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1 sports medicine
■ Branch of medicine concerned with the treatment of injuries or illness resulting from athletic activities and with advice and measures designed to improve the athlete's physical condition.■ Teilgebiet der Medizin, in dem mit klinischen und physiologischen Methoden die Auswirkungen sportlicher Betätigungen auf den menschlichen Organismus geprüft werden. -
2 Industrial Scientific Medicine
f (ISM) < pharm> ■ Industrial Scientific Medicine (ISM)German-english technical dictionary > Industrial Scientific Medicine
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3 Commision Permanente des Congrès Internationaux de Médicine Vétérinaire
(C.I. de M.V.)фр. Постоянная комиссия Международных конгрессов ветеринарииDeutsch-Russisch Wörterbuch von Milch und Milcherzeugnissen > Commision Permanente des Congrès Internationaux de Médicine Vétérinaire
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4 die Medizin
- {medicine} y học, y khoa, thuốc, khoa nội, bùa ngải, phép ma, yêu thuật = die bittere Medizin {bitter; bitters}+ = Medizin eingeben (Veterinär) {to drench}+ = die gerichtliche Medizin {forensic medicine}+ -
5 der Medizinball
- {medicine ball} bóng tập -
6 die Hausapotheke
- {medicine chest} túi thuốc, hộp thuốc, tủ thuốc -
7 die Heilkunde
- {medicine} y học, y khoa, thuốc, khoa nội, bùa ngải, phép ma, yêu thuật -
8 Medizin
f; -, -en medicine (auch Heilmittel); siehe auch Medikament; Doktor der Medizin doctor of medicine (Abk. MD)* * *die Medizin(Wissenschaft) medicine; medical science; practice of medicine* * *Me|di|zin [medi'tsiːn]f -, -en1) no pl (= Heilkunde) medicine2) (inf = Heilmittel) medicinedas ist Medizín für ihn — that's his medicine; (fig: Lektion, Denkzettel) that'll teach him a lesson
* * *die1) (a substance, especially a liquid for swallowing, that is used to treat or keep away disease or illness: a dose of medicine.) medicine2) (the science of curing people who are ill, or making their suffering less (especially by means other than surgery): He is studying medicine.) medicine* * *Me·di·zin<-, -en>[mediˈtsi:n]f▪ [die] \Medizin medicineinnere \Medizin [internal] medicineseine \Medizin einnehmen to take one's medicine3.* * *die; Medizin, Medizinen1) o. Pl. medicine no art.2) (Heilmittel) medicine ( gegen for)* * *Doktor der Medizin doctor of medicine (abk MD)* * *die; Medizin, Medizinen1) o. Pl. medicine no art.2) (Heilmittel) medicine ( gegen for)* * *-en f.medicines n. f.medicine n. -
9 Arznei
* * *die Arzneipharmaceutic; medicine; drug* * *Arz|nei [aːɐts'nai, arts'nai]f -, -en (lit, fig)medicine* * *Arz·nei<-, -en>[a:ɐ̯tsˈnai]f1. PHARM, MED medicineeine bittere/heilsame \Arznei für jdn sein to be a painful/salutary lesson for sb* * *die; Arznei, Arzneien (veralt.), Arzneimittel das medicine; medicament; (zur äußeren Anwendung) medicament* * ** * *die; Arznei, Arzneien (veralt.), Arzneimittel das medicine; medicament; (zur äußeren Anwendung) medicament* * *-en f.medicine n.remedy n. -
10 Medikament
* * *das Medikamentmedicament; pharmaceutic; drug; medicine* * *Me|di|ka|mẹnt [medika'mɛnt]nt -(e)s, -emedicine* * ** * *Me·di·ka·ment<-[e]s, -e>[medikaˈmɛnt]nt medicine* * *das; Medikament[e]s, Medikamente medicine; (Droge) drug* * ** * *das; Medikament[e]s, Medikamente medicine; (Droge) drug* * *n.drug n.medicament n.medication n.medicine n. -
11 medizinisch
Adj. medical; (arzneilich) medicinal; medizinisch-technische Assistentin medical laboratory assistant* * *medical; medicinal* * *me|di|zi|nisch [medi'tsiːnɪʃ]1. adj1) (= ärztlich) medicalmedizínische Fakultät — school or faculty of medicine
medizínische Klinik — clinic for internal medicine
medizínisch-technische Assistentin, medizínisch-technischer Assistent — medical technician
2. adv1) (von einem Arzt) medicallysich medizínisch beraten lassen — to get medical advice
medizínisch betreut werden — to be in medical care, to be treated
medizínisch beobachtet werden — to be under (medical) observation
2) (= heilkundlich) ausbilden medicallymedizínisch wirksame Kräuter — medicinal herbs
* * *1) medically2) (having a healing or health-giving substance mixed in: Medicated shampoo.) medicated3) (having the power to heal and used as a medicine: medicinal substances.) medicinal4) medicinally* * *me·di·zi·nisch[mediˈtsi:nɪʃ]I. adj1. (ärztlich) medicaldas \medizinische Gebiet/Studium the field/study of medicineeine \medizinische Prüfung an exam[ination form] in medicine3. (heilend) medicinal, curative\medizinisches Shampoo medicated shampooII. adv1. (ärztlich) medicallyjdn \medizinisch beraten/behandeln to give sb medical advice/treatment2. (heilkundlich) medically\medizinisch ausgebildet werden to receive medical training3. (heilend) medicinally* * *1. 2.adverbial medically* * ** * *1.1) medical <journal, problem, etc.>2.adverbial medically* * *adj.medical adj.medicinal adj. adv.medically adv.medicinally adv. -
12 Hausapotheke
f medicine cabinet ( oder chest)* * *Haus|apo|the|kefmedicine cupboard or chest* * *Haus·apo·the·kef medicine cabinet* * *die medicine cabinet* * ** * *die medicine cabinet* * *f.medicine chest n. -
13 Tiermedizin
f veterinary medicine* * *Tier|me|di|zinfveterinary medicine* * *Tier·me·di·zinf veterinary medicine* * *die; o. Pl. veterinary medicine* * *Tiermedizin f veterinary medicine* * *die; o. Pl. veterinary medicine* * *f.veterinary medicine n. -
14 Allgemeinmedizin
* * *All|ge|mein|me|di|zinfgeneral medicine* * *All·ge·mein·me·di·zinf general medicine* * *die; o. Pl. general medicine* * *Allgemeinmedizin f nur sg general medicine;Arzt für Allgemeinmedizin etwa general practitioner* * *die; o. Pl. general medicine -
15 Apparatemedizin
f high-tech(nology) medicine* * *Ap|pa|ra|te|me|di|zinf (pej)hi-tech medicine* * *Ap·pa·ra·te·me·di·zin* * *die; o. Pl. (oft abwertend) high-technology medicine* * *Apparatemedizin f high-tech(nology) medicine* * *die; o. Pl. (oft abwertend) high-technology medicine -
16 Gerichtsmedizin
f JUR., MED. forensic medicine* * *die Gerichtsmedizinforensic medicine* * *Ge|rịchts|me|di|zinfforensic medicine, medical jurisprudence* * *Ge·richts·me·di·zin* * ** * *f.forensic medicine n. -
17 Heilkunde
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18 Humanmedizin
f human medicine* * *Hu|man|me|di|zinf(human) medicine* * *Hu·man·me·di·zinf kein pl human medicine* * ** * *Humanmedizin f human medicine* * * -
19 Medizinmann
m witch-doctor; bes. bei Indianern: medicine man; umg., hum. (Arzt) quack* * *Me|di|zin|mannm pl - männermedicine man, witch doctor; (hum = Arzt) quack (inf), medico (US inf)* * *(in some African tribes, a person whose profession is to cure illness and keep away evil magical influences.) witch-doctor* * *Me·di·zin·mann<- männer>[-man, pl -mɛnɐ]* * *der; Pl. Medizinmänner medicine man* * ** * *der; Pl. Medizinmänner medicine man -
20 Schulmedizin
f orthodox (school of) medicine* * *Schul|me|di|zinforthodox medicine* * *Schul·me·di·zinf orthodox medicine* * *die; o. Pl. orthodox or traditional medicine no art.* * *Schulmedizin f orthodox (school of) medicine* * *die; o. Pl. orthodox or traditional medicine no art.
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