Examples of using "Enfermeira" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I'm a nurse.
- I am a nurse.
She is a nurse.
I want to be a nurse.
A nurse wears white.
The girl is a nurse.
I want to be a nurse.
That young lady is a nurse.
My mother is a nurse.
The nurse is ill.
She has become a nurse.
She became a nurse.
The woman is a nurse.
My sister is a nurse.
Mary wanted to be a nurse.
His daughter is a nurse.
Have you ever thought of becoming a nurse?
The nurse attended the patient.
I don't want to be a nurse any more.
She dreamed of becoming a nurse.
Mary had always wanted to be a nurse.
My niece is a nurse.
Their daughter is a nurse.
- The nurse is not here.
- The nurse isn't here.
Mary has always wanted to be a nurse.
She's an awesome nurse.
A nurse took my temperature.
Why do you want to be a nurse?
The nurse is dressed in white.
Are you a real nurse?
Her dream is to become a nurse.
- I need a nurse now.
- I need a nurse right now.
Tom married a nurse.
Tom's mother was a nurse.
She's a nurse and she works here.
This doctor is training that nurse.
The nurse can tell you how to do it.
The nurse will tell you how to do it.
She works as a nurse in the local hospital.
The nurse took my blood pressure.
That nurse is very kind and polite.
The nurse soothed the crying child.
The patient has been attended carefully by a nurse.
The nurse is busy washing scalpels now.
The nurse vaccinated me.
Why do you want to become a nurse?
- The nurse took his temperature with the thermometer.
- The nurse took her temperature with the thermometer.
Why do you want to become a nurse, then?
My sister is a nurse and my brother is a doctor.
I don’t want a nurse who swoons at the sight of blood.
The nurse was a witch, though the king did not know it.
She has three sisters: one is a nurse and the others are teachers.
The old woman is getting better and is being taken good care of by a nurse from the hospital.
When Tom came to in the hospital and saw that nurse, he thought he was already in heaven.
A nurse brought me some bread and coffee, but the bread was stale and the coffee tasted of soap.