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doctor
/ˈdɑktɚ/ noun · plural: doctors A1 (estimated)
1. doctor, physician, medic
2. person who has attained a doctorate
| German | der Doktor, der Arzt, die Ärztin |
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| French | le docteur, doctoresse, la docteure |
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| Portuguese | o doutor, o médico, o doutorado |
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| Czech | doktor, lékař, lékařka |
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| Italian | il dottore, il medico, dottore in medicina |
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| Spanish | el doctor, el/la médico, doctora |
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| Dutch | de doctor, de dokter, de arts |
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| Swedish | en doktor, en läkare |
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| Latin | medicus |
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3. sanitary, bathroom, fitting, doctor
| French | sanitaire |
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| Czech | sanitární |
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| Italian | il sanitario |
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| Spanish | sanitario |
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| Swedish | sanitär |
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to doctor
/ˈdɑktɚ/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. act as a medical doctor to
| German | verarzten |
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| Italian | curare, medicare |
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2. award the title of doctor to
| Italian | addottorare |
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| Spanish | doctorar |
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3. alter or make obscure, in order to deceive
| French | falsifier |
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| Portuguese | adulterar |
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| Czech | falzifikovat |
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| Italian | falsificare, ritoccare, adulterare |
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| Spanish | adulterar |
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| Dutch | dokteren |
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| Swedish | manipulera |
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4. to falsify, to cook, to doctor
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