health centre

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Hospital, Medicine, Nurses, doctors, etc, Buildingshealth centreˈhealth ˌcentre British English, health center American English noun [countable] MHHOSPITALa building where several doctors work, and where people can go for medical treatment → clinicExamples from the Corpushealth centre• A community psychiatry system was adopted which had the mental health centre at the middle.• The district nurse is attached to the general practitioner surgery or health centre.• The cash has bought medical equipment which will be presented tomorrow in Mr Horne's name to the town's health centre.• That health centre job must really pay.• The old police station is now the health centre with four doctors and several community nurses.

单词	health centre
释义	health centre From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Hospital, Medicine, Nurses, doctors, etc, Buildingshealth centreˈhealth ˌcentre British English, health center American English noun [countable] MHHOSPITALa building where several doctors work, and where people can go for medical treatment → clinicExamples from the Corpushealth centre• A community psychiatry system was adopted which had the mental health centre at the middle.• The district nurse is attached to the general practitioner surgery or health centre.• The cash has bought medical equipment which will be presented tomorrow in Mr Horne's name to the town's health centre.• That health centre job must really pay.• The old police station is now the health centre with four doctors and several community nurses.
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