to cause controversy; to be controversial; to arouse criticism; to raise a storm; to cause a stir
subject (of a medical experiment, etc.); test subject; trial subject; examinee (of a full-body scan, etc.)
new era; new period; new age; new epoch
novel; original; new; innovative
to abuse; to exploit to the full; to give free rein to
one's own strength or effort; (by) oneself
condition of a patient; state of a disease; pathology
Florence Nightingale (1820-1910)
memo; memorandum; note; (diplomatic) memorandum
aphorism; epigram; witticism; bon mots
story of one's experiences
weak point; unskillfulness
to write (e.g. a letter); to draw up (a document); to take down (e.g. notes); to have (lunch, dinner, etc.); to eat
on the street; around town; the world; the public
nightingale (Luscinia megarhynchos); Nightingale, Florence (1820-1910)
conference room; council room
several times; a few times
bottom-up approach to management; on-the-spot decision-making; hands-on approach (policy, etc.)
misfortune; adverse fortune; hapless fate; checkered (life, career, etc.); varied; eventful
one's junior; younger generation; next generation; moving backwards; backing up; reversing
to leave (to someone, esp. after one's death); to bequeath
capping ceremony (for newly qualified nurses)
my; one's own; I ...; one ...
to go through several printings; to run into several editions
careless person; thoughtless person
nurse; (lit.) angel in white
I don't know about ... but; it may be possible for ... but
inheritance; succession; share-alike; inheritance
knowing only too well; being fully aware of
physical condition; state of health; shape
honorific/polite/humble prefix; honorific suffix
taking care of oneself; self-love
elbowing (someone); rejection; rebuff
completely (beaten, defeated, etc.); thoroughly; utterly; black and blue; to a pulp