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clinic

/ˈklɪn.ɪk/

Traduction: Établissement médical ou service où les patients reçoivent des soins, des diagnostics ou des consultations, souvent en ambulatoire.

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noun

/ˈklɪn.ɪk/B1formalmedical
  • frÉtablissement médical ou service où les patients reçoivent des soins, des diagnostics ou des consultations, souvent en ambulatoire.

A healthcare facility or department where patients receive medical treatment, diagnosis, or advice, often for outpatient care.

  1. Medical facilityB1formalmedical

    A place where medical treatment or advice is given to patients, often for specific conditions.

    frClinique (établissement de soins)

    • She visited the clinic for her annual check-up.
    • The dental clinic is open on Saturdays.
    • He went to a walk-in clinic for a minor injury.

    Synonymesdispensaryinfirmarymedical centersurgery

  2. Specialized medical departmentB2formalmedical

    A department in a hospital or a separate facility focusing on a particular area of medicine.

    frservice spécialisé

    • The fertility clinic helped many couples conceive.
    • He was referred to a pain management clinic.
    • The clinic specializes in sports injuries.

    Synonymesdepartmentdivisionunit

  3. Instructional sessionB2formal

    A session or course where practical instruction is given, often in a specific skill or subject.

    frSession d'instruction pratique

    • The coach held a basketball clinic for young players.
    • She attended a writing clinic to improve her essays.
    • A golf clinic was organized at the resort.

    Synonymesclasscourseseminartutorialworkshop

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  • clinics plural form
  • clinics' possessive plural form
  • clinic's possessive singular form
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