Open-care General Surgeon
German translation: Ambulante Chirurgiepraxis
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| 4 +2 | Allgemeinchirurg (für) Tageschirurgie (ambulante Chirurgie) |
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| 4 +1 | Allgemeiner Chirurg mit eigener Praxis |
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| 4 | Ambulante Chirurgie-Praxis |
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| 2 | Offene Fürsorge |
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peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1Allgemeiner Chirurg mit eigener Praxis Explanation: http://unabridged.merriam-webster.com/cgi-bin/unabridged?va=... Main EntryBegins withEnds withCrosswordDefinitionRhymeEtymologyJumble Site Menu Home/Unabridged Dictionary Reference Library Collegiate Dictionary Collegiate Thesaurus Collegiate Encyclopedia Spanish-English Dictionary Style Guide Merriam-Webster Atlas Word Games News from the Editors On-line Newsletter Frequently Asked Questions Submit a Word Site Help Dictionary Help My Account Contact Us Privacy Policy Merriam-Webster OnLine Word of the Day Word for the Wise Books and CDs Advanced Search Find this word in: Collegiate | Thesaurus | Encyclopedia | Spanish 19 entries found. care[1,noun]care[2,verb]caredevil-may-caredue carefoster carehang[2,noun]ordinary carereasonable careself-caretake[1,intransitive verb]care packageday careday-careintensive carelife-caremanaged careprimary caretertiary care To select an entry, click on it. Click 'Go' if one entry is listed. Double-click any word in the entry to see its definition. Main Entry: 1care Pronunciation Guide Pronunciation: ke()r, ke, ka(a)()r, ka(a) Function: noun Inflected Form(s): -s Etymology: Middle English, from Old English caru, cearu; akin to Old High German kara lament, Gothic kara care, Latin garrire to chatter, talk, Greek grys voice, Ossetic zar song 1 : suffering of mind : GRIEF, SORROW <a care-marked face> 2 a : a burdened or disquieted state of blended preoccupation, uncertainty, apprehension or fear, and consideration of expedients <oppressed by sickness, grief, or care -- William Wordsworth> b : a cause for such state 3 : serious attention; especially : attention accompanied by caution, pains, wariness, personal interest, or responsibility <his gentlemen conduct me with all care to some securest lodging -- John Keats> 4 : regard coming from desire or esteem : INCLINATION, WISH -- usually used with of or for <a care for the common good> 5 : CHARGE, SUPERVISION, MANAGEMENT : responsibility for or attention to safety and well-being <under a doctor's care> <the careof all the churches -- 2 Cor 11:28 (Authorized Version)> : CUSTODY : temporary charge -- used especially in the phrase care of or in care of on mail sent to a person through another person or other agency <I addressed him care of general delivery> -- abbr. c/o 6 : a person or thing that is an object of attention, anxiety, or solicitude <the flower garden was her special care> synonyms SOLICITUDE, CONCERN, WORRY, ANXIETY: care designates a troubled, preoccupied, or oppressed mental condition induced by responsibilities and duties or by doubts and apprehensions <the king ... most sovereign slave of care -- H.D.Thoreau> <she was free ... to go where she liked and do what she liked. She had no responsibilities, no cares -- Arnold Bennett> SOLICITUDE designates an apprehensive or thoughtful protectiveness, attentiveness, or regard for well-being or success, usually another's <with motherly solicitude, he insisted that Tom get to his feet -- Sherwood Anderson> <no amount of parental solicitude can give a boy or girl the same advantages at home as are to be enjoyed in a good school -- Bertrand Russell> CONCERN, the antonym of indifference, means primarily an interest in one's well-being or safety but is likely to suggest apprehension or doubt about difficulties, dangers, or failures <but your friends, Señora, would feel less concern for your safety if you kept them [valuables] further from your person -- Mary Austin> <she really did feel concern for her fellow creatures, for the rural poor upon whom it was not the custom of Church or State to waste sympathy or help -- Agnes Repplier> WORRY suggests troubled fretting about adverse developments from uncertain conditions <thought that now all the worries were over ... a most soothing certitude -- Joseph Conrad> <alternating worry with quiet qualms -- Robert Browning> ANXIETY adds a strong suggestion of dread and distress in the expectation of an evil issue or outcome <I shut my eyes, but anxiety forced me to open them again ... we were not twenty yards from the rocks -- Frederick Marryat> <when the child told her first lie her foster-mother was nearly sick with dismay and anxiety -- Margaret Deland> Home My Account Contact Us Privacy Policy Site Help Merriam-Webster Online © 2004 by Merriam-Webster, Inc. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2004-01-31 15:37:53 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Ein allgemeiner Chirurg muss sich einer acht Jahre dauernden Spezialisierung unterziehen, um den Titel des Plastischen Chirurgen zu erlangen. ... www.3sat.de/nano/bstuecke/40867/ - 37k - -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2004-01-31 18:34:07 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- open care unit for warming premature babies, neonates and infants. 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2 hrs confidence: peer agreement (net): +2
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