veterinary

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Hospitalveterinaryvet‧e‧ri‧na‧ry /ˈvetərənəri $ -neri/ adjective [only before noun] HBAMHrelating to the medical care and treatment of sick animals veterinary medicineExamples from the Corpusveterinary• Some have had pneumonia and others need veterinary attention.• Still, with veterinary bills and high-fat, high-protein diets to maintain, the burly, bearded Diehl is scarcely prospering.• This evidence was available to the chief veterinary officer last December but never given to the Select Committee.• Down is involved in the manufacturing of veterinary pharmaceutical products.• And what was the Duke of Northumberland doing for two years investigating recruitment into the veterinary profession?• About 1773 he became junior professorial assistant to the professor of anatomy at Alfort veterinary school.• The practices of livestock owners had not changed significantly with the spread of veterinary services and they too required more land.Origin veterinary (1700-1800) Latin veterinarius “of animals used for carrying loads”, from veterinae “animals used for carrying loads”

单词	veterinary
释义	veterinary From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Hospitalveterinaryvet‧e‧ri‧na‧ry /ˈvetərənəri $ -neri/ adjective [only before noun] HBAMHrelating to the medical care and treatment of sick animals veterinary medicineExamples from the Corpusveterinary• Some have had pneumonia and others need veterinary attention.• Still, with veterinary bills and high-fat, high-protein diets to maintain, the burly, bearded Diehl is scarcely prospering.• This evidence was available to the chief veterinary officer last December but never given to the Select Committee.• Down is involved in the manufacturing of veterinary pharmaceutical products.• And what was the Duke of Northumberland doing for two years investigating recruitment into the veterinary profession?• About 1773 he became junior professorial assistant to the professor of anatomy at Alfort veterinary school.• The practices of livestock owners had not changed significantly with the spread of veterinary services and they too required more land.Origin veterinary (1700-1800) Latin veterinarius “of animals used for carrying loads”, from veterinae “animals used for carrying loads”
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