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c black médecine [med(ə)sin]feminine noun• faire des études de médecine to study or do medicine• faire (sa) médecine to study or do medicine━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ En anglais, le d est suivi d'un i.* * *mɛdsin1) ( discipline) medicine2) ( profession) medicine•Phrasal Verbs:* * *med(ə)sin nf(= science, études) medicineIl fait médecine. — He's studying medicine.
* * *médecine nf1 ( discipline) medicine; faire des études de médecine, faire (sa) médecine to study medicine; médecine générale/spécialisée/infantile general/specialized/paediatric medicine; étudiant en médecine medical student; docteur en médecine medical doctor; faculté de médecine faculty of medicine;2 ( profession) medicine; exercer la médecine to practiseGB medicine; être inculpé d'exercice illégal de la médecine to be charged with practisingGB medicine illegally ou without a license US.médecine factuelle evidence-based medicine, EBM; médecine homéopathique homeopathic medicine; médecine légale forensic medicine; médecine par les plantes herbal medicine; médecine préventive preventive medicine; médecine scolaire ≈ school health service; médecine sportive sports medicine; médecine du travail ≈ occupational medicine; médecine vétérinaire veterinary medicine; médecines douces alternative medicine ¢; médecines naturelles natural medicine ¢; médecines parallèles alternative medicine ¢.[medsin] nom fémininmédecine douce/hospitalière/légale natural/hospital/forensic medicinemédecine préventive preventive ou preventative medicinemédecine du travail industrial ou occupational medicineil fait (sa) médecine, il est en médecine he's studying medicine, he's a medical studentelle est en troisième année de médecine she's in her third year at medical school, she's a third-year medical student
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