ambulatory in Greek
ambulatory in Greek is περιπατητικός — ambulatory means in medicine, able to walk, or provided without an overnight stay — as in ambulatory care.
ambulatory in Greek
περιπατητικός
Pronounced: peripatitikos
What does "ambulatory" mean?
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adjective In medicine, able to walk, or provided without an overnight stay — as in ambulatory care.
"The patient was ambulatory within a day."
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noun A covered walkway, particularly the aisle running around the end of a church behind the altar.
"The chapels open off the ambulatory."
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ambulatory in a sentence
- The patient was ambulatory within a day.
- Most procedures are now ambulatory.
- The chapels open off the ambulatory.
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What is "ambulatory" in Greek?
"ambulatory" in Greek is περιπατητικός. ambulatory means: In medicine, able to walk, or provided without an overnight stay — as in ambulatory care.
How do you pronounce περιπατητικός?
"ambulatory" in Greek is περιπατητικός, pronounced "peripatitikos".
How do you use "ambulatory" in a sentence?
Example: "The patient was ambulatory within a day." In Greek, "ambulatory" is περιπατητικός.
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