surgery

surgery
'sə:‹əri
- plural surgeries (-)
1) (the practice or art of a surgeon: to specialize in surgery.)
2) (a doctor's or dentist's room in which he examines patients.)
surgery n
1. cirugía
after the accident he needed plastic surgery después del accidente necesitó cirugía plástica
2. consultorio / consulta
come to the surgery at 6.00pm ven a la consulta a las seis
El plural de surgery se escribe surgeries
surgery
tr['sɜːʤərɪ]
noun (pl surgeries)
1 (operating) cirugía
■ plastic surgery cirugía estética
2 SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL (place) consultorio, consulta; (time) consulta
■ surgery hours are from 9 to 3 las horas de consulta son de 9 a 3
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to undergo surgery ser operado,-a, ser sometido,-a a una intervención quirúrgica
surgery ['sərʤəri] n, pl -geries : cirugía f
surgery
n.
• cirugía s.f.
• clínica s.f.
• consultorio s.m.
• sala de operaciones s.f.
'sɜːrdʒəri, 'sɜːdʒəri
noun (pl -ries)
1) u (science) cirugía f

he underwent surgery — fue intervenido quirúrgicamente (frml), fue operado

2) (BrE)
a) c (room) consultorio m, consulta f
b) c u (consultation period of doctor) consulta f; (before n) <times, hours> de consulta
['sɜːdʒǝrɪ]
1. N
1) (Med) (=branch of medicine, operation) cirugía f

brain surgery — neurocirugía f

heart surgery — cardiocirugía f

he was admitted for surgery on his knee — lo ingresaron para operarlo de la rodilla

to have surgery — ser operado, someterse a una operación (quirúrgica)

plastic
2) (Brit) (=consulting room) (doctor's, vet's) consultorio m
3) (Brit) (=consultation)
a) (with doctor, vet) consulta f

she has a Wednesday afternoon surgery — tiene or pasa consulta los miércoles por la tarde

b) (with MP) sesión de consulta y atención de reclamaciones de un diputado con los electores de su circunscripción

he holds a surgery for his constituents every Saturday — todos los sábados atiende las reclamaciones de los electores de su circunscripción

4) (US) (=operating theatre) quirófano m , sala f de operaciones
2.
CPD

surgery hours NPL — (Med) horas fpl de consulta

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['sɜːrdʒəri, 'sɜːdʒəri]
noun (pl -ries)
1) u (science) cirugía f

he underwent surgery — fue intervenido quirúrgicamente (frml), fue operado

2) (BrE)
a) c (room) consultorio m, consulta f
b) c u (consultation period of doctor) consulta f; (before n) <times, hours> de consulta

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