isolation ward in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for isolation ward in the English»Spanish Dictionary

to keep sb in isolation attr ward/hospital

de infecciosos

Translations for isolation ward in the English»Spanish Dictionary

isolation [Am ˌaɪsəˈleɪʃ(ə)n, Brit ʌɪsəˈleɪʃ(ə)n] N U

1.1. isolation (state):

isolation

aislamiento m

social/economic isolation

aislamiento social/económico

in isolation (from sth)

aislado (de algo)

in splendid isolation

totalmente aislado

the events should not be studied in isolation

los acontecimientos no se deberían estudiar aisladamente or fuera de su contexto

1.2. isolation MED:

isolation

aislamiento m

to keep sb in isolation

mantener a alguien aislado

to keep sb in isolation attr ward/hospital

de infecciosos

2.1. isolation (separation, identification):

isolation

identificación f

2.2. isolation (of virus, substance):

isolation

aislamiento m

ward [Am wɔrd, Brit wɔːd] N

1. ward C (in hospital):

ward

sala f

the children's ward

la sala de niños or de pediatría

3. ward C (person):

ward

pupilo m / pupila f

ward of court

pupilo m bajo tutela judicial / pupila f bajo tutela judicial

4.1. ward C (of key):

ward

guarda f

4.2. ward C (of lock):

ward

clavija f de tope

ward

guarda f

isolation ward in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for isolation ward in the English»Spanish Dictionary

isolation [ˌaɪ·sə·ˈleɪ·ʃən] N

1. isolation (separation):

isolation

aislamiento m

2. isolation (loneliness):

isolation

soledad f

ward [wɔrd] N

1. ward (wardship):

ward

tutela f

in ward

bajo tutela

2. ward (person):

ward

pupilo(-a) m (f)

3. ward (in a hospital):

ward

sala f

geriatric/psychiatric ward

pabellón m geriátrico/psiquiátrico

maternity ward

sala f de maternidad

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The addition cost over $20,000 at the time, and included provisions for a large play-room, a chapel and an isolation ward for children with contagious diseases.

en.wikipedia.org

Then we had to leave... the amount of time we could stay in the isolation ward was limited.

abcnews.go.com

We had an old cholera facility that we were using for an isolation ward.

www.macleans.ca

Tony contracted tuberculosis as a youth and his family constructed an isolation ward in the backyard in an effort to protect his fragile immune system.

en.wikipedia.org

She is now in an isolation ward in the hospital's children's heart unit and receives physio every day.

www.mirror.co.uk

From 1934 the hospital provided accommodation for the elderly ill, patients with chronic and acute mental illness, persons with learning disabilities, a maternity ward and a separate isolation ward.

en.wikipedia.org

The less fortunate die in the isolation ward, or out on the street inside the pen, waiting for space to free up.

foreignpolicy.com

I spent weeks in an isolation ward and now suffer from a form of blood cancer.

www.dublinlive.ie

Two of these were nurses who did not work in the isolation ward.

en.wikipedia.org

He was rushed to hospital and put in an isolation ward, she said.

uk.reuters.com