🇬🇧 Anesthesiologist meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card
noun
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An anesthesiologist is a special kind of doctor who gives you sleepy or numbing medicine before surgery so you don’t feel pain, watches you very carefully the whole time, and helps you wake up safely afterward.
The anesthesiologist said, "Tell me your favorite song," and I passed out before I even got to the chorus.
The anesthesiologist said, "You might feel a little silly," and two minutes later I was telling the ceiling it was my best friend.
The anesthesiologist gave my dad medicine so strong that when he woke up, he tried to high-five the heart monitor.
When I asked if I’d dream of pizza, the anesthesiologist said, "Maybe," so I requested extra cheese in my anesthesia.
Anesthesiologists spend years training to safely control how deeply you sleep during surgery, kind of like expert pilots flying your body through a very careful nap.
The child gripped his mother's hand as the anesthesiologist knelt, gently placing a mask. The anesthesiologist smiled and whispered, "You will sleep; you will not feel pain." The anesthesiologist watched the child drift. Hours later the anesthesiologist stood by as the child opened his eyes and whispered, "Thank you." The anesthesiologist waved.
🧑🎓 CEFR Level: C2 Proficient
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