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Перевод: vet

[прилагательное]
заслуженный; маститый; опытный; со стажем; умудренный опытом; многолетний; долголетний;
[существительное]
ветеран ; участник войны; фронтовик ; демобилизованный военнослужащий; ветеринар ; ветеринарный врач;
[глагол]
делать ветеринарный осмотр; лечить; подвергать медицинскому осмотру; рассматривать; быть ветеринаром; проверять; просматривать; исследовать

Тезаурус:

1. (The vet eventually amputated and Tulley became a different dog - getting about so much quicker.);
2. The crucial difference between new and old is that publishing responsibility passes to the television and radio operators: the ITC and Radio Authority will not have the power to preview programmes or vet schedules.
3. The tests on this sample confirmed the vet's opinion that my dog has a metabolic disorder.
4. He, like his brother Ted, was a vet.
5. A reduction in Vet's fees plus the ability to be self-sufficient in machinery repairs could mean considerable savings especially in the more isolated areas.
6. Jack and the vet (who turned out to be an Irishman too) drinking whiskey which they thought was brandy because I'd put it into a brandy bottle
7. With a little commitment from you, as well as the expert help of your vet and cooperation from your dog, the risks are greatly reduced.
8. During the night I visited him every three hours as my vet had told me that if his leg had broken completely it wouldn't be fair to leave him suffering.
9. Tom Cruise puts in a fine performance as Ron Kovic, disabled Vietnam vet who fought back against indifference from the country he fought for, but somehow Oliver Stone's direction still leaves the viewer unmoved by his plight
10. The Yorkshire Terrier then gave birth to three puppies before the police could even find a local vet's telephone number.
11. The runner in question is 52-year-old Hugh Barnfather, a longtime campaigner for Vet causes and a friendly coach and helper to many runners, both lite and ordinary.
12. Check with your vet and see if her salts and/or trace elements are being satisfied or if she has a vitamin deficiency in her diet.
13. This means the vet has hit the right spot, but, despite giving the appearance of a canine pin cushion, it is obviously not too unpleasant an experience.