pharmacist
100
3.0
- noun
- /ˈfɑːrməˌsɪst/
:
farmacéutico
- So the pharmacist that had administered the vaccines didn't know the patient.
- pharmacist fills a prescription
- pharmacist provides information
- pharmacist can provide
The question of does America have enough pharmacists?
- The question of does America have enough pharmacists?
- So the pharmacist that had administered the vaccines didn't know the patient.
- they are doing going to quacks like pharmacists who call themselves doctors.
- OK, traditional media has been like the pharmacist behind the counter.
- And we all know doctors, physicians, researchers, pharmacists, patients know that there is incredible visceral value.
- So we went to this pharmacist in Barcelona and I said spray, nipples, piercings.
- Appears to be a mix up caused by 'cause when pharmacist mother grabbed the wrong basket of eggs meant for safe separate safe sex clinic.
- That you could get a scholarship, go to school, get get an engineering degree or towards a lawyer or pharmacy pharmacist.
- But the pharmacist actually made a mistake and told my mom to squeeze all the horror, the little things out.
Examples
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I went to the pharmacy to consult with the pharmacist about my allergy medication.
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I'll go to the drugstore in the morning and ask the pharmacist about Dylar.
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And I heard the head pharmacist say we might be completely out by the end of the month.
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I am your local pharmacist.
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The other guests were neighbors, the local pharmacist, and a Sunday School teacher.
Fiction book (2000) -
During the study, only the trial pharmacist had access to the treatment codes.
Academic text (1994) -
Also, medicines like amiodarone or bupropion can interact, so just check with your doctor or pharmacist first before starting a new medicine.
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We have all our creams here, children's meds here, and the real pharmacist is taking care of that.
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So normally we need a pharmacist actually and a bunch of technicians and nurses tend to dispense the meds on the wards.
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The pharmacist provided me with helpful information on how to take my new prescription.
Synonyms
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2.8
A person who makes and sells medicines in a pharmacy
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9.9
A person who prepares and sells medicines, especially in the past
9
8.9
A shop that sells medicines and fills prescriptions
5
4.4
A person who makes and sells medicines in a pharmacy
1
7.6
A person who measures and mixes medicines in a pharmacy
A person who prepares and gives medicines, usually a pharmacist
A person in old times who made and sold medicines
Compounds
How Trained
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1.0
100
3.0
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1.0
1
7.8
- Specialized
- US
79
3.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
pharmacist = pharmacy (transparent) = pharmac + ist
The agentive suffix '-ist' added to the drug-related base (represented by 'pharmac' → 'pharmacy') yields 'pharmacist' meaning a person working with medicines, which is directly inferable by learners.
Etymology
Pharmacist comes from the old root pharmakon, which means 'drug' or 'medicine' and is the same root you see in pharmacy. The ending -ist means a person who does something, so a pharmacist is a person who prepares and gives medicines and explains how to use them.