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1 clinical
adjective1) (Med.) klinisch [Medizin, Tod]2) (dispassionate) nüchtern; (coldly detached) kühl* * *1) (of a clinic.) klinisch2) (based on observation of the patient.) klinisch* * *clini·cal[ˈklɪnɪkəl]adj inv1. attr klinischDepartment of C\clinical Medicine Abteilung f für Klinische Medizin\clinical test klinische Untersuchung\clinical training klinische Ausbildung\clinical trials pl klinische Erprobung3. (emotionless) attitude, person distanziert, nüchtern* * *['klInIkəl]adj2) (fig) (= sterile) room, atmosphere steril, kalt; (= detached, dispassionate) klinisch, nüchtern; sb's appearance streng* * *clinical [ˈklınıkl] adj (adv clinically)1. MED allg klinisch:do one’s clinical clerkship sein Klinikum machen;clinical psychology klinische Psychologie (Teilgebiet der Psychologie, das sich mit der Entstehung, Heilung, Vorbeugung etc von Verhaltensstörungen befasst);2. fig nüchtern (auch Einrichtung etc), kühl analysierendclinical baptism Taufe f am Sterbebett* * *adjective1) (Med.) klinisch [Medizin, Tod]2) (dispassionate) nüchtern; (coldly detached) kühl* * *adj.klinisch adj. -
2 houseman
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3 management
nounthe management — die Geschäftsleitung
* * *1) (the art of managing: The management of this company is a difficult task.) diee Verwaltung, das Management2) (or noun plural the managers of a firm etc as a group: The management has/have agreed to pay the workers more.) die Geschäftsleitung* * *man·age·ment[ˈmænɪʤmənt]I. n1. no pl of business Management nt, Steuerung f, Verwaltung f, [Geschäfts]führung f, [Unternehmens]leitung fmiddle \management mittlere Führungsebenesenior \management oberste Führungsebene, Vorstand mcrisis \management Krisenmanagement nt\management skills Führungsqualitäten pl\management training Managementtraining nt* * *['mnɪdZmənt]n1) (= act) (of company) Leitung f, Führung f, Management nt; (of non-commercial organization) Leitung f; (of estate, assets, money) Verwaltung f; (of affairs) Regelung fcrisis/time/people management — Krisen-/Zeit-/Personalmanagement nt
management by objectives — Führen nt durch Zielvereinbarung
2) (= persons) Unternehmensleitung f; (of single unit or smaller factory) Betriebsleitung f; (non-commercial) Leitung f; (THEAT) Intendanz f"under new management" — "neuer Inhaber"; (shop) "neu eröffnet"; (pub) "unter neuer Bewirtschaftung"
* * *management [ˈmænıdʒmənt] s1. (Haus- etc) Verwaltung f2. WIRTSCH Management n, Unternehmensführung f:junior (middle) management untere (mittlere) Führungskräfte pl;management consultancy Betriebs-, Unternehmensberatung f;management consultant Betriebs-, Unternehmensberater(in);management science Wissenschaft f von der Unternehmensführung;management by objectives Führen n durch Zielvereinbarung3. WIRTSCH Geschäfts-, Firmenleitung f, Direktion f:under new management unter neuer Leitung, (Geschäft etc) neu eröffnet;management buyout Management-Buy-out n (Übernahme eines Unternehmens durch in diesem Unternehmen tätige Führungskräfte);management shares bes Br Gründeraktien, -anteile;4. Bewirtschaftung f (eines Gutes etc)5. Erledigung f (von Angelegenheiten etc)6. Geschicklichkeit f, (kluge) Taktik:more by luck than by management umg mit mehr Glück als Verstand7. Kunstgriff m, Trick m8. Handhabung f, Behandlung f:management of the environment Umweltgestaltung f9. MED Behandlung f (u. Pflege f)* * *noun1) Durchführung, die; (of a business) Leitung, die; Management, das; (of money) Verwaltung, die* * *n.Führung -en f.Geschäftsführung f.Handhabung f.Leitung -en f.Management n.Unternehmen n.Verwaltung f. -
4 surgical
adjective* * *['sə:‹ikəl]adjective (of, or by means of, surgery: surgical instruments; He is in need of surgical treatment.) chirurgisch* * *sur·gi·cal[ˈsɜ:ʤɪkəl, AM ˈsɜ:r-]adj inv1. (used by surgeons) gloves, instruments chirurgisch2. (orthopaedic) medizinisch\surgical collar Halskrause f\surgical shoes orthopädische Schuhe\surgical strike [or attack] gezielter Angriff [o Schlag]* * *['sɜːdZIkəl]adjtreatment, removal operativ; technique, instrument, training, skill, hospital chirurgischsurgical gloves — OP-Handschuhe pl, Chirurgenhandschuhe
surgical intervention —
surgical team — OP-Team nt, Chirurgenteam nt
surgical ward — chirurgische Station, Chirurgie f (inf)
* * *surgical [-ıkl] adj (adv surgically)1. MED chirurgisch:surgical removal operative Entfernung2. MED Operations…:surgical instruments Operationsbesteck n, chirurgische Instrumente3. MED von einer Operation herrührend, Operations…:surgical fever septisches Fiebersurgical collar Halsmanschette f;surgical stocking Stützstrumpf m7. fig einschneidend, drastischsurg. abk1. surgeon2. surgery3. surgical chir(urg).* * *adjectivesurgical treatment — Operation, die/Operationen
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5 veterinary
attributive adjectivetiermedizinisch; veterinärveterinary science/medicine — Veterinär- od. Tiermedizin, die
* * *[vetə'rinəri](of, or concerning, the treatment of diseases in animals: veterinary medicine; veterinary care.) tierärztlich- academic.ru/80161/veterinary_surgeon">veterinary surgeon* * *vet·eri·nary[ˈvetərɪnəri, AM -neri]adj attr, inv tierärztlich\veterinary medicine [or science] Tiermedizin f* * *['vetərInərI]adjVeterinär-; training tierärztlich; school, college für Tierärzte* * *B adj tierärztlich, Veterinär…:veterinary clinic Tierklinik f;veterinary surgeon Br → Avet. abk1. veteran2. veterinarian3. veterinary* * *attributive adjectivetiermedizinisch; veterinärveterinary science/medicine — Veterinär- od. Tiermedizin, die
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6 clinical
1) attr klinisch;Department of C\clinical Medicine Abteilung f für Klinische Medizin;\clinical test klinische Untersuchung;\clinical training klinische Ausbildung;\clinical trials pl klinische Erprobung -
7 management
man·age·ment [ʼmænɪʤmənt] n2) + sing/ pl vb ( managers) [Unternehmens]leitung f, Management nt; of hospital, theatre Direktion f;junior \management untere Führungsebene;( trainees) Führungsnachwuchs m;middle \management mittlere Führungsebene;senior \management oberste Führungsebene, Vorstand mcrisis \management Krisenmanagement nt n\management skills Führungsqualitäten fpl;\management trainee Managementtrainee m o f;\management training Managementtraining nt
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