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1 curative
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2 curative
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3 curative
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4 curative therapy
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5 دوائي
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6 شفائي
curative; curatif -
7 medicatus
[st1]1 [-] mĕdĭcātus, a, um: part. passé de medico et medicor. - [abcl][b]a - médicinal, propre à guérir, qui a une vertu curative. - [abcl]b - empoisonné.[/b] [st1]2 [-] mĕdĭcātŭs, ūs, m.: remède magique.* * *[st1]1 [-] mĕdĭcātus, a, um: part. passé de medico et medicor. - [abcl][b]a - médicinal, propre à guérir, qui a une vertu curative. - [abcl]b - empoisonné.[/b] [st1]2 [-] mĕdĭcātŭs, ūs, m.: remède magique.* * *Medicatus, pen. prod. Adiect. Mistionné de quelque drogue et liqueur, Medeciné.\Medicata ficus. Plin. Quand on applique quelque medicament au figuier pour faire meurir les figues, ou pour les faire de meilleur goust, ou autrement.\Papauera medicata. Silius. Medecinaulx.\Medicata pocula. Martial. Bruvages mistionnez.\Res medicatissima. Plin. Chose tresmedecinale et portant grande medecine.\Medicatus sapor, vel odor. Plin. Portant medecine, Medecinal.\Somnus medicatus. Ouid. Qu'on fait venir par medicaments.\Medicata suffitione vina. Colum. Vins qui cueillent une senteur d'estre trop long temps à la fumee.\Tela medicata veneno. Sil. Empoisonnez, Envenimez. -
8 свойство
ср xum propriété f, vertu f; лечебно свойство propriété curative, vertu curative. -
9 целебност
ж salubrité f; vertu f (propriété f) curative; на минералната вода salubrité (propriété curative) de l'eau minérale. -
10 вакцинотерапия
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11 радикальное удаление
2) ( об опухоли) exérèse curativeРусско-французский медицинский словарь > радикальное удаление
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12 вакцинотерапия
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13 источник
м.1) прям., перен. source f; origine(s) f (pl)целе́бный исто́чник — source curative
исто́чник вдохнове́ния — source d'inspiration
исто́чник средств — ressources f pl
из авторите́тных, (досто)ве́рных исто́чников — de source sûre
2) ( письменный памятник) document m, source f* * *n1) gener. origine, point d'eau, générateur (L'accident peut lui-même être générateur de danger.), provenance, fontaine, source2) med. principe3) liter. germe, puits, réservoir, souche, mère4) phys. source positive, foyer5) IT. émetteur -
14 лечебная сила
adjgener. vertu curative -
15 лечебное свойство
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16 лечебный душ
adjgener. douche curative -
17 педагогика школьного попечительства
ncultural. pédagogie curative scolaireDictionnaire russe-français universel > педагогика школьного попечительства
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18 радикальное удаление
adjmed. exérèse complète, exérèse curative (об опухоли)Dictionnaire russe-français universel > радикальное удаление
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19 с лечебной целью
prepos.med. à visée curative -
20 с целью излечения
prepos.med. à visée curative
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