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Meanings of vet in English

Portuguese
veterinários
Catalan
veterinari
Spanish
veterinario
Wikidata

A doctor who practices veterinary medicine.

veterinários
Portuguese
veterano
Catalan
excombatent

A person who has served in the armed forces.

veterano
Usage of vet in English
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Last year, for example, Mars agreed to buy European vet business AniCura.
Reuters
2
Credit scores are even sometimes used to vet job candidates these days.
Reuters
3
The vet said: You can ride her very slow, on level ground.
The new yorker
4
The vet used to tell us to get them to drink oil.
Leaving Time
5
Before the baby comes, let the animal be checked by a vet.
Jamaica Observer
6
Southland vet Dr Mark Bryan said they are looking into that link.
Radio NZ
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The vet says some animal, he thinks, but has no idea what.
Coraline
8
This month, the interior ministry announced plans to vet all international charities.
Reuters
9
I know, it sounds funny, but that's what he said, a vet.
The skin trade
10
He is taken back to the vet, to be called for later.
The new yorker
11
From everything I've read, this was a PTSD vet who lost control.
Body work
12
He ran into trouble before trying to vet news articles on Facebook.
Radio NZ
13
If we need to, I'll hire the best vet in the country.
Snow melts in spring
14
They called the vet, who did some tests which came back negative.
Radio NZ
15
We needed company for Blue, and the vet had a spare horse.
For Love Of Evil
16
So medical travelers have to vet their destination hospitals and doctors carefully.
Reuters
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