Wards Meaning in English

word · lemma: ward

US

ˈwɔɹdz

WAWRDZ

UK

wˈɔːdz

WAWDZ

التعريف

'Wards' is the plural of 'ward' and refers to separate areas or divisions in a hospital, prison, or city, or to people (often children) who are under someone's legal care.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Most common in healthcare ('surgical wards', 'children's wards') or legal contexts ('wards of the state'). Less often used in everyday conversation. In US English, 'ward' can also mean a district in a city, but this is less common.

• Spanish: sala (de hospital) - pabellón (hospital/recinto) - tutela (menores)
• Portuguese (BR): ala (hospitalar) - enfermaria - tutelado
• Portuguese (PT): ala (hospitalar) - enfermaria - tutelado
• Chinese (Simplified): 病房 - 受监护人
• Chinese (Traditional): 病房 - 受監護人
• Hindi: वार्ड (अस्पताल) - संरक्षण में लिया गया व्यक्ति
• Arabic: جناح (في مستشفى) - قاصر تحت الوصاية
• Bengali: ওয়ার্ড - তত্ত্বাবধানে থাকা ব্যক্তি
• Russian: палаты - подопечные
• Japanese: 病棟 - 被後見人
• Vietnamese: khoa (bệnh viện) - người được giám hộ
• Korean: 병동 - 피보호자
• Turkish: servis (hastane) - vesayet altındaki kişi
• Urdu: وارڈز - زیر سرپرستی افراد
• Indonesian: bangsal - anak asuh

جمل نموذجية

The hospital has separate wards for men and women.

basic

Many orphans became wards of the state.

basic

The nurse works in the children’s wards.

basic

Some wards are quieter at night than others.

natural

He grew up as one of the king’s wards.

natural

All the surgical wards are full, so new patients have to wait.

natural