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1 practice
<tech.gen> (as opp. to theory, hypothesis) ■ Anwendung f<tech.gen> (operational) ■ Erfahrung f<tech.gen> ■ Praxis f< jur> ■ Verfahrensweise f -
2 surgery
nounundergo surgery — sich einer Operation (Dat.) unterziehen
doctor's/dental surgery — Arzt-/Zahnarztpraxis, die
when is his surgery? — wann hat er Sprechstunde?
hold a surgery — (Brit. coll.) [Abgeordneter, Anwalt usw.:] eine Sprechstunde abhalten
* * *['sə:‹əri]- plural surgeries (-)1) (the practice or art of a surgeon: to specialize in surgery.) die Chirurgie2) (a doctor's or dentist's room in which he examines patients.) der Operationssaal* * *sur·gery[ˈsɜ:ʤəri, AM ˈsɜ:rʤɚi]nbrain/eye/heart \surgery Gehirn-/Augen-/Herzoperation fmajor/minor \surgery größerer/kleinerer Eingriffto carry out [or perform] \surgery operierento need [or require] \surgery disease einen chirurgischen Eingriff nötig machen; person operiert werden müssento undergo \surgery sich akk einer Operation unterziehen, operiert werdento hold a \surgery einen Gesprächstermin haben [o abhalten]* * *['sɜːdZərI]n1) Chirurgie f* * *surgery [-ərı] s1. MED Chirurgie f:surgery of the chest Thoraxchirurgieremove by surgery operativ entfernen, she needs surgery sie muss operiert werden;he had knee surgery er wurde am Knie operiert3. US Operationssaal m4. Bra) Sprechzimmer nb) Sprechstunde f:surgery hours Sprechstunden5. fig drastischer Eingriffsurg. abk1. surgeon2. surgery3. surgical chir(urg).* * *noun1) no pl., no indef. art. Chirurgie, dieundergo surgery — sich einer Operation (Dat.) unterziehen
doctor's/dental surgery — Arzt-/Zahnarztpraxis, die
3) (Brit.): (time; session) Sprechstunde, diehold a surgery — (Brit. coll.) [Abgeordneter, Anwalt usw.:] eine Sprechstunde abhalten
* * *(operation) n.Chirurgie -n f.
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