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16:35 Nov 1, 2003 |
English to Italian translations [PRO] Medical / EMEA policy | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Elena Sgarbo (X) | ||||||
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5 +1 | supervisore |
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4 | agenti/procuratori |
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2 +1 | supervisori? |
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supervisori? Explanation: Sto invebtando. Al college i proctors sono insegnanti che si occupano dell'andamento degli esami, dell'amministrazione e dell'applicazione dei regolamenti....purtroppo non lavoro in in un ospedale.....!!! |
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supervisore Explanation: Hi Anna In this context, a proctor is someone who is more experienced than the operator, and can provide guidance during the operator's first procedure(s) using a new device. We have proctors in our hospital come in and help us with new ICD's or pacemakers. Thus, a proctor is not exactly the same as a mentor" (someone who teaches one-to-one on a long-term basis) or a "supervisor" (someone who monitors the work of several people, also long-term). In Italian, however, I found one instance of "proctor" translated as "supervisore". Perhaps there's a better word yet, or perhaps you can leave "proctor". Buon lavoro Elena Comitato Difesa Detenuti Onlus (Karl L. Guillen): le lettera da ... ... (lo Smu II permette le matite, le penne, la carta, i dispositivi di piegatura della ... per i suoi esami e per l'autodifesa legale se un **proctor (supervisore)** o il ... web.tiscali.it/no-redirect-tiscali/ comitdifesadetenuti/notizie.htm |
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agenti/procuratori Explanation: PROCTOR, an English variant of the word procurator; strictly, a person who takes charge or acts for another, and so approaching very nearly in meaning to agent http://1911encyclopedia.org/P/index.htm ciao |
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