MD
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- noun
- /ɛm di/
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médico
- To become an MD, you must complete medical school and pass a series of exams.
- persistent MD
- children with MD
- risk for MD
I'm Robin Berzen, MD and on all the things.
- I'm Robin Berzen, MD and on all the things.
- He is both a medical doctor and MD and a researcher APHD.
- He is off interviewing for MD PhD programs right now.
- The letter was signed Theodore F Stoddard, MD, but the story doesn't end there.
- He, he's ACIA psychiatrist, so he has an MD and APHD in psychology.
- If it's medical school and some of you, like me, might do an MD and APHD, that's eight years.
- not an MD, kind of like Doctor Jill Biden.
- And medics are not MD's, but they're highly trained professionals.
- I generally say to to my students, try once, maybe twice going MD or DO.
- And I read Mindsight by Daniel Segal and I saw that he was an MD psychiatrist.
Examples
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After completing her education, she became a licensed MD and started working at the local hospital.
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Zach Bush, MD returns for round three of the podcast.
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You wanna know why I wanna get my MD and get off the street?
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For all the money I pay them, she should be an MD by now.
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You have the potential to get an MD after your name, which does open a lot of doors.
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Excuse me for getting an MD and starting a successfuI practice.
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You know, sometimes I wish I had married an MD instead of a veterinarian.
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In the past, basic science was taught mostly by MDs with research interests.
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My dad was a very successful MD, and my mom was the happy homemaker.
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Most meaningful was working in the jungle of Ecuador as a volunteer MD with my family.
Academic text (1997)
Synonyms
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A person who treats sick or injured people
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A person who treats sick or injured people
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A doctor who finds what is wrong and treats sick or injured people
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A person trained to treat sick or injured people, like a doctor
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A doctor who treats people
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A doctor who treats sick or hurt people
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A university degree that lets a person treat sick people
A person who is trained to treat people when they are sick
How Experienced
Surface Forms
Etymology
MD comes from the degree name Doctor of Medicine, and it marks someone who has been trained and licensed to practice medicine, so an MD is a medical doctor.