ambulance in Latin
ambulance in Latin is arcera — ambulance means a vehicle equipped to carry sick or injured people to a hospital, usually with emergency medical staff aboard.
ambulance in Latin
arcera
An emergency vehicle designed for transporting seriously ill or injured people to a hospital. [1854]
What does "ambulance" mean?
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noun A vehicle equipped to carry sick or injured people to a hospital, usually with emergency medical staff aboard.
"Drivers pulled over to let the ambulance pass, its blue lights flashing."
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ambulance in a sentence
- Drivers pulled over to let the ambulance pass, its blue lights flashing.
- The NHS is bracing itself for its worst ever winter crisis descending in the next fortnight because of a worsening “flu-nami” that has left hospitals, GP surgeries and ambulances services under intense strain.
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What is "ambulance" in Latin?
"ambulance" in Latin is arcera. ambulance means: A vehicle equipped to carry sick or injured people to a hospital, usually with emergency medical staff aboard.
How do you use "ambulance" in a sentence?
Example: "Drivers pulled over to let the ambulance pass, its blue lights flashing." In Latin, "ambulance" is arcera.
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