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1 Fehldiagnose
f MED. misdiagnosis; diagnostic error; eine Fehldiagnose stellen misdiagnose, make a wrong diagnosis ( oder diagnostic error)* * *Fehl|di|ag|no|sefwrong or false diagnosis* * *Fehl·di·a·gno·sef wrong [or false] diagnosis* * *die incorrect diagnosis* * *eine Fehldiagnose stellen misdiagnose, make a wrong diagnosis ( oder diagnostic error)* * *die incorrect diagnosis* * *f.wrong diagnosis n. -
2 diagnostic
diagnostic [djagnɔstik]masculine noun* * *djagnɔstiknom masculin1) Médecine diagnosisbon/mauvais diagnostic — correct/wrong diagnosis
établir or poser un diagnostic — to make a diagnosis
2) ( évaluation) diagnosis•Phrasal Verbs:* * *djaɡnɔstik nmdiagnosis sg* * *diagnostic nm1 Méd diagnosis; bon/mauvais diagnostic correct/wrong diagnosis; diagnostic prénatal/psychiatrique prenatal/psychiatric diagnosis; établir or poser un diagnostic to make a diagnosis; erreur de diagnostic error in diagnosis; avoir un bon diagnostic to be good at making diagnoses;2 ( évaluation) diagnosis; diagnostic d'un expert expert opinion.diagnostic préimplantatoire pre-implantation genetic diagnosis.[djagnɔstik] nom masculin -
3 erreur
erreur [eʀœʀ]feminine noun• ce serait une erreur de croire que... it would be a mistake to think that...* * *ɛʀœʀ1) (inexactitude, idée fausse) mistakeerreur de jugement/de méthode — error of judgment/of method
erreur de calcul/de stratégie — calculation/strategic error
2) ( acte regrettable) mistake3) (confusion, fait de se tromper)il y a erreur sur la personne — fml it's a case of mistaken identity sout
le droit à l'erreur — the right to make mistakes; ( des scientifiques) the right to error
4) Droit error* * *eʀœʀ1. nf1) (dans un texte, un calcul, une stratégie) mistake, errorerreur de date — mistake in the date, dating error
erreur de fait — error of fact, factual error
2. erreurs nfpl* * *erreur nf1 (inexactitude, idée fausse) mistake; une grave erreur a serious mistake; faire or commettre des erreurs to make mistakes; erreur de date/de dosage mistake about the date/the amount; erreur de jugement/d'analyse/de méthode error of judgment/of analysis/of method; erreur de calcul/de fait/de stratégie calculation/factual/strategic error; erreur de traduction translation error, mistranslation; faire une erreur de diagnostic to make the wrong diagnosis; je le croyais riche mais c'était une erreur I thought he was rich but I was mistaken; ce serait une erreur de croire… it would be a mistake to think…; sauf erreur ou omission errors and omissions excepted;2 ( acte regrettable) mistake; une erreur de jeunesse a youthful mistake; faire or commettre l'erreur de refuser to make the mistake of refusing; faire or commettre une erreur en refusant to make a mistake in refusing;3 (confusion, fait de se tromper) par erreur by mistake; induire qn en erreur to mislead sb; sauf erreur de ma part if I'm not mistaken; être dans l'erreur to be mistaken; vous faites erreur you are mistaken; il y a erreur there has been a mistake; il n'y a pas d'erreur possible there's no mistake; ‘elle arrive’-‘erreur! c'est lui’ ‘here she is’-‘no, you're wrong! it's him’; il y a erreur sur la personne fml it's a case of mistaken identity sout; on a tous le droit à l'erreur we're all entitled to make mistakes; cette fois-ci vous n'avez plus droit à l'erreur this time you've got to get it right; le droit à l'erreur the right to make mistakes; ( des scientifiques) the right to error;erreur de syntaxe Ordinat syntax error.[ɛrɶr] nom fémininil doit y avoir une erreur there must be a ou some mistakeil y a erreur sur la personne you've got the wrong person, it's a case of mistaken identityc'est lui, pas d'erreur! that's him all right!ce serait une erreur (que) de penser cela it would be wrong ou a mistake to think thatfaire ou commettre une erreur to make a mistake ou an errorfaire erreur to be wrong ou mistakenerreur typographique ou d'impression misprint, printer's error2. [errement] error3. DROITpar erreur locution adverbialesauf erreur locution adverbialesauf erreur de ma part, ce lundi-là est férié unless I'm (very much) mistaken, that Monday is a public holidaysauf erreur ou omission locution adverbiale -
4 неправильный диагноз
1) General subject: mistaken diagnosis2) Medicine: incorrect diagnosis3) Psychology: wrong diagnosisУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неправильный диагноз
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5 ошибочный диагноз
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6 rozpozna|nie
Ⅰ sv ⇒ rozpoznać Ⅱ n 1. Med. diagnosis- trafne/błędne rozpoznanie a right/wrong diagnosis- rozpoznanie schizofrenii a diagnosis of schizophrenia2. Wojsk. reconnaissance- rozpoznanie lotnicze air reconnaissance- przeprowadzić rozpoznanie to make a reconnaissance3. Prawo po rozpoznaniu sprawy after hearing the caseThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > rozpozna|nie
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7 diagnóstico erróneo
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8 mal diagnóstico
m.bad diagnosis, wrong diagnosis, misdiagnosis. -
9 неверный диагноз может привести к самоубийству больного жизнь, которого вполне можно было бы спасти
General subject: a wrong diagnosis may lead to the suicide of a savable personУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неверный диагноз может привести к самоубийству больного жизнь, которого вполне можно было бы спасти
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10 чёрт знает
I чёрт (бес, леший, шут, пёс, хрен) <его (тебя, её, вас, их)> знает (ведает) прост.1) (неизвестно, никто не знает) the deuce (the devil alone) knows; damned (darned) if I know- А что с опухолью? - спросил Карабаш. - А леший её знает! То ли врачи ошиблись, то ли как-то сама собой рассосалась. (Ю. Трифонов, Утоление жажды) — 'But what happened to the tumour?' asked Karabash. 'Deuce knows! Either the doctors made a wrong diagnosis or it resolved itself.'
Парень рывком привстал - как не спал. Никитич тоже приподнял голову. - Кто это? - быстро спросил парень. - Шут их знает. (В. Шукшин, Охота жить) — The lad sat bolt upright, as if he had never been asleep. Nikitich also raised his head. 'Who's that?' the young man asked quickly. 'Damned if I know.'
2) (выражение восторга, возмущения, недоумения и т. п.) deuce knows; gooodness knowsII чёрт (бес, леший, пёс) знает прост.- Ну и дети пошли, - шутливо взмолился Степан, - не знаешь, как с ними и говорить... - Шут их знает, они теперь такие... взрослые с ними не всегда сговариваются... (В. Ерёменко, Слепой дождь) — 'Well, children these days...' said Stepan in mock despair, 'You just don't know how to talk to them...' 'Goodness knows, they're all like that now and grown-ups can't always come to an understanding with them...'
1) (неизвестно, никто не знает (что, кто, какой, как, где, когда и т. п.)) the devil only (alone) knows (what, who, which, how, where, when, etc.)Обычных линий, проведённых синим карандашом и обозначающих противника, не было вовсе. Тылы находились чёрт знает где. (Эм. Казакевич, Звезда) — The usual blue pencil lines showing the enemy positions were absent. And the devil alone knew where the rear services were.
2) ( выражение отрицательного отношения к чему-либо) deuce knows; there's no knowing (what, where, etc.)Кузьма даже плечами вздёрнул: чёрт знает что в этих степных головах! (И. Бунин, Деревня) — Kuzma shrugged his shoulders in bafflement, thinking: 'There's no knowing what these steppeland peasants have in their heads!'
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11 Fehldiagnose
f1. misdiagnosis2. wrong diagnosis -
12 feil diagnose
wrong (el. erroneous) diagnosis, error of diagnosis, misdiagnosis -
13 ошибочный диагноз
wrong [erroneous] diagnosis, misdiagnosisБольшой русско-английский медицинский словарь > ошибочный диагноз
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14 verkeerd
1 [fout, onjuist] wrong♦voorbeelden:een verkeerd beleid voeren • follow a bad policyeen verkeerde diagnose • a faulty diagnosisde verkeerde dingen zeggen/doen • say/do the wrong things, put one's foot in it, blunderhet eten kwam in mijn verkeerde keelgat • the food went down the wrong wayiets verkeerd aanpakken/behandelen • go about something the wrong wayzij had het helemaal verkeerd begrepen • she had got it all wronghij doet alles verkeerd • he can't do a thing rightpardon, u gaat verkeerd • pardon me, but you're going the wrong way/in the wrong directionhet liep verkeerd met hem af • he came to grief/to a bad endhet pakte verkeerd uit • it went all wrongverkeerd parkeren • unauthorized parkingiets verkeerd spellen/uitspreken/vertalen • misspell/mispronounce/mistranslate somethingzijn woorden werden verkeerd uitgelegd • his words were misconstruedverkeerd verbonden zijn • have dialled a wrong numberiets verkeerd verstaan/begrijpen • misunderstand somethinghij was in de oorlog verkeerd • he was on the wrong side during the warwe zitten verkeerd • we must be wronghij had iets verkeerds gegeten • something he had eaten had upset himdaar zie ik niets verkeerds in • I can't see anything wrong with thatje hebt de verkeerde voor • you've mistaken your man, you've come to the wrong shopdat is de verkeerde • that's the wrong one -
15 помилковий
erroneous, fallacious, mistaken, faulty, wrongпомилковий діагноз — wrong [erroneous] diagnosis, misdiagnosis
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16 myln|y
adj. erroneous- lekarz postawił mylną diagnozę the doctor misdiagnosed (the condition) a. made an incorrect diagnosis- jesteś na mylnym tropie you are on the wrong track- nic bardziej mylnego! you couldn’t be more wrong a. you couldn’t be further from the truthThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > myln|y
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17 postawić
-wię, -wisz; vb od stawiać* * *pf.1. (= ustawić coś) put, place, set; postawić żagle set sail; postawić komuś horoskop cast sb's horoscope; postawić komuś kabałę tell sb's fortune by cards; postawić pasjansa play solitaire, Br. patience; postawić wodę (na kawę l. herbatę) put the kettle on; postawić krok take a step; Piotr postawił swoją stopę w Ameryce pierwszy raz w 1990 roku Peter set foot in America in 1990 for the first time; postawić komuś ocenę l. stopień szkoln. give sb a grade; Br. give sb a mark; postawić przecinek put l. place a comma; postawić kropkę nad i leave nothing unsaid, make things perfectly clear, lay l. put it l. everything on the line; Ewa postawiła krzyżyk na Adamie Ewa gave up Adam; postawić problem na głowie put the cart before the horse; zawsze chcesz postawić na swoim you just want to have everything your own way; postawić kogoś w stan oskarżenia prawn. indict sb, bring sb to trial; postawić kogoś przed faktem dokonanym confront sb with an accomplished fact; postawić kogoś/coś w dobrym/złym świetle show sb/sth in a good/bad light; postawić kogoś w trudnej sytuacji put sb in a difficult position; postawić się w czyjejś sytuacji put o.s. in sb's position; postawić komuś drinka pot. treat sb to a drink, stand sb a drink; postawić komuś głos muz. train sb's voice; zob. t. stawiać.2. (= podnieść do pozycji pionowej) raise, set upright; poranna kawa postawiła mnie na nogi a cup of coffee in the morning set me on my feet; to lekarstwo wkrótce postawi cię na nogi this medicine will soon have you back on your feet; postawić uszy (gł. o psie) prick up one's ears.3. (= sformułować) put forward, propose, suggest; postawić pytanie ask l. pose a question; postawić problem pose l. raise l. bring up a problem; postawić tezę put forward l. advance l. propose a thesis; postawić diagnozę zwł. med. make a diagnosis; postawić warunek impose l. set a condition; postawić wniosek prawn., parl. move; postawić komuś l. przed kimś zadanie assign sb a task; postawić sobie coś za cel set l. establish sth as an aim for o.s.; postawić sobie coś za punkt honoru make it a point of honor to do sth; postawić kogoś za wzór do naśladowania dla kogoś innego set sb as the example for sb else to follow.4. (= zbudować, wznieść) build, erect, construct.5. ( pieniądze w grze hazardowej) stake, bet ( na coś on sth); postawić wszystko na jedną kartę put all one's eggs in one basket; postawić na złego konia back the wrong horse.6. (= umieścić na stanowisku, miejscu pracy) appoint ( sb to a post); sierżant postawił dwóch ludzi przy drzwiach sergeant put two people at the door.pf.1. pot. (= sprzeciwić się) put one's foot down; postawić się w czyimś położeniu put o.s. in sb's position l. place.2. pot. (= zrobić coś na pokaz, np. przyjęcie) show off, do for show; zastaw się, a postaw się show off at any cost l. all costs.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > postawić
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18 неправильний
1) irregular, anomalous2) (помилковий, хибний) incorrect, wrong, erroneousнеправильний прикус мед. — malocclusion
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19 Fehldiagnose
Fehl·di·a·gno·se fwrong [or false] diagnosis
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