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1 нештатный медицинский работник
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > нештатный медицинский работник
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2 патронажная сестра
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > патронажная сестра
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3 патронажный работник
Medicine: health visitorУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > патронажный работник
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4 патронажная сестра
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > патронажная сестра
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5 курортница
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6 курортник
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м. разг.health-resort visitor; holiday-maker -
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м. разг.health-resort visitor; holiday-maker -
9 пребывающее лицо
Любое лицо, которое высаживается из воздушного судна и вступает на территорию любого Договаривающегося государства (за исключением государства, где это лицо постоянно проживает), остаётся там на законных основаниях, предписанных этим Договаривающимся государством, с неиммиграционными целями, такими, как туризм, отдых, занятие спортом, лечение, семейные дела, религиозное паломничество или служебные дела, и не занимается во время пребывания на этой территории какой либо деятельностью, приносящей доход.Any person who disembarks and enters the territory of a Contracting State other than that in which that person normally resides; remains there lawfully as prescribed by that Contracting State for legitimate non-immigrant purposes, such as touring, recreation, sports, health, family reasons, religious pilgrimages, or business; and does not take up any gainful occupation during his stay in the territory visited.(AN 9)Official definition modified by Amdt 18 to An 9 (28/11/2002).Русско-английский словарь международной организации гражданской авиации > пребывающее лицо
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10 инспектор
controller, inspector, surveyor, visitorинспектор санитарный officer of health
См. также в других словарях:
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health visitor — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms health visitor : singular health visitor plural health visitors British a nurse who visits people in their homes and gives them advice, for example on how to look after their baby … English dictionary
health visitor — health vis·i·tor .viz ət ər, .viz tər n Brit a trained person who is usu. a qualified nurse and is employed by a local British authority to visit people (as nursing mothers) in their homes and advise them on health matters * * * (public health… … Medical dictionary
health visitor — public health nurse a trained nurse with specialist qualifications in health promotion and public health. Most of the work of health visitors is focused on families with children under five years old but can be extended to other targeted groups… … The new mediacal dictionary
health visitor — /ˈhɛlθ vɪzətə/ (say helth vizuhtuh) noun British a state registered nurse appointed to visit and look after the health of people in a certain area, especially mothers and babies, the old and sick …
health visitor — n. (British) nurse who gives medical care at the homes of chronically ill people or parents with very young children … English contemporary dictionary
health visitor — noun Brit. a nurse who visits the homes of the chronically ill or parents with very young children … English new terms dictionary