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1 vetted
past tense, past participle; see vet II -
2 vet
I see veterinary
II vet past tense, past participle - vetted; verb(to investigate carefully (and pass as satisfactory): Every member of staff has been vetted by our security department before he starts work here.) investigar, examinarvet n veterinariotr[vet]————————tr[vet]1 familiar veterinario,-a1 SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL investigar, examinarvet ['vɛt] n1) veterinarian2) veteranv.• aprobar v.• repasar v.vet*n.• veterano s.m.• veterinario s.m.
I vet1) ( Vet Sci) veterinario, -ria m,f2) ( veteran) (AmE colloq) veterano, -na m,f
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transitive verb - tt- \<\<applicant\>\> someter a investigación; \<\<application/proposal\>\> examinar, investigar*
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[vet]N ABBR1) = veterinary surgeon, veterinarian veterinario(-a) m / f2) (US)* = veteran excombatiente mf
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[vet](esp Brit) VT1) [+ article, speech] repasar, revisar2) (=examine) [+ application] examinar, investigar* * *
I [vet]1) ( Vet Sci) veterinario, -ria m,f2) ( veteran) (AmE colloq) veterano, -na m,f
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transitive verb - tt- \<\<applicant\>\> someter a investigación; \<\<application/proposal\>\> examinar, investigar* -
3 externally
adverb externamentetr[ek'stɜːnəlɪ]1 externamenteadv.• defuera adv.ek'stɜːrnḷi, ɪk'stɜːnəli1) ( on the outside) exteriormente, por fuera2) ( by outside agency) < vetted> independientemente, por un tercero[eks'tɜːnǝlɪ]ADV1) (=on the outside, outwardly) por fuera, exteriormenteexternally, it looks like a car — por fuera or exteriormente parece un coche
externally, he seemed calm — por fuera or exteriormente parecía tranquilo
2) (Med) [apply, use] tópicamente, externamenteto be used externally — de uso tópico or externo
* * *[ek'stɜːrnḷi, ɪk'stɜːnəli]1) ( on the outside) exteriormente, por fuera2) ( by outside agency) < vetted> independientemente, por un tercero -
4 vet
s.1 veterinario(a).2 excombatiente, veterano(a) (familiar) (militar) (veteran) (Estados Unidos)vt.someter a investigación (persona); investigar (application); inspeccionar, examinar (speech, book, film)(pt & pp vetted)
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