From root: ospital
Usage Note
Pang-ospital refers to items, equipment, or clothing specifically intended for use within a hospital setting. Example: Ang mga gamit na ito ay pang-ospital lamang.
Examples
" Pang-ospital ang mga gamit na ito. "
Natural Translation
These items are for hospital use.
Literal Translation
For-hospital the items that these.
" May pang-ospital na gamot dito. "
Natural Translation
There is medicine for hospital use here.
Literal Translation
There is hospital-use medicine here.
" Dahil pang-ospital ang mga kagamitang ito, kailangang panatilihing malinis at isterilisado upang hindi makahawa sa mga pasyente. "
Natural Translation
Because these are for hospital use, the equipment must be kept clean and sterilized so as not to infect the patients.
Literal Translation
Because for-hospital the equipment these, must be-kept clean and sterilized so-that not infect the patients.
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