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1 hospitalist
сущ.мед. больничный врач* (врач, специализирующийся на лечении стационарных пациентов)See: -
2 hospital
сущ.1) мед. больница, клиника; лечебница; госпиталь, лазаретto go to visit smb. in hospital — навещать кого-л. в больнице
he was taken to [put in\] hospital — его положили [поместили\] в больницу
mental hospital, hospital for the insane — психиатрическая больница
maternity hospital, lying-in hospital — родильный дом
charity [voluntary\] hospital — благотворительная больница
hospital attendant — санитар больницы [госпиталя\]
See:hospital professional liability insurance, accident hospital, day hospital, government hospital, long-term hospital, night hospital, non-participating hospital, participating hospital, physician-hospital organization, short-term hospital, hospital insurance, hospital cash plan, hospital-surgical expense insurance, hospital professional liability insurance, American Hospital Association, hospitalize, hospitalization, hospitalist, inpatient2) общ., редк. богадельня; благотворительная школа; приют3) общ., редк. студенческое общежитие4) эк., амер. мелкая ремонтная мастерская (по ремонту игрушек и т. п.)doll [fountain pen\] hospital — мастерская по ремонту кукол [авторучек\]
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3 hospitalization
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4 hospitalize
гл.тж. hospitalise мед. госпитализировать, помещать [класть\] в больницуHe was hospitalized for chest pains. — Он был госпитализирован из-за болей в груди.
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5 physician
сущ.мед. врач, докторSyn:See:
См. также в других словарях:
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hospitalist — /hos pi tl ist/, n. a physician who specializes in treating hospitalized patients; a specialist in inpatient medicine. [1990 95; HOSPITAL + IST] … Useful english dictionary
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