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Meanings of oral in English
Catalan
examen oral Spanish
examen oral Synonyms
Examples for "viva"
Examples for "viva"
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So I took this opportunity of holding a little viva voce examination.
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To-morrow we are going to have a viva voce composition: Our Holidays.
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Now it's time to plan for the next hurdle: a viva.
4
If there were snails in it, like the wine, then, well, viva escargot!
5
He felt as nervous as an undergraduate going up for his viva' voce.
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The test comprises an essay and oral exam, and is not compulsory.
2
I remember the French oral exam during the Leaving Cert mocks.
3
A Bachelor of Arts degree was granted after four years of study and an oral exam.
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But there was a problem: the compulsory oral exam, worth 20% of his overall marks.
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He could ask for an oral exam.
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This oral examination is a chance for students to discuss their work with experts.
2
Is it to be a written or an oral examination?
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Studies including an oral examination followed by feedback to the patient had the highest treatment effect.
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No correlation was seen between a candidate's technical skill and oral examination performance or logbook-accredited scores.
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My major qualm with the oral examination is the illogical concept of how it is approached.
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So I took this opportunity of holding a little viva voce examination.
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To-morrow we are going to have a viva voce composition: Our Holidays.
3
Of the former I can really only discourse viva voce.
4
When my interest revives, I shall probably make reply, but I hope viva voce.
5
More about this viva voce-aswell as about "Tristan and Isolde."
Usage of oral in English
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Conclusion: The knowledge related to oral health among nursing students was good.
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However, substantial differences in oral health by residential deprivation remain among adolescents.
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The court could also choose to decide cases without hearing oral arguments.
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The justices will hear a second one-hour oral argument in this case.
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All animals received oral administration of MM and indomethacin for 28 days.
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No date for oral arguments has yet been set in that case.
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They could not comment upon one another, as in the oral debate.
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He has not asked a question during oral arguments since February 2006.
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Conclusions: The self-reported oral health variables were valid and reflected clinical status.
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Patients often need oral rehydration with solutions containing electrolytes, or intravenous fluids.
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It is expected that early oral nutrition will result in enhanced recovery.
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The appeals court has scheduled oral arguments in the case for January.
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A Supreme Court spokeswoman said oral arguments would take place in March.
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The beneficial effects of fluoride on human oral health are well studied.
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The court has scheduled oral arguments in the case on May 12.
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Caucasians were at greater risk of oral HPV infection than African Americans.
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Oral across language varieties
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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