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vet

/vet/

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noun

/vet/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, которое может относиться либо к медицинскому специалисту, лечащему животных, либо к человеку, проходившему военную службу.

A noun that can refer either to a medical professional who treats animals or to a person who has served in the military.

  1. Veterinary surgeonA2formalmedical

    A medical professional who treats animals.

    ruВетеринар

    • We took our sick cat to the vet.
    • The vet gave the dog a vaccination.
    • She has been working as a vet for ten years.

    Synonymsveterinarianveterinary surgeon

  2. VeteranB1formal

    A person who has served in the armed forces, especially in combat.

    ruВетеран

    • My grandfather is a war vet.
    • The organization helps homeless vets find jobs.
    • Many vets suffer from PTSD after their service.

    Synonymsex-servicemanveteran

Forms
  • vets plural form
  • vets' possessive plural form
  • vet's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/vɛt/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий тщательно проверять или оценивать кого-либо или что-либо, особенно на предмет пригодности или одобрения.

A verb meaning to examine or evaluate someone or something carefully, especially for suitability or approval.

  1. Work as a veterinarianB2formalmedical

    To practice veterinary medicine; to treat animals medically.

    ruРаботать ветеринаром

    • She has been vetting animals in this clinic for over a decade.
    • He decided to vet after graduating from veterinary school.
    • They vet all sorts of pets, from dogs to exotic birds.
  2. Examine carefullyB2formal

    To examine or check something thoroughly for accuracy, quality, or suitability.

    ruПроверять

    • The committee will vet all applicants before the interview.
    • We need to vet the contract for any hidden clauses.
    • The editor vetted the article for factual errors.

    Synonymsappraiseassesscheckevaluateinspectreviewscreenscrutinize

    Antonymsignoreneglectoverlookscanskim

  3. Provide medical careB2formalbritishmedical

    To give medical treatment or attention to a person.

    ruОказать медицинскую помощь

    • The doctor vetted the patient before surgery.
    • He was vetted by the medical team upon arrival.
    • They vetted the injured hiker at the base camp.
  4. Provide veterinary careB2formalmedical

    To give medical treatment specifically to an animal.

    ruЛечить животных

    • The farmer vetted his sick cow immediately.
    • She vetted the injured bird and released it back into the wild.
    • The clinic vets stray animals for free on weekends.

    Synonymscare fordoctortendtreat

Forms
  • vetted past participle
  • vetted past simple
  • vetting present participle
  • vets third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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