neurosurgeon

US /ˌnjʊroʊ'sɜ:dʒən/

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UK /ˌnjʊərəʊ'sɜ:dʒən/

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n. (c.)可數名詞神經外科醫生

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OSHO:我的一生充滿了笑話 (OSHO: My Whole Life is Full of Jokes)

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OSHO:我的一生充滿了笑話 (OSHO: My Whole Life is Full of Jokes)

a neurosurgeon,
專家，

友誼的意義 (The Purpose of Friendship)

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友誼的意義 (The Purpose of Friendship)

to be a neurosurgeon or advising middle
如何當一個精神外科醫師或是

Learn 7 Advanced Phrasal Verbs with Doctor Strange

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Learn 7 Advanced Phrasal Verbs with Doctor Strange

Doctor Strange is a neurosurgeon that has never had an unsuccessful operation.
奇異醫生是一位從未有不成功手術的神經外科醫生。

所以，你想成為一名軍醫[Ep. 5]。

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所以，你想成為一名軍醫[Ep. 5]。

for a neurosurgeon, otolaryngologist, or urologist.
為神經外科醫生、耳鼻喉科醫生或泌尿科醫生。
neurosurgeon, you'll be making 2-3x that amount.
神經外科醫生，你會賺2-3倍的錢。

關於風險承擔者的真實真相--看這個!最讓人大開眼界的視頻之一 (REAL TRUTH ABOUT RISK TAKERS - WATCH THIS! One of The Most Eye Opening Videos)

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關於風險承擔者的真實真相--看這個!最讓人大開眼界的視頻之一 (REAL TRUTH ABOUT RISK TAKERS - WATCH THIS! One of The Most Eye Opening Videos)

Walter Dandy, the great neurosurgeon at Johns, Happens many decades ago, was the first one to do operations on the post to your foster the back part of the brain.
沃爾特-丹迪，偉大的神經外科醫生在約翰斯，Happens幾十年前，是第一個做手術的職位，以你的養腦後部分。

8 個麻醉亞專科詳解 💉 您是否應該專攻？ (8 Anesthesia Subspecialties Explained 💉 Should You Specialize?)

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8 個麻醉亞專科詳解 💉 您是否應該專攻？ (8 Anesthesia Subspecialties Explained 💉 Should You Specialize?)

The successful procedure was performed by neurosurgeon Dr. Sujith Prabhu.
手術由神經外科醫生 Sujith Prabhu 博士成功完成。

急診室》的每個開場場景（第一季，第一部分） (ER | Every Opening Scene (Season 1, Part 1))

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急診室》的每個開場場景（第一季，第一部分） (ER | Every Opening Scene (Season 1, Part 1))

Get a neurosurgeon down here now.
馬上找個神經外科醫生過來

精神病學家與心理學家 💥 職業之爭（您應該選擇哪一個？） (Psychiatrist vs Psychologist 💥 Career Battle (Which Should You Choose))

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精神病學家與心理學家 💥 職業之爭（您應該選擇哪一個？） (Psychiatrist vs Psychologist 💥 Career Battle (Which Should You Choose))

Doctor vs nurse practitioner, neurosurgeon vs neurologist, or EM doctor vs trauma surgeon?
醫生對執業護士、神經外科醫生對神經科醫生，還是急診科醫生對創傷外科醫生？

最具競爭力的醫生專業 [2024 年更新］ (Most Competitive Doctor Specialties [2024 Update])

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最具競爭力的醫生專業 [2024 年更新］ (Most Competitive Doctor Specialties [2024 Update])

You may be familiar with neurosurgery from the viral video made by Guby and Dubi after he quit being a neurosurgeon.
你可能看過 Guby 和 Dubi 在他辭去神經外科醫師後製作的爆紅影片，對神經外科有所瞭解。

記住，每個人都是孤獨的 (Remember That EVERYONE Is Lonely)

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記住，每個人都是孤獨的 (Remember That EVERYONE Is Lonely)

One of the reasons why we tend not to make friends as often as we might comes down to a powerful background idea whose full destructive force we may not even be aware of, the belief that any decent person already has all the friends they need. Somewhere in our minds, the notion has been lodged that only very sad and inept people would, at this stage in their lives, still have a space in their social agenda for a new entrant. Almost everyone else – anyone worth knowing, talented, interesting or good – would long ago have acquired the gang to which they are now continually and irredeemably wedded. What this punishing idea misses is the extent to which a feeling of loneliness and disenchantment is in reality an ongoing and universal possibility, in no way limited to those of reduced appeal. Right now, the enchanting actor is, despite the crowds, perhaps lonely, as is the fated concert pianist, the renowned biologist, the skilled airline pilot, the miraculous neurosurgeon and that rather nice-looking person you've just spotted in the corner of the room, laughing animatedly with a group of fashionable companions. It's open to anyone of sensitivity and charm to fail to find the right sort of allies, to have outgrown their friends from school or university, to not have landed on congenial spirits at work or in the sports centre and therefore to be spending a lot of their evenings on their own. And we can know this for certain of other people because we know it, first and foremost, from a very reliable source – ourselves. We need to battle the modest part of our minds that reads our isolation as a selective punishment and vanquish it with a crucial bit of evidence available directly from our own experience. Other people who know us at a social level almost certainly find it hard to imagine the degree to which we are exposed to loneliness and how much we would still like to locate a wise, tender, funny and interesting new friend. We have built a predominantly cold and guarded society by imagining a thesis which we implicitly know to be untrue on the basis of our experience. The next time we spot an interesting person, we should stop contravening the moral of our own lives. We don't have exactly the right people in our social circle and nor, most probably, do they. So we can afford to shed our false background ideas of social life and go up and say hello.
我們之所以不經常交朋友，其中一個原因是我們有一個強大的背景觀念，這個觀念的破壞力甚至連我們自己都沒有意識到，那就是認為任何一個正直的人都已經擁有了他們所需要的所有朋友。在我們頭腦中的某個角落，已經形成了這樣一種觀念：只有非常可悲和無能的人才會在他們人生的這個階段，在他們的社交議程中為新加入的人留出一席之地。幾乎所有其他人--任何值得了解的人、有才華的人、有趣的人或優秀的人--都早已加入了他們現在不斷地、不可救藥地加入的幫派。這種懲罰性的想法所忽略的是，孤獨感和失落感實際上是一種持續的、普遍的可能性，絕不僅