palliative
意味: Relating to treatment that relieves symptoms without addressing the underlying cause, especially for serious or terminal illness.
Palliative care focuses on improving quality of life for patients with life-limiting conditions, managing pain, and providing emotional and spiritual support. The term can also be used figuratively to describe any measure that alleviates a problem without solving it. Palliative care is distinct from curative treatment and is increasingly recognised as essential within the NHS.
例文
- The hospital's palliative care team ensured the patient was comfortable during her final weeks. 医院的姑息治疗团队确保患者在最后几周中保持舒适。El equipo de cuidados paliativos del hospital veló por la comodidad de la paciente durante sus últimas semanas.病院の緩和ケアチームは、患者が最後の数週間を快適に過ごせるようにした。병원의 완화 치료팀은 환자가 마지막 몇 주를 편안하게 보낼 수 있도록 돌보았다.
- Critics dismissed the policy changes as merely palliative, failing to address the root causes of poverty. 批评者将这些政策变化视为姑息之策,未能解决贫困的根本原因。Los críticos calificaron los cambios legislativos como meramente paliativos, incapaces de abordar las causas profundas de la pobreza.批評家たちはその政策変更を単なる姑息的措置にすぎず、貧困の根本原因に対処していないと一蹴した。비평가들은 그 정책 변경을 빈곤의 근본 원인에 대처하지 못한 단순한 미봉책에 불과하다고 일축했다.
- Palliative medicine has grown significantly as a speciality in British healthcare. 姑息医学作为英国医疗保健中的一个专科已有显著发展。La medicina paliativa ha crecido notablemente como especialidad dentro de la sanidad británica.緩和医療はイギリスの医療において専門分野として大きく成長してきた。완화 의학은 영국 의료 체계에서 전문 분야로서 크게 성장해 왔다.
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場面: medical, academic, media
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Medieval Latin palliativus, from Latin palliare (to cloak), from pallium (cloak). The sense of concealing or relieving symptoms evolved in English from the 15th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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