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1 medicina
f medicinemedicina interna internal medicinemedicina legale forensic medicinemedicina sportiva sports medicine* * *medicina s.f.1 medicine: medicina aerospaziale, aerospace medicine; medicina del lavoro, occupational medicine; medicina interna, internal medicine; medicina legale, legal (o forensic) medicine (o medical jurisprudence); medicina nucleare, nuclear medicine; medicina omeopatica, homeopathy; medicina preventiva, preventive medicine; medicina sociale, socialized medicine; medicina sperimentale, experimental medicine; medicina sportiva, sports medicine; medicina tradizionale, orthodox (o normal o regular) medicine (o allopathy); medicina naturale, alternativa, alternative medicine; medicina veterinaria, veterinary medicine; medicina e chirurgia, medicine and surgery; dottore in medicina, doctor of medicine; frequenta la facoltà di medicina, he is a medical student; facoltà di medicina, faculty of medicine; laurea in medicina, medical degree; libri di medicina, medical books; scuola di medicina, medical school (o school of medicine); studente in medicina, medical student; esercitare la medicina, to practise medicine; studiare medicina, to study medicine2 (medicamento) medicine, medicament; (amer.) drug: prendere una medicina, to take a medicine; fare uso eccessivo di medicine, to take too many medicines; per molti mali non vi sono medicine, for many diseases there are no remedies; questa bibita sa di medicina, this drink tastes like medicine3 (fig.) (rimedio salutare) remedy, medicine, cure: il tempo è un'ottima medicina, time is a great healer; un buon libro è spesso la medicina migliore, a good book is often the best remedy.* * *[medi'tʃina]sostantivo femminile1) (scienza) medical science, medicinestudiare medicina — to go to medical school, to study to be a doctor
2) (medicinale) medication, medicine, drugessere una buona medicina per qcn. — fig. to be a good medicine for sb
•medicina del lavoro — industrial medicine, occupational health
medicina legale — forensic medicine o science, medical jurisprudence
medicina dello sport o sportiva sports medicine; medicina veterinaria — veterinary medicine
* * *medicina/medi't∫ina/sostantivo f.1 (scienza) medical science, medicine; dottore in medicina medical doctor; studiare medicina to go to medical school, to study to be a doctor; studente di medicina medical student2 (medicinale) medication, medicine, drug; medicina per la gola throat medicine; prendere -e per to be on medication for; essere una buona medicina per qcn. fig. to be a good medicine for sb.medicina alternativa alternative medicine; medicina di base community medicine; medicina generale general practice; medicina del lavoro industrial medicine, occupational health; medicina legale forensic medicine o science, medical jurisprudence; medicina nucleare nuclear medicine; medicina dello sport o sportiva sports medicine; medicina veterinaria veterinary medicine. -
2 medicina di base
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3 impiantare
azienda, ufficio set upcongegno, apparecchiatura installmedicine implant* * *impiantare v.tr.1 (installare) to instal: impiantare una caldaia, il telefono, to instal a boiler, the telephone2 (estens.) (fondare) to found, to establish, to set* up, to start: impiantare un'azienda, to establish (o to set up) a firm; impiantare un'attività commerciale, to start a business; impiantare una comunità, to found a community3 (fig.) (impostare) to set* out, to state, to formulate: impiantare una questione, to formulate an issue4 (amm.) (aprire) to open: impiantare un conto, to open an account; impiantare una partita, to open (o to post) an entry; impiantare un bilancio, to draw up a budget5 (med.) to implant6 (region.) (mettere a dimora una pianta) to plant.* * *[impjan'tare]verbo transitivo1) to install [telefono, scaldabagno]2) to set* up [ impalcatura]3) to establish, to set* up, to start (up) [ azienda]; to start [attività, commercio]4) med. to implant* * *impiantare/impjan'tare/ [1]1 to install [telefono, scaldabagno]2 to set* up [ impalcatura]3 to establish, to set* up, to start (up) [ azienda]; to start [attività, commercio]4 med. to implant.
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