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1 acupuncture
(a method of treating illness etc by sticking needles into the patient's skin at certain points.) acupunturatr['ækjʊpʌnkʧə]1 acupunturaacupuncture ['ækjʊ.pʌŋktʃər] n: acupuntura fn.• acupuntura s.f.'ækjəˌpʌŋktʃər, 'ækjʊˌpʌŋktʃə(r)mass noun acupuntura f['ækjʊpʌŋktʃǝ(r)]1.N acupuntura f2.CPDacupuncture needle N — aguja f de acupuntura
* * *['ækjəˌpʌŋktʃər, 'ækjʊˌpʌŋktʃə(r)]mass noun acupuntura f -
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6 pressure acupuncture
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acupuntura sustantivo femenino acupuncture
acupuntura sustantivo femenino acupuncture ' acupuntura' also found in these entries: English: acupuncture -
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tr['kɒmənlɪ]1 (usually) comúnmente, vulgarmente2 pejorative (vulgarly) de manera ordinariacommonly ['kɑmənli] adv1) frequently: comúnmente, frecuentemente2) usually: normalmenteadv.• normalmente adv.'kɑːmənli, 'kɒmənliadverb comúnmentea commonly held belief — una creencia muy generalizada or extendida
['kɒmǝnlɪ]ADV1) (=usually, frequently) [called] comúnmente; [prescribed] frecuentementemore commonly known as... — más comúnmente conocido como...
anorexia is more commonly found among women — la anorexia es más común or corriente entre las mujeres
an orchid which is not commonly found in this country — una orquídea que no es corriente encontrar or que no se encuentra frecuentemente en este país
it is commonly the case that... — es corriente que..., frecuentemente se da el caso de que...
2) (=generally)the commonly held view — la opinión extendida or generalizada
it is commonly believed that... — es una creencia extendida or generalizada que...
the disease is commonly thought to be caused by a virus — es una creencia extendida or generalizada que esta enfermedad está causada por un virus
3) (=vulgarly) [behave, speak, dress] ordinariamente, vulgarmente* * *['kɑːmənli, 'kɒmənli]adverb comúnmentea commonly held belief — una creencia muy generalizada or extendida
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10 P
1) ((written abbreviation) - plural pp - page(s): Summarize pp 30-32.) pág. (abreviatura de página)2) (pi: (abbreviation) pence, penny: The price is 85p.) abreviatura de peniqueMultiple Entries: P P. p. P,◊ p sustantivo femenino ( read as /pe/) the letter P, p
P, p f (letra) P, p 'P' also found in these entries: Spanish: casilla - diputada - diputado - N. P. - P.º - serie - apartado - pacto - pág. - país - palacio - papa - papá - paralímpico - P.D. - pe - p. ej. - polo - premio - providencia English: absorption - acupuncture - adoption - after - airport - airstrip - antelope - anthropology - antipathy - antipersonnel - antiperspirant - antipollution - apart - apartment - ape - apiece - apocalypse - apolitical - apologetic - apologetically - apologize - apology - apostle - apostrophe - appal - appall - appalling - appeal - appealing - appear - appearance - appease - appeasement - appoint - appointee - appointment - apportion - apportionment - apprenticeship - approximately - archbishop - archetypal - archetype - aromatherapy - asleep - atop - atypical - backdrop - backup - battleshipPtr['kɑːpɑːk]1 ( Parking, car park) aparcamiento; (abbreviation) P
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p piː noun P, p fto mind one's Ps and Qs — tener* mucho cuidado
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(= parking)P — P, E
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=p [piː]N (=letter) P, p f- mind or watch one's Ps and Qs
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ABBR= parking
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ABBR1) = penny, pence2) = page p., pág.* * *
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p [piː] noun P, p fto mind one's Ps and Qs — tener* mucho cuidado
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(= parking)P — P, E
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11 ñu
ñu sustantivo masculino gnu, wildebeest
ñu m Zool gnu 'ñu' also found in these entries: English: abandon - abeyance - abolition - abomination - absenteeism - absolution - absorbent - absorption - abundance - acclaim - accompaniment - accord - accountancy - accuracy - acid - acne - acrylic - acting - acumen - acupuncture - adaptation - addiction - adjournment - admiration - admittance - ado - adolescence - adoration - adrenaline - adulation - adultery - adulthood - adversity - advertising - advice - affluence - after - ageism - agility - aging - agitation - agony - agriculture - AIDS - air - alcohol - alcoholism - ale - algebra - alimony -
12 p.º
P.º (abr de paseo) avenue, Ave. 'P.º' also found in these entries: Spanish: casilla - diputada - diputado - N. P. - P - serie - apartado English: absorption - acupuncture - adoption - after - airport - airstrip - antelope - anthropology - antipathy - antipersonnel - antiperspirant - antipollution - apart - apartment - ape - apiece - apocalypse - apolitical - apologetic - apologetically - apologize - apology - apostle - apostrophe - appal - appall - appalling - appeal - appealing - appear - appearance - appease - appeasement - appoint - appointee - appointment - apportion - apportionment - apprenticeship - approximately - archbishop - archetypal - archetype - aromatherapy - asleep - atop - atypical - backdrop - backup - battleship
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Acupuncture — Intervention Needles being inserted into a patient s skin. ICD 10 PCS 8E0H30Z … Wikipedia
ACUPUNCTURE — Toutes les civilisations se sont efforcées de combattre la douleur. Le procédé le plus déconcertant est sans doute l’acupuncture, utilisée en Chine depuis plusieurs millénaires. Reposant sur des bases théoriques traditionnelles très complexes, sa … Encyclopédie Universelle
Acupuncture — Ac u*punc ture, v. t. To treat with acupuncture. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Acupuncture — Ac u*punc ture, n. [L. acus needle + punctura a pricking, fr. pungere to prick: cf. F. acuponcture.] Pricking with a needle; a needle prick. Specifically (Med.): The insertion of needles into the living tissues for remedial purposes. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
acupuncture — (n.) 1680s, pricking with a needle to ease pain, from L. acus needle (see ACUITY (Cf. acuity)) + PUNCTURE (Cf. puncture). The verb is first recorded 1972 … Etymology dictionary
acupuncture — ► NOUN ▪ a system of complementary medicine in which fine needles are inserted in the skin at specific points along supposed lines of energy. DERIVATIVES acupuncturist noun. ORIGIN from Latin acu with a needle + PUNCTURE(Cf. ↑puncture) … English terms dictionary
acupuncture — [ak′yo͞o puŋk΄chər, ak′yəpuŋk΄chər] n. [< L acus, needle (see ACEROSE1) + PUNCTURE] the ancient practice, esp. as carried on by the Chinese, of piercing parts of the body with needles in seeking to treat disease or relieve pain acupuncturist n … English World dictionary
Acupuncture — L’acupuncture et la moxibustion de la médecine traditionnelle chinoise * … Wikipédia en Français
Acupuncture — The practice of inserting needles into the body to reduce pain or induce anesthesia. More broadly, acupuncture is a family of procedures involving the stimulation of anatomical locations on or in the skin by a variety of techniques. There are a… … Medical dictionary
acupuncture — n. /ak yoo pungk cheuhr/; v. /ak yoo pungk cheuhr, ak yoo pungk /, n., v., acupunctured, acupuncturing. n. 1. a Chinese medical practice or procedure that treats illness or provides local anesthesia by the insertion of needles at specified sites… … Universalium
acupuncture — noun … OF ACUPUNCTURE ▪ course ▪ I was recommended a course of acupuncture. VERB + ACUPUNCTURE ▪ have ▪ I m having acupuncture for a bad back. ▪ … Collocations dictionary