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Definition of medico - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The medico worked tirelessly through the night at the hospital..
2.
- The medico studied late into the night.
Expressions with medico
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person trained in medicine who handles work involving legal questions
The court called a medico-legal to explain the injuries to the jury.
relating to both health care and social support
Medico-social services help elderly people live independently.
Origin of medico
Italian, medico (doctor)
Examples of medico in a sentence
A seasoned medico shared his experiences. A group of medicos attended the seminar.
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- French:médecin, carabin, ...
- German:Arzt, Medizinstudent, ...
- Italian:medico, allievo di medicina, ...
- Spanish:médico, alumno de medicina, ...
- Portuguese:médico, estudante de medicina, ...
- Chinese:医学生, 医学专业学生, ...
- Japanese:医者, ...
- Arabic:طَبيب, دارس طب, ...
- Hebrew:רופא, סְטוּדֶנְט לְרְפוּאָה, ...
- Russian:медик, студент-медик, ...
- Ukrainian:лікар, студент-медик, ...
- Hindi:चिकित्सक, मेडिकल छात्र, ...
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