give the royal treatment
To treat (someone) extremely well.
We would spit in the food of difficult customers and give the royal treatment to those who treated us with respect. I could never comprehend how a patron could treat somebody they
treatment
/ˈtɹiːtmənt/
noun 5
Collocations
50(noun.) way you behave towards sb/deal with sth
ADJ
favourable, preferential, special, VIP
The new students received special treatment on their first day at school.
generous, lenient | equal, fair | good, humane | sensitive, sympathetic | discriminatory, unequal, unfair, unjust, unkind
brutal, cruel, degrading, harsh, ill-, inhuman, inhumane, rough, violent
The investigation revealed that the refugees had endured harsh treatment during their detention.
shabby
The employees complained about the shabby treatment they received from their new manager.
VERB + TREATMENT
get, have, receive, suffer
deserve
After years of hard work, she finally deserved the respect and fair treatment she had always wanted.
give sb, mete out (to sb)
The hospital gave her the best treatment available for her condition.
put up with
(noun.) medical care
ADJ
emergency, immediate, on-the-spot, prompt, urgent | follow-up, further | long-term | effective, successful | conventional, orthodox | alternative, holistic, homoeopathic | hospital | inpatient, outpatient | free, NHS | private | specialist | dental, medical, psychiatric, veterinary | drug, hormone | operative, surgical | non-operative, non-surgical | laser | dietary, nutritional | beauty, hair
QUANT
course
VERB + TREATMENT
get, have, receive, undergo
After the accident, he had to receive treatment at the hospital for several weeks.
administer, give sb, provide (sb with)
The doctor provided her with immediate treatment to reduce the pain.
need, require
seek
She finally decided to seek treatment for her anxiety after months of struggling alone.
advise, prescribe, recommend, suggest | refuse
benefit from, respond to
After six weeks of physiotherapy, she finally began to respond to treatment for her injured knee.
TREATMENT + NOUN
decision, option | centre, room | method, procedure, technique | course, plan, programme, regime, regimen, schedule
PREP
in ~
My grandmother is currently in treatment at the hospital for her heart condition.
~ for
My doctor prescribed antibiotics because I needed treatment for a serious ear infection.
(noun.) process for cleaning/protecting sth
ADJ
sewage, surface, water
The city invested in a new sewage treatment facility to protect the river.
TREATMENT + NOUN
facility, plant, works
(noun.) discussion of a subject, work of art, etc.
ADJ
definitive, exhaustive, systematic | lengthy | cursory, superficial | philosophical, theoretical
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