Pronunciation: /ˌpiː.di.əˈtrɪʃ.ən/
noun a medical doctor who specializes in the care of children
A1 The pediatrician checked the baby's temperature.
A2 I took my son to the pediatrician for his regular check-up.
B1 The pediatrician recommended a new treatment for the child's illness.
B2 After consulting with the pediatrician, the parents decided on a course of action for their child's health.
C1 The pediatrician specializes in treating rare childhood diseases.
C2 As a pediatrician, she has published several research papers on pediatric medicine.
adjective pediatric
A1 My sister is a pediatrician.
A2 The pediatrician's office is decorated with colorful toys.
B1 I prefer taking my child to a pediatrician for regular check-ups.
B2 The pediatrician recommended a specific diet for the child's health condition.
C1 The pediatrician's expertise in child development is highly respected.
C2 The pediatrician's research on childhood diseases has been published in prestigious medical journals.
formal The pediatrician specializes in providing medical care for children.
informal I have to take my kids to the pediatrician for their check-up tomorrow.
slang My friend's mom is a pediatrician and she's super cool with the kids.
figurative The pediatrician is like a guardian angel for children's health.
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