ER
- noun
- /iːˈɑːr/
- US
- After slipping on the ice, Tom was rushed to the ER for immediate treatment.
- emergency room ER
- an ER visit
Same doctor in the ER Super cool.
- Same doctor in the ER Super cool.
- They were an ER doctor name was Sarah Olson Martinez.
- So it was a year from when I was in the ER until the last chemo treatment.
- That being said, they still took me back to the to the ER.
- Let's go to a different kind of brain study that doesn't involve drugs, likely won't send you to the ER with a panic attack.
- And I think I remember being hit like right as I found out when we're in like an Uber port, Uber driver from where I had my MRI scan to the ER where they sent me.
- Well, so I went to the ER and of course, it was busy, so I had to wait.
- And they had a graph that showed like the number of, of people presenting in the ER with with heart attacks.
Examples
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The foot of the gurney slams into the ER doors and the paramedics slide it rapidly through.
Fiction book (1992) -
So we get up and we drove to the ER, which thankfully was right down the road.
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Well, so I went to the ER and of course, it was busy, so I had to wait.
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David was brought into our ER after the accident.
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I heard you were brought into the ER.
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We just know that you turned up in a local ER in a coma.
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Nurse, take him to the ER.
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I was working in the ER at Sacred Heart when they brought him in.
Fiction book (1994) -
The doctor's gonna assess her in the ER.
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The CAT scan, according to the ER intern, revealed no tumors or bleeds.
Fiction book (1996)
Synonyms
The hospital area where doctors immediately treat people with serious injuries or sudden illness
How Urgent
- Specialized
- Specialized
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
ER is the short form of emergency room, the hospital place for people who need help right away. The word emergency comes from the same idea as emerge, which means 'to come out' or 'appear', so an ER is where doctors treat sudden problems that appear and need quick care.