sister
બહેન
definition
noun
There was one room for my nine brothers and sisters and my parents.
a woman or girl in relation to other daughters and sons of her parents.
The public consultation called for a u2018modern matron figureu2019 in hospitals, and ward sisters or charge nurses will be given authority to resolve clinical issues.
a senior female nurse, typically in charge of a ward.
translation of 'sister'
પરિચારિકા,
નર્સ
noun
મોટી બહેન,
નાની બહેન
example
The princess is the chair of the 'sister' organization in the United Kingdom.
On a busy night like this, the 'sister' in charge keeps pressurising you to finish your paperwork, help a woman wash, and transfer her to the ward.
The show had a six-month run at the National Portrait Gallery from last autumn and 'sister' versions are running in New York and San Francisco.
Three educational institutions have adopted two brothers and a 'sister' who lost their parents in a tragic fire accident.
As we walked back down the ward, I asked the ward 'sister' if the mother had been in touch.
The girl that plays my daughter in the series is actually my niece, my 'sister' 's little girl.
a 'sister' ship
The Express Artemis, 'sister' ship to the Samina, ran aground on Friday carrying 1,026 passengers.
The two 'sister' associations met to discuss common concerns within the hotel industry.
These two are 'sister' newspapers and share the same resources.
She quit her job as a ward 'sister' in 1991 to bring up her children but found she missed nursing.
The charity, which has 'sister' organisations in America and Australia, has chosen the village to start its operation in this country.
He had no explanation for what might have happened to the 'sister' ship, which was fishing in the same area of sea on Tuesday night.
It is great to see our 'sister' organization from across the Atlantic continue to grow and prosper.
Looking down, I was delighted to see my four-year old baby 'sister' , Zoe.
the ward 'sister' needs to be consulted
Because she was a religious 'sister' and a citizen of the United States her case, of course, got great publicity.
He and his younger twin 'sister' had sneaked out of the palace many times, disguised as peasants.
An extremely quiet and gentle girl she went to Dublin with her 'sister' after their parents passed away.
Dr Bolton had not been at the interview when I was appointed, but the ward 'sister' and the houseman assured me that he was a nice person.
'sister' college
We were instructed to head south to clear the area and allow a 'sister' ship to conduct an over-the-side torpedo shot.
The ward 'sister' was in charge and no one would cross her!
It has 'sister' organisations in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Jeanne acted exactly as a religious 'sister' in the mid-nineteenth century was expected to act.
At 17 she got a job as a health care assistant at Airedale Hospital, where advice from a ward 'sister' encouraged her to start training as a nurse.
Eastern's 'sister' airline, Continental
Its 'sister' ship turned also and followed its compatriot out of the safety of their long-time hiding place.
Yesterday an old man collapsed in the toilet, and Amelia ran out to fetch the ward 'sister' .
The original Queen Elizabeth and the Queen Mary were 'sister' ships of the Cunard Line and, like sisters, shared a great many experiences.
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