emergency in Latin
emergency in Latin is subitum — emergency means a sudden, serious situation that requires immediate action.
emergency in Latin
subitum
(sometimes, attributive) A situation which poses an immediate risk and which requires urgent attention.
What does "emergency" mean?
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noun A sudden, serious situation that requires immediate action.
"The nurse stayed calm throughout the emergency and helped everyone leave the building."
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noun The department of a hospital that treats people needing urgent medical care.
"My sister works in emergency, so she often finishes her shifts very late."
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emergency in a sentence
- The nurse stayed calm throughout the emergency and helped everyone leave the building.
- Call 999 in case of a medical emergency.
- My sister works in emergency, so she often finishes her shifts very late.
- The ambulance took her straight to emergency, where a doctor saw her quickly.
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What is "emergency" in Latin?
"emergency" in Latin is subitum. emergency means: A sudden, serious situation that requires immediate action.
How do you use "emergency" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse stayed calm throughout the emergency and helped everyone leave the building." In Latin, "emergency" is subitum.
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