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Meanings of chemist in anglès
portuguès
farmacêutico català
apotecari 
A health professional trained in the art of preparing and dispensing drugs.
Usage of chemist in anglès
1
You always say you want to be a research chemist, Jack said.
2
As an atmospheric chemist, he certainly had knowledge in this particular field.
3
Edward Harrison, a Colorado chemist, said: We have the government we deserve.
4
That's it, said Steve Johnson, a nuclear chemist at Idaho National Laboratory.
5
The baker and his wife, the grocer, the-the-the-watchmaker-the-shoemaker-the-thechemist with his wife.
6
The process was discovered in the 18th Century by a German chemist.
7
One of the tent boys hovered in the background as dispensing chemist.
8
That's what happened to medical research scientist and trained chemist Andrew Holding.
9
The chemist who had made up the prescription was the third witness.
10
I think that explains what the chemist discovered; no more, no less.
11
The chemist recommended various remedies which were in vogue fifteen years since.
12
The first suggestion was phosphorus, in the chemist's sense of the word.
13
Much as a chemist might record the results of a minor experiment.
14
Like a chemist, I sifted the argument and ascertained that it meant:
15
The chemist is one of those who fights the battles at home.
16
The papers I knew best had belonged to the chemist Robert Boyle.
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Translations for chemist
portuguès
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Chemist through the time
Chemist across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common