英语词汇“treat”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

treattreat /trit/ verb 1 to deal with people or situations in a particular way► treat

to behave toward someone or deal with something in a particular way:

Please treat this information as a secret.

The school treated their concerns about bullying very seriously.

► deal with

to do something to make a situation better, for example to solve a problem:

We need to deal with problems like pollution and climate change.

➔ You can also use deal with about the way you behave and the things you do when you are with someone: He dealt with the angry customer very well.

► handle

to deal with people or situations, especially in an effective or confident way:

Most customers were happy with the way their complaints had been handled.

► behave toward

to do things in a particular way when you are dealing with someone:

He began to behave differently toward me when he found out I was rich.

2 to do something to make a sick or injured person better► treat

to do something to make a sick or injured person better, or to make an illness or injury go away:

In some countries, it is difficult to treat patients because there is not enough medicine.

Nowadays, malaria can be treated with drugs.

► cure

to make an injury or illness go away completely so that someone is well again:

When the disease is found early, it can be easily treated and cured.

► heal

to make someone's body get better after an injury:

Vitamin C helps your body to heal wounds.

► nurse

to take care of people who are sick or injured:

The boy was very sick, but his mother nursed him back to health.

► operate

if a doctor operates, he or she cuts into someone’s body in order to repair or remove a part that is damaged:

They had to operate on my arm because it was broken in two places.

► prescribe

if a doctor prescribes medicine, he or she says what medicine or treatment a sick person should have:

Dr. Gordon said that the baby had an ear infection and prescribed an antibiotic.

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例句	treattreat /trit/ verb 1 to deal with people or situations in a particular way► treat to behave toward someone or deal with something in a particular way: Please treat this information as a secret. The school treated their concerns about bullying very seriously. ► deal with to do something to make a situation better, for example to solve a problem: We need to deal with problems like pollution and climate change. ➔ You can also use deal with about the way you behave and the things you do when you are with someone: He dealt with the angry customer very well. ► handle to deal with people or situations, especially in an effective or confident way: Most customers were happy with the way their complaints had been handled. ► behave toward to do things in a particular way when you are dealing with someone: He began to behave differently toward me when he found out I was rich. 2 to do something to make a sick or injured person better► treat to do something to make a sick or injured person better, or to make an illness or injury go away: In some countries, it is difficult to treat patients because there is not enough medicine. Nowadays, malaria can be treated with drugs. ► cure to make an injury or illness go away completely so that someone is well again: When the disease is found early, it can be easily treated and cured. ► heal to make someone's body get better after an injury: Vitamin C helps your body to heal wounds. ► nurse to take care of people who are sick or injured: The boy was very sick, but his mother nursed him back to health. ► operate if a doctor operates, he or she cuts into someone’s body in order to repair or remove a part that is damaged: They had to operate on my arm because it was broken in two places. ► prescribe if a doctor prescribes medicine, he or she says what medicine or treatment a sick person should have: Dr. Gordon said that the baby had an ear infection and prescribed an antibiotic.
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