| 单词 | walk-in |
| 释义 | walk-in Word forms: walk-ins 1. adjective [ADJ n] A walk-in closet or wardrobe is a closet or wardrobe that is large enough for someone to walk into. Upstairs, the master bedroom has a walk-in closet. 2. adjective [ADJ n] A walk-in clinic or medical center is one where you can get medical attention without making an appointment. Should blood tests be made more accessible to the public, such as through walk-in clinics in shopping malls? Collocations: walk-in centre She went to a walk-in centre but her weight loss was put down to severe anaemia. Times, Sunday Times We took him to a medical walk-in centre and were referred to hospital. Times, Sunday Times Used to receiving treatment when they want it, patients who once used the walk-in centre come here. The Sun Or they'll direct you to local help - for example, there might be a walk-in centre or minor injuries unit open nearby to deal with your problem. The Sun He will also suggest that more doctors are needed in poor areas and greater use must be made of pharmacies, schools and walk-in centres. Times, Sunday Times |
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