Ob in Japanese
Ob in Japanese is オビ川 — Ob means a short informal way of saying "observation," especially in medical or scientific settings.
Ob in Japanese
オビ川
A river in Russia; the westernmost of the three great Siberian rivers.
What does "Ob" mean?
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noun A short informal way of saying "observation," especially in medical or scientific settings.
"The doctor ordered a night in ob to watch the baby's breathing."
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noun A shortened form of "objection," as used in debate or argument.
"She made a quick ob when the speaker claimed the rule was fair."
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Ob in a sentence
- The doctor ordered a night in ob to watch the baby's breathing.
- Nurses recorded each ob on the chart every hour.
- She made a quick ob when the speaker claimed the rule was fair.
- The judge heard an ob from the other team about the time limit.
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What is "Ob" in Japanese?
"Ob" in Japanese is オビ川. Ob means: A short informal way of saying "observation," especially in medical or scientific settings.
How do you use "Ob" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor ordered a night in ob to watch the baby's breathing." In Japanese, "Ob" is オビ川.
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