Definition of surgeon in English:

surgeon

noun ˈsəːdʒ(ə)nˈsərdʒən

1A medical practitioner qualified to practise surgery.
外科医生
Example sentencesExamples
- The American Society of Plastic Surgeons is the largest organization of board-certified plastic surgeons in the world.
- Early group portraits show noble surgeons parading their medical knowledge with elitist pomp.
- Many surgeons working in private practice and in cosmetic clinics would not meet these criteria.
- The qualified veterinary surgeon was previously director of consumer protection at the Food Safety Authority.
- For the first three years, he was the sole orthopaedic surgeon at the hospital.
- Unfortunately, the treatment involves the surgeon's knife.
- In the emotional version the father is a surgeon operating on a severely injured accident victim.
- Patients with jaundice are still most often referred to surgeons, though in practice few require surgery.
- Ruth was referred to a vascular surgeon to assess her splenic artery aneurysm.
- The paediatric cardiac surgeons now have data that are robust and rigorous.
- General thoracic surgeons do both of these procedures and may be clustered in specific hospitals.
- A heart surgeon performed a different form of surgery when he faced a class of schoolchildren.
- She suffered a broken left thigh and was operated on by surgeons at the hospital.
- The patient is seen in the surgeon's office the morning after surgery.
- The trauma surgeon performs a focused abdominal sonogram.
- The surgeon inserts the delivery device directly into the artery.
- We have to help them become brain surgeons.
- I could have dreamt of becoming the best surgeon in the world.
- I was once telephoned by a heart transplant surgeon about whom I had written.
- One quick snip of the surgeon's knife and the pain will be gone.
1. 1.1 A doctor in the navy.
  海军的医生
  Synonyms
  physician, medical practitioner, medical man, medical woman, clinician, doctor of medicine, md

Origin

Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French surgien, contraction of Old French serurgien, based on Latin chirurgia, from Greek kheirourgia 'handiwork, surgery', from kheir 'hand' + ergon 'work'.

The key thing about surgeons in terms of word history is that they work with their hands, using manual skill to cure or treat people rather than giving them drugs. Surgeon is a shortening of Old French serurgian, which came via Latin chirurgia from Greek kheirourgia ‘handiwork’, from kheir ‘hand’ and ergon ‘work’. See also work

Rhymes

burgeon, sturgeon

Definition of surgeon in US English:

surgeon

nounˈsərdʒənˈsərjən

A medical practitioner qualified to practice surgery.
外科医生
Example sentencesExamples
- The paediatric cardiac surgeons now have data that are robust and rigorous.
- Unfortunately, the treatment involves the surgeon's knife.
- For the first three years, he was the sole orthopaedic surgeon at the hospital.
- The surgeon inserts the delivery device directly into the artery.
- Many surgeons working in private practice and in cosmetic clinics would not meet these criteria.
- The patient is seen in the surgeon's office the morning after surgery.
- One quick snip of the surgeon's knife and the pain will be gone.
- The qualified veterinary surgeon was previously director of consumer protection at the Food Safety Authority.
- I was once telephoned by a heart transplant surgeon about whom I had written.
- Ruth was referred to a vascular surgeon to assess her splenic artery aneurysm.
- The trauma surgeon performs a focused abdominal sonogram.
- In the emotional version the father is a surgeon operating on a severely injured accident victim.
- We have to help them become brain surgeons.
- She suffered a broken left thigh and was operated on by surgeons at the hospital.
- The American Society of Plastic Surgeons is the largest organization of board-certified plastic surgeons in the world.
- General thoracic surgeons do both of these procedures and may be clustered in specific hospitals.
- Early group portraits show noble surgeons parading their medical knowledge with elitist pomp.
- A heart surgeon performed a different form of surgery when he faced a class of schoolchildren.
- Patients with jaundice are still most often referred to surgeons, though in practice few require surgery.
- I could have dreamt of becoming the best surgeon in the world.

Origin

Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French surgien, contraction of Old French serurgien, based on Latin chirurgia, from Greek kheirourgia ‘handiwork, surgery’, from kheir ‘hand’ + ergon ‘work’.

单词	surgeon
释义	Definition of surgeon in English: surgeon noun ˈsəːdʒ(ə)nˈsərdʒən 1A medical practitioner qualified to practise surgery. 外科医生 Example sentencesExamples The American Society of Plastic Surgeons is the largest organization of board-certified plastic surgeons in the world. Early group portraits show noble surgeons parading their medical knowledge with elitist pomp. Many surgeons working in private practice and in cosmetic clinics would not meet these criteria. The qualified veterinary surgeon was previously director of consumer protection at the Food Safety Authority. For the first three years, he was the sole orthopaedic surgeon at the hospital. Unfortunately, the treatment involves the surgeon's knife. In the emotional version the father is a surgeon operating on a severely injured accident victim. Patients with jaundice are still most often referred to surgeons, though in practice few require surgery. Ruth was referred to a vascular surgeon to assess her splenic artery aneurysm. The paediatric cardiac surgeons now have data that are robust and rigorous. General thoracic surgeons do both of these procedures and may be clustered in specific hospitals. A heart surgeon performed a different form of surgery when he faced a class of schoolchildren. She suffered a broken left thigh and was operated on by surgeons at the hospital. The patient is seen in the surgeon's office the morning after surgery. The trauma surgeon performs a focused abdominal sonogram. The surgeon inserts the delivery device directly into the artery. We have to help them become brain surgeons. I could have dreamt of becoming the best surgeon in the world. I was once telephoned by a heart transplant surgeon about whom I had written. One quick snip of the surgeon's knife and the pain will be gone. 1.1 A doctor in the navy. 海军的医生 Synonyms physician, medical practitioner, medical man, medical woman, clinician, doctor of medicine, md Origin Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French surgien, contraction of Old French serurgien, based on Latin chirurgia, from Greek kheirourgia 'handiwork, surgery', from kheir 'hand' + ergon 'work'. The key thing about surgeons in terms of word history is that they work with their hands, using manual skill to cure or treat people rather than giving them drugs. Surgeon is a shortening of Old French serurgian, which came via Latin chirurgia from Greek kheirourgia ‘handiwork’, from kheir ‘hand’ and ergon ‘work’. See also work Rhymes burgeon, sturgeon Definition of surgeon in US English: surgeon nounˈsərdʒənˈsərjən A medical practitioner qualified to practice surgery. 外科医生 Example sentencesExamples The paediatric cardiac surgeons now have data that are robust and rigorous. Unfortunately, the treatment involves the surgeon's knife. For the first three years, he was the sole orthopaedic surgeon at the hospital. The surgeon inserts the delivery device directly into the artery. Many surgeons working in private practice and in cosmetic clinics would not meet these criteria. The patient is seen in the surgeon's office the morning after surgery. One quick snip of the surgeon's knife and the pain will be gone. The qualified veterinary surgeon was previously director of consumer protection at the Food Safety Authority. I was once telephoned by a heart transplant surgeon about whom I had written. Ruth was referred to a vascular surgeon to assess her splenic artery aneurysm. The trauma surgeon performs a focused abdominal sonogram. In the emotional version the father is a surgeon operating on a severely injured accident victim. We have to help them become brain surgeons. She suffered a broken left thigh and was operated on by surgeons at the hospital. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons is the largest organization of board-certified plastic surgeons in the world. General thoracic surgeons do both of these procedures and may be clustered in specific hospitals. Early group portraits show noble surgeons parading their medical knowledge with elitist pomp. A heart surgeon performed a different form of surgery when he faced a class of schoolchildren. Patients with jaundice are still most often referred to surgeons, though in practice few require surgery. I could have dreamt of becoming the best surgeon in the world. Origin Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French surgien, contraction of Old French serurgien, based on Latin chirurgia, from Greek kheirourgia ‘handiwork, surgery’, from kheir ‘hand’ + ergon ‘work’.
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