oral

oral
oral
► adjetivo
1 oral
► nombre masculino
1 EDUCACIÓN (examen) oral, oral exam; (de universidad) viva, viva voce
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FRASEOLOGÍA
por vía oral MEDICINA to be taken orally
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adj.
1) oral
2) spoken
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ADJ oral

por vía oral — (Med) orally

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I
adjetivo
a) <examen/tradición> oral
b) (Med) oral

administrar por vía oral — to be taken orally

II
masculino oral (exam), orals (pl)
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= aural, oral.
Ex. The uniform title is followed by 'a statement of physical medium to distinguish the aural from the visual forms of the same work'.
Ex. According to Freud, the oral stage set the framework for the adult's capacity to cooperate and share.
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* cavidad oral = oral cavity.
* cirugía oral = oral surgery.
* higiene oral = oral hygiene.
* historia oral = oral history.
* relato oral = oral history.
* sexo oral = oral sex, cunnilingus, fellatio.
* vista oral = oral hearing.
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I
adjetivo
a) <examen/tradición> oral
b) (Med) oral

administrar por vía oral — to be taken orally

II
masculino oral (exam), orals (pl)
* * *
= aural, oral.

Ex: The uniform title is followed by 'a statement of physical medium to distinguish the aural from the visual forms of the same work'.

Ex: According to Freud, the oral stage set the framework for the adult's capacity to cooperate and share.
* cavidad oral = oral cavity.
* cirugía oral = oral surgery.
* higiene oral = oral hygiene.
* historia oral = oral history.
* relato oral = oral history.
* sexo oral = oral sex, cunnilingus, fellatio.
* vista oral = oral hearing.

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oral1
adjective
1 ‹examen/tradición› oral juicio
2 (Med) oral
administrar por vía oral to be taken orally
oral2
masculine
oral, oral exam, orals (pl)
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oral adjetivo
oral
oral adjetivo oral
Med por vía oral, to be taken orally
'oral' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
discurso
- recado
- vía
- bucal
- calumnia
- interpretación
- intérprete
- prensa
English:
hygiene
- oral
- oral contraceptive
- orally
- blow
- delivery
- spoken
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oral
♦ adj
[examen, tradición] oral;
medicamento de administración oral medicine to be taken orally
♦ nm
[examen] oral exam
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oral
adj oral;
prueba de inglés oral English oral (exam)
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oral adj
: oral
♦ oralmente adv
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oral adj oral

Spanish-English dictionary. 2013.

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