doctor working in a hospital; physician working in public practice
at that time; in those days; at that moment; then
to ask for; to apply for; to make an application for; to file a request for; to submit (e.g. one's resignation)
care-taking; house-sitting; house-watching; caretaker; house-sitter
to care for (the sick); to nurse; to attend (someone's deathbed)
lack of relation (to); independence (of)
affiliated with; under jurisdiction of; under the umbrella
personal history; curriculum vitae; resume
and then; and so; and; so then
to get drunk; to become intoxicated; to feel sick (e.g. in a vehicle); to become nauseated; to be elated; to be exalted
emotion; feeling; feelings; sentiment
load; heavy burden; encumbrance; heavy freight; heavy responsibility
menial; meanness; servility; abject
stinginess; miserliness; shabby; cheap; petty; narrow-minded
minimum; at the very least
to supply (goods, money, etc.); to cover (costs); to pay; to give board; to provide meals
coming and going; commuting
medical expenses; doctor's bill
to mount up; to pile up; to accumulate; to increase
detailed; full; minute; knowing very well; knowledgeable (about); well-acquainted (with)
to persevere; to persist; to insist that; to stick to (one's opinion); to remain in a place; to stick to one's post
slovenly; loose; sluttish; slatternly; untidy; undisciplined
deoxyribonucleic acid; DNA
private (non-governmental) school (college, university)
person who has spent X years after graduating high school attempting to get admitted to (a specific) university
entry to school or university; matriculation; enrolment (in university, etc.) (enrollment)
why?; what for?; how?; by what means?
cardioplegia; heart attack
colloquialism; colloquial language; slang
these days; nowadays; present day; at this time (of the day)
deathbed; dying hour; one's death
(approximate) age; years; elderly; old; older (than); senior
blockage; blockade; blocking up; stoppage; obstruction; occlusion
many; much; majority (of); greater part (of); mostly; mainly
to chip; to be chipped; to be missing (from a set, team, etc.); to be absent; to be lacking (in); to be short (of)