GP
noun /ˌdʒiː ˈpiː/
/ˌdʒiː ˈpiː/
(especially British English)- a doctor who is trained in general medicine and who works in the local community, not in a hospital (the abbreviation for ‘general practitioner’)
全科医生，普通医师（全写为 general practitioner，在社区而非在医院工作） - Go and see your GP as soon as possible.
尽早去看你的全科医生。 - There are four GPs in our local practice.
在我们地区诊所有四个全科医生。 - Her GP referred her to a specialist.
她的全科医生给她介绍了一位专家。
CultureGPs can write prescriptions (= instructions that allow people to obtain medicines), and may recommend that a person goes to see a specialist in a particular disease. Patients are usually treated at the doctor's surgery, and may also be visited at home. GPs are employed by the National Health Service but they may also have some private patients.Topics Jobsc2, Medicinec2- They arranged for the local on-call GP to make a house call to the patient.
他们安排当地随时应诊的全科医生上门给患者看病。 - Who is your local GP?
你们区的全科医生是谁？ - You should register with a GP as soon as possible.
你应该尽快在一位全科医生处登记。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- excellent
- good
- qualified
- …
- register with
- refer somebody
- Go and see your GP as soon as possible.