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Meanings of medico in English
Catalan
estudiant de medicina Usage of medico in English
1
In south-western Australia, for example, a simple sea breeze becomes a medico.
2
Sorry about the medico-unit coming in right in the middle of things.
3
We got you into the medico as soon as we were safe.
4
In introducing him, his friend said: This is our medico, Dr. Dawlish.
5
This report describes two rare medico-legal autopsy cases died from epidemic hemorrhagic fever.
6
I'm going to get the medico-unit soon as I leave you.
7
Such fatalities warrant a forensic autopsy as it may raise redundant medico-legal concerns.
8
Why, man, it is the most practical medico-legal discovery for years.
9
Our youthful medico understood her complaint, which was a simple one.
10
One more swipe, glass doors swished open, and I entered the medico-legal wing.
11
But no doubt I do go considerably outside the medico's mark.
12
I ain't going to let no book-taught medico worry me yet!
13
Recommendation updates could improve healthcare quality in a pediatric setting and reduce medico-legal implications.
14
He made final decisions for the crime and medico-legal labs.
15
I have learned so much during some recent researches which have a medico-criminal aspect.
16
The LSJML (my Montreal gig) is a full-spectrum medico-legal and crime lab.
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Medico through the time
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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