| 词组 | treatment |
| 释义 | treatment /ˈtriːtmənt/ noun 1. something that is done to cure someone who is injured or illadjectives/nouns + treatmentmedical treatment She could not afford to pay for medical treatment.hospital treatment Several people needed hospital treatment for burns.emergency/urgent treatment The driver needed emergency treatment.the right treatment He will get better soon, if he has the right treatment.an effective treatment The most effective treatment is to stay in bed.further treatment (=more treatment) The patient does not require further treatment.dental treatment (=for your teeth) Children get free dental treatment.cancer treatment He returned to France to continue his cancer treatment.psychiatric treatment He underwent psychiatric treatment after a period of severe depression.laser treatment (=done with a laser) Laser treatment can be technically difficult.alternative treatments (=treatments that are not part of normal scientific medicine) She found out all she could about alternative cancer treatments.fertility/infertility treatment (=for helping someone who is unable to have children) Mrs Smith received fertility treatment using donor eggs.verbsgive sb treatment also administer treatment formal He was given treatment at a local hospital. | Paramedics are trained to administer on-the-spot treatment to patients.provide treatment The Health Service provides excellent treatment.get/have/receive treatment also undergo treatment formal Two boys received treatment for gunshot wounds. | A few years earlier she’d undergone fertility treatment.need treatment also require treatment formal All three were beaten so badly that they needed hospital treatment.respond to treatment (=become better when given treatment) He got a lung infection which did not respond to treatment.refuse treatment (=say you do not want it) Everyone has the right to refuse medical treatment.prepositionsthe treatment of sth There have been great advances in the treatment of cancer.a treatment for sth What is the best treatment for a cold?phrasesa course of treatment (=treatment that lasts for a period of time) They have started her on a new course of treatment.2. a way of behaving towards someoneadjectives/nouns + treatmentspecial/preferential treatment (=one person is treated better than others) Although I was the boss’s daughter, I didn’t get any special treatment.equal/the same treatment Everyone should get equal treatment under the law.harsh treatment (=severe, cruel, or unkind) They do not deserve such harsh treatment.VIP treatment (=special treatment, which very important people get) We were given VIP treatment.star treatment (=special treatment, which famous people get) Winners get star treatment from the media.the silent treatment (=refusing to speak to someone because you are angry with them) He’s been giving me the silent treatment ever since our argument.verbsget/have/receive a treatment Harper described the treatment he had received in prison.suffer a treatment (=receive bad treatment) I’ve suffered worse treatment than that in the past.put up with a treatment (=accept it, even though it is bad) Employees often put up with such treatment rather than risk losing their jobs.deserve a treatment Disabled people deserve equal treatment.single sb out for a treatment (=give it to them and only them) He was hoping he wouldn’t be singled out for special treatment.prepositionsthe treatment of sb They are complaining about the harsh treatment of prisoners. |
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