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9
superfood
11
emotional intelligence
91
intractable
45
saw
282
Restraint
271
tiller
10
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6
shell
445
username
6
radium
348
supernovae
3
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11
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195
akin
62
pluto
11
wooden
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westminster
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polyunsaturated
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technicolor
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tetanize
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adhere
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recondite
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headlight
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exhilarated
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begging letter
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rummy
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sitcom
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highland
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figure on
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footplate
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warden
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combustion chamber
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shearer
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bight
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lawmaker
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basotho
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israelite
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grebe
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That
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oarlock
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unnamed
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dens
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142
donut
67
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140
id
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frankincense
124
tissue
330
touch
607
squawk
11
nightshirt
8
Tap
180
burnt-out
230
disk jockey
32
denominational
92
conformation
88
public transport
71
spit
294
twanger
6
underweight
339
brocade
71
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79
unzip
8
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49
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266
botanist
54
Palace
65
protoplasm
10
bull
317
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saudi
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shithouse
7
platform
541
bakelite
59
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93
eighty
323
rfd
5
unused
9
fat cat
61
Lockerbie
74
plaided
3
tweedier
1
reappraise
2
vermilion
14
pussyfoot
8
vane
9
egomaniac
61
transpirational
4
shoestrings
2
putrefied
4
untainted
9
qualify
460
Trivial
152
hormonal
28
ruralization
72
seminarian
4
titchy
8
a nasty business
62
Lavish
93
wisconsin
6
curling iron
57
trainspotter
5
shiveringly
2
microphone
369
Acquiesce
129
come naturally
30
orangemen
6
sphinxlike
2
photocopy
68
Nickel
105
come in handy
19
Differentiate
79
Regime
187
mutter
477
trainful
1
tonality
2
sandiness
6
Antarctic
121
dry-stone wall
90
Gypsy
134
sawed
1
unsure
176
whichever
341
handbook
150
undermanned
6
wooded
10
suppress
294
idealise
15
detached
315
untiringly
4
Cooperate
198
breeze
395
Label
196
Utilitarian
9
re
428
rubdown
10
spelunker
7
unusable
5
inkling
77
philanthropist
16
victoriana
11
salamandrian
5
Famous
99
resultful
2
scale
435
trivialist
4
workmate
11
province
627
house-sit
10
guide
503
speak
270
sorcerer
6
undone
11
skilless
1
Problematic
164
Quorn
7
snootier
2
vogueing
5
lugger
10
receipt
122
gameplay
76
seE
383
Words used to describe people who are quick to argue
30
spike
185
tinderbox
13
sentence
839
moquette
9
wormy
8
reapply
5
perishables
214
restatement
7
polemic
11
rehab
9
tarzan
3
but for
39
shapeliest
5
surgical
191
Haunt
46
direction
577
off-ramp
12
congratulations
77
towerlike
3
edging
66
savouries
1
tenuous
114
veg
12
blouse
67
Forgive
249
reorganize
8
warlord
11
clerk
581
spunky
9
unobtainable
6
regurgitation
9
touchpad
6
remodel
11
exceed
413
pressmen
3
Myth
42
begrudge
131
Excavate
223
confectionery
77
warm-blooded
7
veritable
4
woodblock
10
scruffiness
2
bluntly
184
unfalteringly
9
zillion
9
antitheses
40
weeniest
4
forbid
348
journey
428
towered
3
st
10
rookery
5
trimming
8
martyrize
9
twixt
8
straggle
5
nethermost
11
luminosities
8
textbook
399
quixotism
5
twerking
46
nab
15
skit
9
alumnae
15
helmet
386
Spare
170
misquote
14
sikh
7
NFL, the
9
copy out
42
highlight
534
readier
8
unhesitating
4
concentration
440
legislation
504
tepee
8
component
815
praline
10
rooibos
2
wheatgrass
8
uncoil
3
Witty
38
sodomist
5
respawn
4
unstuck
10
his
8
file
442
Nearby
63
Verbosity
51
Neutralise
69
therapies
2
spendable
5
Satisfaction and satisfying a need
68
Consult
190
relocatable
9
tacking
1
usual
460
pushiest
1
auditorium
202
opportunities
8
salmonellosis
6
vorticity
7
roofless
5
shucks
8
tonsorial
6
tweetup
8
trustafarian
5
softly
407
videocast
3
nonessentials
3
confirming
72
stitching
1
postcoital
2
sharecropped
1
missile
540
topknot
8
semis
5
noise
291
systematist
3
quiz
451
mandala
10
Energetic
261
estop
53
temple
431
zip
48
Posture
26
presidium
6
Hike
157
thaw
68
coffin
168
default
153
imaginary
530
snowplough
7
gaseous
378
attributable
137
Terror
209
Embark
216
detective
337
xml
10
assn
47
putonghua
5
snowmen
5
rebutted
1
tandoori
6
usb
9
ruttier
9
spaniard
13
court martial
124
vampy
6
refuelling
3
reposal
4
jest
14
swore
9
personality
357
less
347
the general public
47
strop
9
redoubt
7
pregnant
128
offending
8
usn
6
professed
10
reactionary
10
broiling
80
theirs
6
trod
8
trousering
4
tuvaluan
7
verjuice
6
puncture
10
astro-
85
be in on something
94
villager
8
weeny
6
cajun
76
km
15
thermometer
364
cot death
82
wills
7
Battle
89
PE
24
walloper
8
image
429
save
465
tuxedo
17
blind
444
call off
50
come out
126
premonitor
6
pull back
56
totalitarian
7
tallowy
6
powerboating
5
Beatles
11
cad
59
stocktake
3
pension
369
boxer
115
unscathed
10
choke something ↔ out
266
connect something ↔ up
354
dissembling
28
conjure something ↔ up
276
colloquial
157
collaborative
98
cocaine
150
cliché
231
choke something ↔ back
306
carry something ↔ out
330
café
464
buy something ↔ up
134
build something ↔ in
152
beg
432
bring something ↔ out
322
backstreet
128
autograph
164
authorized
121
authentication
88
caprice
45
attractiveness
79
raspberry
6
assortment
251
plasticine
8
assessment
141
come to think of it
114
arena
186
animation
224
anesthetic
172
amenity
175
alligator
152
affirmative
246
Supt.
7
straw
374
advent
124
rapporteur
3
adjuster
76
wrap-around
7
acronym
115
acrobat
132
acetaminophen
84
Hesitant
34
abductor
96
swalk
2
abductee
140
puppet
390
Zucchini
118
heat wave
26
Zigzag
312
forefoot
77
Withhold
189
Consent
393
router
7
Runner
65
booking office
57
Weightless
112
biles
6
depression
381
potboiler
5
Vent
173
Pollinating
60
Venomous
123
supernaturalize
1
Unjust
123
objectivity
16
Unbiased
148
Polyp
113
skiffle
6
shakings
3
Pessimistic
184
madcap
102
Guy
101
grand master
82
Obese
89
sanctities
2
Nutshell
202
liter
361
Nestle
155
tattier
2
extremely
449
Nemesis
134
Neglected
89
Materially
7
Necessity
195
queenlier
6
Myriad
95
virtual
397
Straws
23
virally
2
Motivate
157
Miserable
171
Misbehave
96
Mesmerize
133
Mesmerise
83
Melanin
107
troglodytism
2
Manpower
164
MERCHANDISING
104
Litter
145
derelict
185
Lassitude
118
Languid
157
Itinerary
167
pls
3
Iteration
171
Irrevocable
103
Intrigued
112
rainproof
4
Stunt
291
Gravesite
119
Intangible
110
Installation
133
Insightful
133
forecast
440
Inlay
101
Injustice
180
Infuriating
170
board
438
unmitigatedness
5
ruffle
15
Incandescent
127
purlieus
10
tournament
345
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COCA: 570
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
doctor
Word family
adjective
doctoral
doctorial
doctorly
noun
doctorand
doctoress
doctorship
doctor
verb
doctorate
Related topics:
Nurses, doctors, etc
,
College
doc
·
tor
1
/
ˈdɒktə
$
ˈdɑːktər
/
●●●
S1
W1
noun
[
countable
C
]
1
MN
(
written abbreviation
Dr
)
someone who is
trained
to
treat
people who are
ill
医生,大夫
→
GP
She was treated by her local doctor.
她由她的本区医生治疗。
I’d like to make an appointment to see Dr Pugh.
我想预约看皮尤医生。
the doctor’s
informal
(=
the place where your doctor works
)
诊所
‘Where’s Sandy today?’ ‘I think she’s at the doctor’s.’
“
桑迪今天到哪儿去了?
” “
我想她是去看病了。
”
→
4
See picture of
见图
OCCUPATION
2
SEC
someone who
holds
the highest
level
of
degree
given by a
university
博士
→
doctoral
a Doctor of Law
法学博士
3
be just what the doctor ordered
informal
to be exactly what someone needs or wants
正是最需要
[
想要
]
的
A 2–0 victory is just what the doctor ordered.
一场
2
比
0
的胜利来得正是时候。
COLLOCATIONS
verbs
go to the doctor
去看病
I’d been having bad headaches so I went to the doctor.
我头痛得厉害
,
于是去看病了。
see a doctor
(
also
visit a doctor
American English
AmE
)
(=
go to the doctor
)
看医生
Have you seen a doctor about it yet?
你找医生看过了吗?
ask a doctor
(
also
consult a doctor
formal
)
咨询医生
If you have any of these symptoms, you should consult a doctor.
如果出现任何这些症状
,
应该咨询医生。
call a doctor
(=
telephone one, especially to ask them to come to you
)
打电话叫医生
His mother was very worried and called the doctor.
他母亲很担心
,
于是打电话叫医生来。
get a doctor
(=
arrange for one to come to you
)
叫来医生
n
In the middle of the night we decided to get the doctor.
a doctor examines somebody
医生为某人作检查
n
The doctor examined her and said she had a chest infection.
a doctor prescribes something
(=
writes an order for medicine for someone
)
医生开药
n
My doctor prescribed a course of antibiotics.
n
a doctor diagnoses flu/depression etc
(=
says what illness someone has
)
The doctor diagnosed malaria.
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + doctor
a family doctor
(=
who treats all the members of a family
)
家庭医生
We’ve had the same family doctor for fifteen years.
我们
15
年一直看同一个家庭医生。
somebody’s local doctor
(=
working near where you live
)
某人的本区医生
n
You should go and see your local doctor.
a hospital doctor
British English
BrE
(=
working in a hospital
)
医院医生
n
Junior hospital doctors have to work very long hours.
THESAURUS
doctor
someone who treats people who are ill, who has
completed
a long
course
of
study
at
medical
school
医生
If you have bad chest pains, you should see a doctor.
要是胸口痛得厉害
,
应该去看医生。
GP
British English
BrE
a
doctor
who is trained in
general
medicine
and who treats the people who
live
in a
local
area
〔在某一地区行医的〕全科医生
My GP told me that I must lose weight.
我的医生对我说我必须减肥。
physician
/
fəˈzɪʃ
ə
n
/
formal
especially
American English
AmE
a doctor
医生
the American physician, Dr James Tyler Kent
美国医生
,
詹姆斯
·
泰勒
·
肯特
n
quack
informal
someone who
pretends
to be a doctor
My father felt that people practicing alternative medicine were just a bunch of quacks.
the medical profession
doctors and
nurses
considered
as a
group
医学界
This view is widely accepted among the medical profession.
这种观点在医学界被广泛接受。
surgeon
/
ˈsɜːdʒ
ə
n
$
ˈsɜːr-
/
a doctor who
does
operations
in a
hospital
外科医生
One of the world’s top heart surgeons performed the operation.
一位世界顶级心脏外科医生为这次手术主刀。
specialist
a doctor with
special
knowledge
about a
particular
illness
, part of the
body
, or
type
of
treatment
专科医生
The new drug is being tested by cancer specialists.
这种新药癌症专家正在试验。
an eye specialist
眼科医生
consultant
British English
BrE
a very
senior
doctor in a hospital, with a
lot
of knowledge about a particular area of medicine
会诊医师
The consultant said that he did not think it was cancer.
会诊医师说他认为不是癌。
paramedic
someone who has been trained to treat
sick
or
injured
people, especially at the
scene
of an
accident
〔尤指在事故现场施救的〕医务辅助人员
Paramedics treated him for shock.
医务辅助人员针对他的休克进行了急救处理。
vet
(
also
veterinarian
especially
American English
AmE
)
a doctor who treats
animals
兽医
We took the cat to the vet.
我们带猫去看兽医。
n
paediatrician
British English
BrE
,
pediatrician
American English
AmE
a doctor who treats children who are sick
n
gynaecologist
British English
BrE
,
gynecologist
American English
AmE
a doctor who treats medical
conditions
and illnesses that
affect
women’s bodies
n
obstetrician
a doctor who
deals
with the
birth
of children
n
radiographer
someone whose
job
is to take
X-rays
or to treat people using an X-ray
machine
a doctor who treats mental illness
精神科医生
psychiatrist
/
saɪˈkaɪətrɪst
$
sə-
/
a doctor who is trained to treat people with
mental
illnesses
精神科医生
In order to become a psychiatrist, you first need a medical degree.
要成为精神科医生
,
首先要取得医学学位。
psychologist
/
saɪˈkɒlədʒɪst
$
-ˈkɑː-
/
a
scientist
who studies and is trained in
psychology
(=the study of the
mind
)
心理学家
Many psychologists believe that aggression is a learned behaviour.
许多心理学家认为攻击性行为是后天习得的。
n
shrink
informal
a
humorous
word
for a
psychiatrist
therapist
a trained
person
whose job is to
help
people with their
emotional
problems
, especially by
talking
to them and
asking
them to talk about their
feelings
(情感问题的)治疗专家
someone who is studying to be a doctor
医科学生
medical student
a
student
who is studying medicine in
order
to be a doctor
医科学生
James is a medical student at Edinburgh university.
詹姆斯是爱丁堡大学的一名医科学生。
intern
American English
AmE
a student who has almost
finished
studying to be a doctor, and who is working in a hospital
实习医生,实习医师
Examples from the Corpus
doctor
•
Doctor
, I keep getting a
pain
in my
throat
.
•
Tracy is
interested
in
journalism
, but Sarah wants to be a
doctor
.
•
She looks very ill - you'd
better
call
a
doctor
.
•
One of the Peckhams' sons is a
poet
, another is an
environmental
consultant
, and the
third
is a
doctor
.
•
A
partnership
needs to be
established
between
doctors
and
management
with both
controlling
resources
so that they are
interdependent
.
•
The
program
has been
hailed
by
doctors
as a
model
for other developing
countries
, where few can
afford
expensive
treatment.
•
She
further
offended
doctors
by
clinging
to patently
wrong
ideas
.
•
This is a particularly
cruel
irony
because as the 1911
census
revealed
doctors
had the smallest
families
of all
categories
of
occupations
.
•
I'd like to make an
appointment
to see
Doctor
Patel some time this morning.
•
"Where's Karen?" "She's at the
doctor
's."
•
I went to see the
doctor
about my
cough
but she said there was nothing wrong with me.
•
I made an appointment with
Doctor
Sangha for next
Monday
.
Related topics:
Hospital
doctor
2
verb
[
transitive
T
]
1
TRICK/DECEIVE
to dishonestly change something in order to
gain
an
advantage
窜改,伪造
He had doctored his passport to pass her off as his daughter.
他窜改了护照,谎称她是他的女儿。
There are concerns that some players have been doctoring the ball.
有人担心说一些选手在球上做手脚。
2
INJURE
to
add
something
harmful
to
food
or
drink
在〔食物或饮料中〕添加有害物质
Paul suspected that his drink had been doctored.
保罗怀疑他的饮料被人加了东西。
3
MH
HBA
to
remove
part of the
sex
organs
of an animal to
prevent
it from having
babies
阉割〔动物〕
SYN
neuter
You should
have
your cat
doctored
.
你应该把你家的猫阉割了。
4
to give someone medical treatment, especially when you are not a doctor
〔尤指不是医生的人〕给
…
治病
Bill doctored the horses with a strong-smelling ointment.
比尔用一种气味强烈的膏药给那些马治病。
Examples from the Corpus
doctor
•
Photographs
can easily be
doctored
.
•
Gina gently
doctored
Clint's injured
hand
.
•
Their
liquor
has been nicely
doctored
- gave them an
extra
ration
of
ale
to
celebrate
my
arrival
!
•
Nancy likes to
doctor
her
coffee
with a
shot
of
whisky
.
•
Two other
writers
were
brought
in to
doctor
the
script
before they finally
returned
to finish their
task
.
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doctor
doc·tor
1
/
ˈdɒktəˈdɑːktər
/
noun
[
countable
C
]
1
someone who is trained to treat sick or injured people
→
company doctor
2
someone who has a
DOCTORATE
from a university
doctor
doctor
2
verb
[
transitive
T
]
to change something, especially in order to
deceive
people
Police uncovered 43 cars for sale with doctored mileage readings.
Origin
doctor
1
(
1300-1400
)
Old French
doctour
, from
Latin
doctor
“
teacher
”
, from
docere
“
to teach
”
doc
·
tor
1
noun
→COLLOCATIONS
1
→THESAURUS
1
doctor
2
verb
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