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adverb medicine to be taken orally.) oralement, par voie orale -
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orally ['ɔ:rəlɪ](a) (verbally) oralement, verbalement, de vive voix∎ to be taken orally (on packaging) par voie orale;∎ not to be taken orally (on packaging) ne pas avaler
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