A good illustration of this may be found in "Le Médecin malgré lui," in the couplets given to the drunken Sganarelle.
Whereupon the famous scene from Molière's Médecin Malgré Lui was repeated.
The médecin major and our officer-guide were useful.
Mother Beckett is better, and I've been praised by the médecin major for my nursing.
The second case is as follows:-- "Attestation du Médecin sur la Maladie de Madlle.
I cut the knots, and found that the parcel contained two volumes, entitled the Médecin de Campagne, by Tissot.
Again I had recourse to my Médecin de Campagne, which recommended bleeding.
Before he saw this he wrote: "That piece you spoke of (the Médecin des Enfants) is one of the very best melodramas I have ever read.
However, the Médecin Chef in charge of the hospital and in charge of the surgical school, was a brilliant surgeon and a good administrator, so he taught the students a good deal.
Then the Médecin Major did a very skilful operation.
So the Médecin Major stood patiently aside, his arms crossed, his supple fingers pulling the long black hairs on his bare arms, waiting.
He was always afraid to meet her, because once she had gone to the Médecin Chef and had him pardoned.
To the Médecin Major it was incomprehensible, and he said so.
So the night nurse took care of Rochard all that night, and turned him and turned him, from one side to the other, and gave him morphia, as the Médecin Chef had ordered.
He was better now, and that day had asked the Médecin Major for permission to smoke.
If he had not brought it, the little screaming man with no nose and the flat bandage across his face would have reported him to the Médecin Chef, and in time he might have been transferred to the front line trenches.
He was much more formidable than the big General, however, since he was the Médecin Inspecteur of the region, and was responsible for all the hospitals thereabouts.
Also the bacteriologist from another hospital in the region happened to be present, and he made a culture of the material discharged from that wound, and afterwards told the Médecin Chef that it was positively and absolutely gas gangrene.
The Médecin Major had refused, saying that it would disturb the other patients.
The sick men and the slightly wounded could sit very well on the backless benches till the Médecin Major had time to come and examine them.
But the Médecin Chef had already taught the students that gas gangrene may be recognized by the crackling and the smell, and the fact that the patient, as a rule, dies pretty soon.
I carried the médecin divisionnaire and went a little before the others.
I left the médecin divisionnaire at his abri, a little further along the road, a road hidden completely by strips of burlap tied to poles.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "decin" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
