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1 Gewürzmischung
f mixed spices Pl.* * *Ge|wụ̈rz|mi|schungfmixed herbs pl; (= Gewürzsalz) herbal salt* * *Ge·würz·mi·schung* * *die mixed spices pl./herbs pl.* * ** * *die mixed spices pl./herbs pl. -
2 Gewürzmischung
Ge·würz·mi·schung f -
3 Kräutermischung
Kräu·ter·mi·schungf herb mixture, mixed herbs pl -
4 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.
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