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ambulance
[am-byuh-luhns]
noun
a specially equipped motor vehicle, airplane, ship, etc., for carrying sick or injured people, usually to a hospital.
(formerly) a field hospital.
ambulance
/ ˈæʊəԲ /
noun
a motor vehicle designed to carry sick or injured people
Word History and Origins
Origin of ambulance1
Word History and Origins
Origin of ambulance1
Example Sentences
The Iranian Red Crescent also said three of its first responders were killed when an ambulance was hit by an Israeli strike in Tehran's Shahid Bagheri district on Monday.
Bedfordshire Police said their officers, ambulance and fire crews were still on the scene.
The ambulance crew didn’t recognize him, and the run sheet — the document paramedics use to record patients’ condition and care — had no revelatory details.
Around 45 minutes had passed and the place was full of locals, firefighters, ambulance workers and Air India staff.
"I knew she'd been dead for quite some time so I rang for an ambulance, started CPR and then the paramedics arrived within five minutes and they couldn't do anything," she said.
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