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Meanings of treating in English

Russian
лечение
Portuguese
tratar
Spanish
tratar
Catalan
teràpia
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Attempted medical remediation of a health problem, usually following a diagnosis.

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лечение
Usage of treating in English
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He welcomed the approach of treating drug use as a health issue.
Radio NZ
2
Party leader Ed Miliband said the government is not treating people fairly.
BBC
3
Recommendations for screening and treating alcohol problems in HIV patients are provided.
Pubmed
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These data provide helpful information to providers treating this population of patients.
Pubmed
5
Old friends, new friends, the neighbours we went trick-or-treating with every year.
News.com.au
6
The current guidelines for treating according to established international recommendations seem appropriate.
Pubmed
7
How is life treating my favorite shutterbug so far this new year?
Solomon's oak: a novel
8
But at this point, we're treating it as a missing persons case.
The cold light of mourning
9
Grandma's treating you the way you should have been treated years ago.
Sushi for one?
10
The objective was to start treating criminal justice like a public service.
A journey: my political life
11
The pair said early intervention was a means of treating the condition.
BBC
12
The First treating of their Possibility; the Second of their Real Existence.
Among My Books. First Series
13
This will free hospitals from bearing the costs of treating uninsured patients.
Reuters
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But he is treating this signing as a separate, entirely new challenge.
Radio NZ
15
Police confirmed that they were treating the incident as a terror attack.
The South African
16
He accused the Coalition of treating the VET sector as second class.
The Guardian
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Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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