Medical dictionary
English, Spanish, Portuguese = Diccionario de medicina : español, inglés, portugués = Dicionário de termos médicos : português, inglês, espanhol
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Contributions
- González Soler, J. J. 1970- - Contributor
Publication
2001 - Springer, Berlin, England
Language
English
Word Count
85,750 words, Guess
Page Count
343 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivemedicaldictionar0000nolt
- ISBN-10354041469X
- ISBN-139783540414698
- Library of Congress Control Number2001020872
- Open LibraryOL15540023M
Classifications
- DDC610.3
- LCCR121 .N65 2001
Description
A trilingual dictionary with more than 4300 entries, offering an indispensable vocabulary of basic medical terminology for physicians, medical students and everybody connected with the medical profession. Contains important expressions and phrases, essential for professional success in foreign countries, enabling communication with patients of different nationalities as well as medical report writing in foreign languages. Acknowledges the particularities within intricacies of Brazilian Portuguese.
Subjects
Topics
Genres
- Dictionaries
Other Editions
- Medical dictionary: English, Spanish, Portuguese = Diccionario de medicina : español, inglés, portugués = Dicionário de termos médicos : português, inglês, espanhol
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