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registrar in Swedish

registrar in Swedish is underläkare — registrar means an official who keeps formal records, such as a university's enrollment and grades, or a court's case files.

registrar in Swedish

underläkare
noun
A doctor receiving advanced specialist training in some countries in order to become a consultant.

What does "registrar" mean?

  1. noun An official who keeps formal records, such as a university's enrollment and grades, or a court's case files.
    "The registrar updated my address after I moved to a new dorm."
  2. noun A doctor training in a specialist field, part-way to becoming a consultant.
    "As a surgical registrar, she spent long nights learning from senior doctors."
  3. noun A company accredited to sell and manage domain name registrations.
    "Before launching her blog, she chose a registrar to handle her website address."
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registrar in a sentence

  • The registrar updated my address after I moved to a new dorm.
  • Ask the county registrar for a copy of the court record.
  • As a surgical registrar, she spent long nights learning from senior doctors.
  • The registrar reviewed the patient's chart and called the consultant for advice.

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What is "registrar" in Swedish?
"registrar" in Swedish is underläkare. registrar means: An official who keeps formal records, such as a university's enrollment and grades, or a court's case files.
How do you use "registrar" in a sentence?
Example: "The registrar updated my address after I moved to a new dorm." In Swedish, "registrar" is underläkare.
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