stretcher
担架,担架上的人,担架上的,担架上
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Definitions
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- : Medicine/Medical. a kind of litter, often of canvas stretched on a frame, for carrying the sick, wounded, or dead.a similar litter on wheels, adapted for use in ambulances and hospitals.
- : a person or thing that stretches.
- : any of various instruments for extending, widening, distending, etc.
- : a bar, beam, or fabricated material, serving as a tie or brace.
- : Masonry. a brick or stone laid in a wall so that its longer edge is exposed or parallel to the surface.Compare header.
- : a simple wooden framework on which the canvas for an oil painting is stretched.
- : Furniture. a framework connecting and bracing the legs of a piece of furniture.one member of this framework.
- : a crosspiece that is set athwart and near the bottom in a small boat, and against which the feet of a rower are braced.
- : one of the thin, sliding rods connecting the canopy and handle of an umbrella.
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- : to stretch on a stretcher.
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Examples
Using a helicopter with a stretcher attached, they picked me up from the ledge and flew me to nearby El Capitan Meadow, where they planned to transfer me to a larger helicopter that could transport me to a hospital in Fresno.
Logistical concerns like the availability of ammunition, or having a stretcher on hand to evacuate a wounded soldier, play key roles.
They wouldn’t need to restrain him in a stretcher, Calero told his parents.
With testimony set to begin, Pearl Farlow made a dramatic entrance on a stretcher.
The gentleman seemed to recover and after they took him out on a stretcher the show went on.
And the next time his friend saw Moses, it was online; his bloody body was slapped on a stretcher.
They carry it like a stretcher, though they're missing one stretcher-bearer.
Paramedics now headed into the shop with a stretcher to aid the gunman.
There was a stretcher near their position— someone had brought it out earlier and leaned it up near the truck.
Prep work now short- circuited, Carter kicked the ammo cans out of the way and snatched up the stretcher.
They dragged him back clear of any further falls, and improvised a stretcher on which to carry home his now unconscious body.
The stretcher-bearers brought the latter in, and I sent for the doctor at once, but he could only pronounce him to be dead also!
Four officers carried the stretcher, and about six others followed behind.
Well away from the enemy the soldier is borne on a stretcher, sewn up in his blankets and wrapped in a flag.
One Palmer and two small hackle Flies on your stretcher give a tolerable good chance.