Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

hidroterapia

English translation:

hydrotherapy

Added to glossary by mirta
Oct 2, 2002 21:29
21 yrs ago
Spanish term

hodroterapia

Non-PRO Spanish to English Other
Alguien sabe qué es hodroterapia y además cómo se dice en inglés.
No context available, it is just a list of things available at a SPA. Thanks for your cooperation.

Proposed translations

+10
5 mins
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hidroterapia?

if so, this is hydrotherapy in English. I think this is likely to be it - it's the sort of thing that is offered at spas, health resorts... colonic irrigation etc

Peer comment(s):

agree marfus
7 mins
agree Sheila Hardie
2 hrs
agree Gabriela Tenenbaum (X) : I think so..
3 hrs
agree Hinara : hydrotherapy it is!
3 hrs
agree CNF
5 hrs
agree Esther Hermida
5 hrs
agree kmreder (X) : Yes, looks like a typo. Looking it up on the web, you get one hit in Spanish (I'm guessing that's your client) and none for a similar word in English.
9 hrs
agree luskie : sure
10 hrs
agree Sean Lyle : but see below: KMREDER found the same thing!
12 hrs
agree LoreAC (X)
13 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you all, I'll put hydrotherapy but I'll check with the client, just in case."
+9
5 mins

hydrotherapy

debe ser un error de imprenta esa palabra no existe por lo tanto lo mas seguro sea hidroterapia
Peer comment(s):

agree Libero_Lang_Lab
0 min
agree Trudy Peters
3 mins
agree marfus
7 mins
agree elenali
59 mins
agree Henrique Serra : no question about it!
1 hr
agree David Welch
1 hr
agree Sheila Hardie
2 hrs
agree Consult Couture
4 hrs
agree Sean Lyle
12 hrs
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1 hr

Hydrotherapy

Terapia a base de agua
y/o la fuerza del agua
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12 hrs

hydrotherapy

your version must be a topo, but look what I've found!!

"Fitness y además un gabinete de masaje y estética (solarium, fangoterapia, manicura, pedicura, maquillaje, **hodroterapia**, etc.) y una peluquería unisex, con precios especiales para los clientes del Complejo Estival Park."

Which all goes to show you can't believe everything you read in books, well, no, the Web.

There is NO Greek word which could give rise to a derivation "hodr"-.

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Note added at 2002-10-03 10:18:22 (GMT)
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To: kmreder.

Sorry to tread on your corns - I hadn\'t seen your comments when I was writing my answer and chasing up the Greek!

Seán
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