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病院

byōin /bʲoːiɴ/

A medical facility where doctors and nurses provide treatment for sick or injured people. In Japan, it typically refers to larger institutions with 20 or more beds, as opposed to smaller clinics.

例句

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昨日、近くの病院に行きました。

I went to a nearby hospital yesterday.

2

当病院では、最新の医療設備を整えております。

Our hospital is equipped with the latest medical facilities.

3

体調悪いなら、早く病院行きなよ。

If you're feeling unwell, you should go to the hospital soon.

词族

名词
病院
Verb
入院する
相关
病室
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记忆技巧

Remember 'Byō' (sick) + 'in' (institution). Think of the 'Byō' sounding like someone groaning in pain.

快速测验

お腹が痛いので、___に行きます。

正确!

正确答案是: 病院

例句

1

昨日、近くの病院に行きました。

everyday

I went to a nearby hospital yesterday.

2

当病院では、最新の医療設備を整えております。

formal

Our hospital is equipped with the latest medical facilities.

3

体調悪いなら、早く病院行きなよ。

informal

If you're feeling unwell, you should go to the hospital soon.

4

病院の経営効率化に関する一考察。

academic

A study on the improvement of hospital management efficiency.

5

弊社は多くの総合病院と提携しております。

business

Our company is partnered with many general hospitals.

词族

名词
病院
Verb
入院する
相关
病室

常见搭配

病院に通う to commute to/visit the hospital regularly
病院に入院する to be hospitalized
大学病院 university hospital
病院の先生 hospital doctor
救急病院 emergency hospital

常用短语

病院にかかる

to see a doctor / to seek medical attention

病院を見舞う

to visit someone in the hospital

野戦病院

field hospital (often used metaphorically for a chaotic workplace)

容易混淆的词

病院 vs 美容院

Biyōin means 'beauty salon' or 'hairdresser'; notice the extra 'i' sound and the different kanji.

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使用说明

Use 'byōin' for general medical facilities. While learners use it for everything, Japanese people use 'kurinikku' for small local offices and reserve 'byōin' for larger buildings.

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常见错误

The most common mistake is mispronouncing it as 'biyōin', which tells people you are going to get a haircut instead of medical help.

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记忆技巧

Remember 'Byō' (sick) + 'in' (institution). Think of the 'Byō' sounding like someone groaning in pain.

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词源

From Sino-Japanese roots: 'Byō' (sickness/illness) and 'in' (institution/facility).

语法模式

Usually used with particles like に (to/at) or へ (towards). Can be used with the honorific 'o' (o-byōin) when showing respect to the facility or staff.
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文化背景

In Japan, you often need a referral from a small clinic to visit a large 'byōin' without paying an additional first-visit fee.

快速测验

お腹が痛いので、___に行きます。

正确!

正确答案是: 病院

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