ward sister in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for ward sister in the English»Italian Dictionary

ward sister [ˈwɔːdˌsɪstə(r)] N Brit MED

ward sister

caposala f

Translations for ward sister in the English»Italian Dictionary

sister [Brit ˈsɪstə, Am ˈsɪstər] N

1. sister (sibling):

sister

sorella f

older or elder, younger sister

sorella maggiore, minore

big, little sister

sorella grande, piccola

she's like a sister to me

è come una sorella per me

2. sister before n:

sister institution, organization

consorella

sister newspaper, publication

dello stesso gruppo editoriale

sister nation

nazione consorella

3. sister Brit MED:

sister

(infermiera) caposala f

yes, sister

sì, signora

4. sister REL:

sister, also Sister

sorella f

yes, sister

sì, sorella

5. sister (fellow woman):

sister

sorella f

6. sister Am inf:

sister (form of address) (young woman)

fanciulla f

sister (woman)

signora f

I.ward [Brit wɔːd, Am wɔrd] N

1. ward (in hospital):

ward (unit)

reparto m

ward (room)

corsia f

ward (separate building)

padiglione m

he's in ward 3

è in terza corsia

to work on a ward

lavorare in un reparto

maternity, pediatric ward

reparto maternità, pediatria

2. ward POL:

ward

circoscrizione f elettorale

3. ward LAW:

ward, also ward of court

pupillo m / pupilla f

to be made a ward of court

essere sottoposto a tutela

a child in ward

un bambino sotto tutela

II.ward [Brit wɔːd, Am wɔrd] VB trans arch (protect)

ward

difendere

ward

proteggere

ward sister in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for ward sister in the English»Italian Dictionary

sister [ˈsɪs·tɚ] N a. REL

sister

sorella f

Sister Catherine

Suor Catherine

sister company

consociata f

sister ship

nave f gemella

ward [wɔ:rd] N

1. ward (wardship):

ward

tutela f

in ward

sotto tutela

2. ward (person):

ward

pupillo(-a) m (f)

3. ward:

ward (in a hospital)

reparto m

ward (room)

corsia f

geriatric/psychiatric ward

reparto di geriatria/psichiatria

maternity ward

reparto maternità

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Orderlies, two to each ward, were at the bottom of the hierarchy, and they worked under the authoritarian, and unchallenged, command of the ward sister.

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