surgery の英語での意味
surgerysurgery /ˈsɜːdʒəri $ ˈsɜːr-/ noun (plural surgeries) 
すべての翻訳を見る1[uncountable] medical treatment in which a surgeon cuts open your body to repair or remove something inside外科医が体を切り開いて内部を修復または摘出する医療処置；外科手術surgery on
She required surgery on her right knee.彼女は右膝の手術を要した。surgery for He underwent surgery for lung cancer.彼は肺がんの手術を受けた。in surgery She was in surgery for two hours Thursday.彼女は木曜日に2時間手術を受けた。 → cosmetic surgery, plastic surgery2[uncountable] especially American English the place where operations are done in a hospital病院で手術が行われる場所；手術室 SYN operating room American English, theatre British English: Dr. Hanson is in surgery.ハンソン先生はただいま手術中です。3[countable] British English a place where a doctor or dentist gives treatment医師や歯科医師が診療を行う場所；診察室 SYN office American English4[uncountable] British English a regular period each day when people can see a doctor or dentist毎日定められた診療時間帯；患者が医師や歯科医師に診てもらえる時間 SYN office hours American English: Surgery is from 9 am to 1 pm on weekdays.診療時間は平日の午前9時から午後1時までです。5[countable] British English a special period of time when people can see a Member of Parliament to discuss problems市民が国会議員に会って問題を話し合うことができる特別な時間帯COLLOCATIONSコロケーションverbs動詞have surgery· Leslie had surgery on her toe last year.· レスリーは昨年、足の指の手術を受けた。undergo surgery formalフォーマル (=have surgery)· He underwent surgery to remove a bullet from his chest.· 彼は胸から弾丸を取り除く手術を受けた。· There are risks if you choose to undergo surgery.· 手術を受けることを選択した場合、リスクが伴う。do/carry out surgery (also perform surgery formalフォーマル)· A San Antonio doctor has volunteered to perform the surgery at no cost.· サンアントニオのある医師が、無償でその手術を行うと申し出た。need surgery (also require surgery formalフォーマル)· He is likely to need surgery in the near future.· 彼は近い将来、手術が必要になる可能性が高い。ADJECTIVES/NOUN + surgery形容詞・名詞 + surgerysuccessful· The surgery was successful and he’s recovering well.· 手術は成功し、彼は順調に回復している。major/minor surgery· He will require major surgery to remove the lump.· 彼はしこりを取り除くために大手術が必要になるだろう。· The president will undergo minor surgery today to remove a small growth from his finger.· 大統領は本日、指の小さな腫瘍を取り除く小手術を受ける予定だ。heart/knee/brain etc surgery· She is now fit again after knee surgery.· 彼女は膝の手術後、すっかり元気を取り戻した。emergency surgery (=done quickly, in an emergency)· The teenager underwent emergency surgery after a bullet pierced her lung.· その10代の少女は、弾丸が肺を貫通した後、緊急手術を受けた。cosmetic/plastic surgery (=surgery to improve someone’s appearance)· More and more people are choosing to have plastic surgery.· 美容整形手術を受けることを選ぶ人がますます増えている。laser surgery (=surgery done using a laser)· The doctor suggested laser surgery to improve her sight.· 医師は視力を改善するためにレーザー手術を提案した。keyhole surgery (=surgery done through a very small hole in the skin)· The operation will be done using keyhole surgery.· その手術は内視鏡（鍵穴）手術で行われる予定だ。elective surgery formalフォーマル (=surgery that is not necessary, but you choose to have)· There are often long waiting times for elective surgery.· 待機手術（選択的手術）には長い待ち時間が生じることが多い。COMMON ERRORSよくある誤り ► Don’t say ‘make surgery’. For a doctor, say perform surgery or carry out surgery. For the patient, say have surgeryor undergo surgery.
すべての翻訳を見る1[uncountable] medical treatment in which a surgeon cuts open your body to repair or remove something inside外科医が体を切り開いて内部を修復または摘出する医療処置；外科手術surgery on She required surgery on her right knee.彼女は右膝の手術を要した。surgery for He underwent surgery for lung cancer.彼は肺がんの手術を受けた。in surgery She was in surgery for two hours Thursday.彼女は木曜日に2時間手術を受けた。 → cosmetic surgery, plastic surgery2[uncountable] especially American English the place where operations are done in a hospital病院で手術が行われる場所；手術室 SYN operating room American English, theatre British English: Dr. Hanson is in surgery.ハンソン先生はただいま手術中です。3[countable] British English a place where a doctor or dentist gives treatment医師や歯科医師が診療を行う場所；診察室 SYN office American English4[uncountable] British English a regular period each day when people can see a doctor or dentist毎日定められた診療時間帯；患者が医師や歯科医師に診てもらえる時間 SYN office hours American English: Surgery is from 9 am to 1 pm on weekdays.診療時間は平日の午前9時から午後1時までです。5[countable] British English a special period of time when people can see a Member of Parliament to discuss problems市民が国会議員に会って問題を話し合うことができる特別な時間帯COLLOCATIONSコロケーションverbs動詞have surgery· Leslie had surgery on her toe last year.· レスリーは昨年、足の指の手術を受けた。undergo surgery formalフォーマル (=have surgery)· He underwent surgery to remove a bullet from his chest.· 彼は胸から弾丸を取り除く手術を受けた。· There are risks if you choose to undergo surgery.· 手術を受けることを選択した場合、リスクが伴う。do/carry out surgery (also perform surgery formalフォーマル)· A San Antonio doctor has volunteered to perform the surgery at no cost.· サンアントニオのある医師が、無償でその手術を行うと申し出た。need surgery (also require surgery formalフォーマル)· He is likely to need surgery in the near future.· 彼は近い将来、手術が必要になる可能性が高い。ADJECTIVES/NOUN + surgery形容詞・名詞 + surgerysuccessful· The surgery was successful and he’s recovering well.· 手術は成功し、彼は順調に回復している。major/minor surgery· He will require major surgery to remove the lump.· 彼はしこりを取り除くために大手術が必要になるだろう。· The president will undergo minor surgery today to remove a small growth from his finger.· 大統領は本日、指の小さな腫瘍を取り除く小手術を受ける予定だ。heart/knee/brain etc surgery· She is now fit again after knee surgery.· 彼女は膝の手術後、すっかり元気を取り戻した。emergency surgery (=done quickly, in an emergency)· The teenager underwent emergency surgery after a bullet pierced her lung.· その10代の少女は、弾丸が肺を貫通した後、緊急手術を受けた。cosmetic/plastic surgery (=surgery to improve someone’s appearance)· More and more people are choosing to have plastic surgery.· 美容整形手術を受けることを選ぶ人がますます増えている。laser surgery (=surgery done using a laser)· The doctor suggested laser surgery to improve her sight.· 医師は視力を改善するためにレーザー手術を提案した。keyhole surgery (=surgery done through a very small hole in the skin)· The operation will be done using keyhole surgery.· その手術は内視鏡（鍵穴）手術で行われる予定だ。elective surgery formalフォーマル (=surgery that is not necessary, but you choose to have)· There are often long waiting times for elective surgery.· 待機手術（選択的手術）には長い待ち時間が生じることが多い。COMMON ERRORSよくある誤り ► Don’t say ‘make surgery’. For a doctor, say perform surgery or carry out surgery. For the patient, say have surgeryor undergo surgery.