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Meanings of doctor in English
Honorific title for a holder of a doctoral degree.
Related terms
(Roman Catholic Church) a title conferred on 33 saints who distinguished themselves through the orthodoxy of their theological teaching.
Usage of doctor in English
1
The worker's doctor reported the case to county health officials on Wednesday.
2
I was at work today, I work in a small doctor's office.
3
My doctor says he was left out last year because of politics.
4
We are as much victims as the children, the 38-year-old doctor said.
5
Any nurse or doctor, will place an order via a text message.
6
It's just the right sort of practice for a young married doctor.
7
One doctor, 40 home visits: how can that be right or safe?
8
I talked to my doctor about it, he said it's no problem.
9
Then they were taken quickly away in case the doctor might appear.
10
She could hear the doctor say those words as she thought them.
11
This means you can 'see' your doctor via video and telephone appointment.
12
The New York doctor said his fee was one thousand a day.
13
During the code situation, this doctor had done what he did best.
14
The patient is unwell; the doctor is unwell; the system is broken.
15
You know the doctor said they contributed to your little gut problem.
16
And in the patio the doctor, in a more natural manner, said:
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Doctor across language varieties
United Kingdom
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Canada
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