clinic in Japanese
clinic in Japanese is クリニック, 医院 — clinic means a medical facility, often smaller than a hospital, that treats outpatients for a particular condition or type of care.
clinic in Japanese
クリニック
Pronounced: kurinikku
A medical facility, such as a hospital, especially one for the treatment and diagnosis of outpatients.
医院
Pronounced: iin
A medical facility, such as a hospital, especially one for the treatment and diagnosis of outpatients.
What does "clinic" mean?
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noun A medical facility, often smaller than a hospital, that treats outpatients for a particular condition or type of care.
"My grandfather visits the heart clinic every few months for a routine check."
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noun A short, focused session of training or advice on a particular skill or subject.
"The library is hosting a free writing clinic for beginners this Saturday morning."
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clinic in a sentence
- My grandfather visits the heart clinic every few months for a routine check.
- She booked an appointment at the local dental clinic.
- The library is hosting a free writing clinic for beginners this Saturday morning.
- I signed up for a one-day budgeting clinic at the community centre.
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What is "clinic" in Japanese?
"clinic" in Japanese is クリニック, 医院. clinic means: A medical facility, often smaller than a hospital, that treats outpatients for a particular condition or type of care.
How do you pronounce クリニック?
"clinic" in Japanese is クリニック, pronounced "kurinikku".
How do you use "clinic" in a sentence?
Example: "My grandfather visits the heart clinic every few months for a routine check." In Japanese, "clinic" is クリニック, 医院.
Are there other ways to say "clinic" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "clinic": クリニック, 医院.
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