clinic
- noun
- /ˈklɪnɪk/
- Back at the clinic, the newest vet is learning the ropes.
- clinic visit
- outpatient clinic
- hospital clinic
I'll send your kid to the friggin Mayo Clinic and pay cash.
- I'll send your kid to the friggin Mayo Clinic and pay cash.
- She had therapy at the clinic for five months.
- Which he started getting at the free clinic in in San Francisco.
- I I have a clinic which I do Hijama.
- The test was done twice by a clinic I chose and one she chose.
- And so they're now treatment clinics in Beijing for obese children.
- Literally commercial clinics that are advertising RTMS or TMS.
- People ask about this versus going into a clinic and getting it done.
- And there are films of me at Mayo Clinic to, to train doctors in diagnosing this.
- Likely shutting down access to vasectomy clinics and stuff like that.
- And she said so many women are pouring into her clinic right now in a frenzy.
Examples
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You must tell me about this treatment at the clinic in Geneva.
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Are you sure the clinic can spare it?
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I volunteer at a free clinic in a church.
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The test was done twice by a clinic I chose and one she chose.
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We have the appointment at the fertility clinic this afternoon.
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A large proportion of patients attended the clinic only once to obtain a second opinion.
Academic text (2015) -
The innovative Chicago area health clinic carries the mission of improving Black men's health status.
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We have the appointment at the clinic this afternoon.
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I volunteer at a free clinic in a church.
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I'm okay. Let's just get you to the clinic and make sure you're okay.
Synonyms
A building where people go to see doctors and get treatment
A place like a hospital or clinic where people get medical care
A place where eye doctors check and treat eyes
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Etymology
Clinic comes from the Greek klinē meaning 'bed', because doctors once treated patients at their bedsides. That's why a clinic is a place to get medical care or advice without staying overnight.