Patient get the better.

Meaning: This sentence means that a patient is improving in health or condition.

Choice of Words: Patient is a person who is receiving medical treatment or care. Get means to receive or obtain something. Better means to improve in health or condition.

Alternative Expressions

The patient is getting better.

Meaning: This means that the sick or injured person is becoming healthier or less sick.

Choice of Words: The patient is the person who is sick or injured. Getting is a present participle of the verb get, which means to become or to receive. Better is an adjective that means more healthy or improved. When you put them together, "The patient is getting better" means that the person's health is improving.

The patient's condition is improving.

Meaning: This means the same as the first example, that the sick or injured person is becoming healthier or less sick.

Choice of Words: The patient's condition refers to the state of the sick or injured person's health. Improving is a present participle of the verb improve, which means to become better or more healthy. When you put them together, "The patient's condition is improving" means that the person's health is getting better.

The patient is on the mend.

Meaning: This means the same as the first two examples, that the sick or injured person is becoming healthier or less sick.

Choice of Words: The patient is the sick or injured person. On the mend is an idiom that means that the person is recovering from an illness or injury. When you put them together, "The patient is on the mend" means that the person's health is getting better.

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