Pronunciation: /ˈpeɪ.ʃənt/
noun a person receiving or registered to receive medical treatment
A1 The patient waited in the doctor's office.
A2 The patient was happy with the treatment they received.
B1 The patient was advised to follow a strict diet and exercise regimen.
B2 The patient's recovery was faster than expected.
C1 The patient's resilience and determination impressed the medical team.
C2 The patient's unwavering optimism inspired others in the hospital.
adjective able to accept or tolerate delays, problems, or suffering without becoming annoyed or anxious
A1 The patient dog waited for his owner to come home.
A2 The patient teacher helped the students understand the lesson.
B1 The patient nurse calmly attended to the needs of the sick patients.
B2 The patient scientist conducted thorough research before drawing conclusions.
C1 The patient therapist guided the client through the process of healing.
C2 The patient mentor provided support and guidance to the aspiring entrepreneurs.
formal The doctor spent extra time with the patient to ensure all their concerns were addressed.
informal The nurse was really patient with the elderly patient, helping them with their daily tasks.
slang I heard the patient was feeling better after getting some good meds.
figurative Being patient with yourself is key to personal growth and development.
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