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dentistry n médecine f dentaire, dentisterie f spec ; to study dentistry faire des études dentaires. -
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dentistry [ˊdentɪstrɪ] n1) лече́ние зубо́в2) профе́ссия зубно́го врача́ -
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noun (a dentist's work.) odontologíatr['dentɪstrɪ]1 odontologíadentistry ['dɛntɪstri] n: odontología fn.• odontología s.f.'dentəstri, 'dentɪstrimass noun odontología f['dentɪstrɪ]N odontología f, dentistería f (CAm)* * *['dentəstri, 'dentɪstri]mass noun odontología f -
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ˈdentɪstrɪ сущ.
1) профессия зубного врача
2) лечение зубов rights to practise dentistry ≈ право практиковать как зубной врач Syn: dental treatment лечение зубов;
зубоврачевание профессия зубного врача dentistry лечение зубов ~ профессия зубного врачаБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > dentistry
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[ˈdentɪstrɪ]dentistry лечение зубов dentistry профессия зубного врача -
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N1. दन्त\dentistryचिकित्साDentistry is very common now a days. -
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n зъболекарство, стоматология* * *{'dentistri} n зъболекарство, стоматология.* * *стоматология; зъболекарство;* * *n зъболекарство, стоматология* * *dentistry[´dentistri] n зъболекарство, стоматология. -
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English-Russian dictionary of Information technology > dentistry
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[ʹdentıstrı] n1) лечение зубов; зубоврачевание2) профессия зубного врача -
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['dentɪstrɪ]1) Общая лексика: зубоврачевание, лечение зуба, лечение зубов, профессия зубного врача2) Медицина: стоматологическая помощь, стоматологическое учреждение, стоматология3) Макаров: зубоврачебная практика -
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['dentɪstrɪ]Abbreviation: dent
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