Great Ormond Street

Great Ormond Street
a street in central London which contains the Hospital for Sick Children, which most people call the Great Ormond Street Hospital. It is the best-known children’s hospital in Britain. Charities often collect money for it and part of the profits from all sales and performances of Peter Pan go to the hospital:

She was transferred to Great Ormond Street for a life-saving operation.

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