sickbay
IPA: sˈɪkbeɪ
noun
- A place used as a hospital on board a ship, on a spaceship (in science fiction).
- A room or area for the treatment of the sick or injured in a school.
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Examples of "sickbay" in Sentences
- They take him to sickbay for further examination.
- In the last year of the war it was used as sickbay.
- There is this brand new invention called 'sickbay.'
- They head to sickbay and approach the dying warrior.
- The room known as the sickbay was similarly situated.
- They return to sickbay and approach the dying warrior.
- I need to go down to what is laughingly called sickbay.
- Even the young protagonist survived in the ship's sickbay.
- Nomad then heads to sickbay and examines Kirk's medical files.
- As ordered, the drone arrives at Sickbay for a medical checkup.
- It is wounded and the crew brings it to sickbay to care for it.
- As a result of this Jarvis confines Jamie and the Doctor to the sickbay.
- In the sickbay, inlett's body temperature and pulse are dropping rapidly.
- He found a bulkhead intercom and called sickbay, using the prearranged code just in case anyone else was listening.
- Fek, why when in sickbay would you not also grab a handful of that Surgical Lube that I stole from my wife’s Gynocologists office?
- The relief workers had found over a hundred people who had been injured when the Cardassians blew up their base; sensor scans said that they had found every single survivor, and the word from sickbay was that the workers had saved at least a score of Megarans from otherwise certain death.
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