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单词 end-of-life
释义
end-of-life
adjective[before noun]
uk
/ˌend.əvˈlaɪf/us
/ˌend.əvˈlaɪf/
End-of-lifeissuesrelateto someone'sdeathand thetimejust before it, when it isknownthat they arelikelytodiesoonfrom anillnessorcondition:
寿命终期
end-of-lifecare临终关怀
More of thebabyboomergenerationare nowfacingend-of-lifedecisions.婴儿潮一代中越来越多的人面临着生命终结前的抉择。
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  • buy the farmidiom
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  • die off
  • drown
  • ghost
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  • perch
  • predecease
  • push
  • remains
  • shuffle off this mortal coilidiom
  • starvation
  • watery graveidiom
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(Definition ofend-of-lifefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofend-of-life

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Despite reported racial differences in preferences forend-of-lifecare, patients have individualized needs for information, discussion of emotions, and decision-making collaboration.
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If so, disputes overend-of-lifetreatments could be resolved without requiring hospitals to go to court.
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Numerous studies and key publications have proposed frameworks that identify key concepts or domains ofend-of-lifecare.
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In addition, a negative correlation was found between the amount ofend-of-lifetraining received and burnout in the physical and cognitive domains.
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This paper attends to an inf ormal care situation more rarely examined in the literature, that ofend-of-lifecare.
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As is apparent in these accounts,end-of-lifecare was both a valued commitment f or relatives and f r iends and a source of strain.
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Their inf ormalend-of-lifecar ing remit extended, then, to the g rave and beyond.
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To advanceend-of-lifecare, researchers need to find effective interventions that help the terminally ill complete the work necessary for spiritual well-being.
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Clinicians who were less experienced inend-of-lifecare and older were also more likely to select this treatment option.
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Understanding older people's experiences of theend-of-liferequires considerable skills in listening and interpreting what is said.
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This is particularly acute at theend-of-lifein old age.
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Because people differ g reatly in their basic values and goals, they are also likely to differ in their desires f orend-of-lifecare.
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The following arguments are loosely organized here from beginning toend-of-lifeissues.
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The authors stress the need to have legally approved advance directives and other aspects ofend-of-lifedecisionmaking.
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As discussed above, the development of a training module that meets the emotional needs ofend-of-lifepractitioners might be of particular importance.
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