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referral

/rɪˈfɜː.rəl/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action d'orienter ou d'envoyer une personne vers un spécialiste ou une source appropriée, ainsi que la personne ou le cas ainsi adressé.

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noun

/rɪˈfɜː.rəl/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action d'orienter ou d'envoyer une personne vers un spécialiste ou une source appropriée, ainsi que la personne ou le cas ainsi adressé.

A noun referring to the act of directing someone to a specialist or appropriate source, or the person or case that has been directed in such a way.

  1. Person referredB2formal

    A person whose case has been directed to a specialist or professional group for further action.

    frPersonne orientée

    • The clinic received a new referral from the local hospital.
    • Each referral is assessed by the intake team.
    • The specialist saw three referrals this morning.
  2. Recommendation to consultB2formal

    A recommendation to seek advice or treatment from a specific professional or group.

    frRecommandation de consulter

    • My doctor gave me a referral to a cardiologist.
    • She needed a referral to see the dermatologist.
    • The referral was sent to the mental health department.

    Synonymesendorsementrecommendationreferencesuggestion

  3. Act of referringB2formal

    The process of directing someone to an appropriate person, agency, or service.

    frAction d'orienter

    • The referral of the applicant to the HR department was processed quickly.
    • Proper referral ensures that patients receive the right care.
    • The matter was handled through a formal referral to the legal team.

    Synonymesrecommendationreference

Formes
  • referrals plural form
  • referrals' possessive plural form
  • referral's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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