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vet in German

vet in German is überprüfen, auf Herz und Nieren untersuchen — vet means a doctor who treats animals; short for veterinarian.

vet in German

überprüfen
verb
To thoroughly check or investigate particularly with regard to providing formal approval.
auf Herz und Nieren untersuchen
verb
To thoroughly check or investigate particularly with regard to providing formal approval.

What does "vet" mean?

  1. noun A doctor who treats animals; short for veterinarian.
    "We took the cat to the vet for her annual checkup."
  2. noun A person who has served in the armed forces; short for veteran.
    "The parade honoured local vets from the war."
  3. verb To carefully check or investigate someone or something before approving them.
    "The security team vets every visitor before they enter the building."
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vet in a sentence

  • We took the cat to the vet for her annual checkup.
  • The vet gave the puppy its injections and said it was healthy.
  • The parade honoured local vets from the war.
  • Every November the town holds a quiet service to remember its vets.

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What is "vet" in German?
"vet" in German is überprüfen, auf Herz und Nieren untersuchen. vet means: A doctor who treats animals; short for veterinarian.
How do you use "vet" in a sentence?
Example: "We took the cat to the vet for her annual checkup." In German, "vet" is überprüfen, auf Herz und Nieren untersuchen.
Are there other ways to say "vet" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "vet": überprüfen, auf Herz und Nieren untersuchen.
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