clinical in Italian
clinical in Italian is clinico — clinical means relating to the direct treatment and observation of patients, as opposed to theoretical research.
clinical in Italian
clinico
Of or pertaining to a clinic, such as a medical clinic or law clinic.
What does "clinical" mean?
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adj Relating to the direct treatment and observation of patients, as opposed to theoretical research.
"The drug passed its clinical trials with strong results."
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adj Coolly objective, detached, or unemotional, especially in an unsettling way.
"He described the accident in such a clinical tone that it felt cold."
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adj Precise and efficient, often used approvingly of a performance.
"It was a clinical finish from the striker, no hesitation at all."
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clinical in a sentence
- The drug passed its clinical trials with strong results.
- He described the accident in such a clinical tone that it felt cold.
- It was a clinical finish from the striker, no hesitation at all.
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What is "clinical" in Italian?
"clinical" in Italian is clinico. clinical means: Relating to the direct treatment and observation of patients, as opposed to theoretical research.
How do you use "clinical" in a sentence?
Example: "The drug passed its clinical trials with strong results." In Italian, "clinical" is clinico.
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