No. 948 in Romanian
internați
"Internați" means "hospitalized" in English.
In a sentence
Pacienții au fost internați în spital pentru investigații suplimentare.
The patients were admitted to the hospital for further investigations.
In this sentence, 'internați' is the past participle form and serves as a predicate, indicating that the patients were admitted to the hospital (a medical facility).
Vor fi internați toți cei cu simptome grave.
All those with severe symptoms will be admitted.
Here, 'internați' is part of a future passive construction, specifying the action of admitting individuals into care.
Este necesar să fiți internați dacă starea dumneavoastră se agravează.
It is necessary for you to be admitted if your condition worsens.
'Internați' here is presented in a passive infinitive construction implied in the necessity scenario, emphasizing the obligatory admission action.
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