救治

• Pinyin: jiù zhì
• Desglose de hanzi: 救 = 求 (seek) + 攴 (action) — to save; 治 = 氵(water) + 台 (phonetic) — to cure, to treat

Significado

tratar y salvar; prestar atención médica de urgencia (para salvar vidas)

Combines rescue and medical treatment — used when describing urgent or intensive medical care that saves lives. Common in news reports, medical discourse, and disaster coverage. Implies both urgency and active intervention. Typically collocates with 伤员 (wounded), 患者 (patient), 病人 (sick person), and modifiers like 及时 (timely) or 全力 (with full effort).

Ejemplos

1. 医疗队连夜对伤员进行救治，成功挽救了十余名重伤患者的生命。
2. 这名矿工被困井下七十二小时后获救，经医院全力救治，已脱离危险。
3. 野外急救培训让更多人掌握了在专业救援抵达前救治伤者的基本技能。

Guía de uso

Contexto: medicine, emergency, disaster relief, news

Tono: serious

Correcto

• 医生正在全力救治重伤的病人。(The doctors are doing everything they can to treat the critically wounded patient.)
• 经过及时救治，患者转危为安，家属悬着的心终于放下了。(After receiving timely treatment, the patient pulled through, and the family could finally breathe again.)

Incorrecto

• 我感冒了，去救治一下吧。(救治 implies urgent, life-saving medical intervention — for minor everyday ailments, use 看病、治疗 or 就医 instead)

Origen e historia

救 (to rescue, to save) + 治 (to cure, to treat). Together: to rescue through medical intervention. A formal compound used in emergency and clinical contexts since classical Chinese.

Contexto cultural

Generación: All ages

Contexto social: Universal