː piː/

Definitions of GP

noun General Practitioner

Example Sentences

A1 I need to make an appointment with my GP.

A2 The GP prescribed me some medication for my cold.

B1 After visiting the GP, I was referred to a specialist for further tests.

B2 The GP's diagnosis was confirmed by the medical team at the hospital.

C1 The GP's expertise in the field of sports medicine is widely recognized.

C2 The GP's clinic is known for its excellent patient care and modern facilities.

Examples of GP in a Sentence

formal The GP prescribed me some medication for my cold.

informal I have an appointment with my GP next week.

slang I need to see my GP about this rash.

figurative The GP of the company is responsible for overseeing all operations.

Grammatical Forms of GP

• plural: GPs
• comparative: more GP
• superlative: most GP
• present tense: GP
• future tense: will GP
• perfect tense: have GPed
• continuous tense: is GPing
• singular: GP
• positive degree: GP
• infinitive: to GP
• gerund: GPing
• participle: GPed

Origin and Evolution of GP

First Known Use: 1902 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'GP' originated as an abbreviation for 'General Practitioner'.

Evolution of the word: Initially used in the medical field to refer to a doctor who provides primary care services, the term 'GP' has since been adopted in various other fields such as sports (Grand Prix) and technology (Graphics Processor).