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vet

/vet/

Traduction: Nom qui peut désigner soit un professionnel de santé soignant les animaux, soit une personne ayant effectué un service militaire., Vérifier ou évaluer soigneusement quelqu'un ou quelque chose, notamment pour en déterminer l'aptitude ou l'approbation.

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noun

/vet/A2formal
  • frNom qui peut désigner soit un professionnel de santé soignant les animaux, soit une personne ayant effectué un service militaire.

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.

    frvétérinaire

    • 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.

    Synonymesveterinarianveterinary surgeon

  2. VeteranB1formal

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

    francien combattant

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

    Synonymesex-servicemanveteran

Formes
  • 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
  • frVérifier ou évaluer soigneusement quelqu'un ou quelque chose, notamment pour en déterminer l'aptitude ou l'approbation.

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.

    frExercer la médecine vétérinaire

    • 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.

    frexaminer minutieusement

    • 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.

    Synonymesappraiseassesscheckevaluateinspectreviewscreenscrutinize

    Antonymesignoreneglectoverlookscanskim

  3. Provide medical careB2formalbritishmedical

    To give medical treatment or attention to a person.

    frSoigner (médicalement)

    • 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.

    frSoigner un animal

    • 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.

    Synonymescare fordoctortendtreat

Formes
  • 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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