Otorrino
English translation: ear, nose and throat, or, ENT specialist
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| na +1 | ear, nose and throat, o ENT specialist |
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5 mins peer agreement (net): +1
ear, nose and throat, o ENT specialist Explanation: Hi again Amin! My goodness, I thought I was the only one awake at this hour...I see I'm wrong:-) Well, the answer is the same one as to your last question. I guess "otorrino" is the abbreviated term for ...that long other term I cannot even pronounce. Anyway, that's what the Oxford Superlex says. Hope this helps:-) Regards:-))) terry |
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