doctor [ˈdɒktəʳ]
noun
doctor [ˈdɒktə(r)]
sustantivo
1médico(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (medical)
- to go to the doctor('s) -> ir al médico
- that's just what the doctor ordered (familiar sentido figurado) -> me/le/etc. viene que ni pintado
2doctor(ora) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (universidad)
verbo transitivo
3amañar (familiar) (accounts, evidence)
4castrar, capar (cat) (británico)
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doctor [dok-tar]
sustantivo
1Doctor, médico, facultativo.
2Doctor, el que ha recibido en una universidad el grado más alto en una facultad, como derecho, teología, etc. Doctor’s office, consultorio del médico o del doctor.
- Doctor of Law -> doctor en Leyes
- Medical doctor -> doctor en Medicina
- Doctor of Philosophy -> doctor en Filosofía
1Medicinar, recetar. (Familiar) (m)
2Alterar, adulterar (food, drink). (m)
3Reparar, componer, arreglar (text); falsificar, amañar (results, evidence). (m)
4Operar (neuter/cat, dog). (m)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
5Tomar medicinas o recibir tratamiento médico. (n)
6Practicar la medicina. (n)
va.
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Verb Conjugation for "doctor"
Imperative
- doctor
- you doctor
- he/she doctors
- we doctor
- you doctor
- they doctor
Preterite
- I doctored
- you doctored
- he/she doctored
- we doctored
- you doctored
- they doctored
Present Continuous
- I am doctoring
- you are doctoring
- he/she is doctoring
- we are doctoring
- you are doctoring
- they are doctoring
Present Perfect
- I have doctored
- you have doctored
- he/she has doctored
- we have doctored
- you have doctored
- they have doctored
Past Continuous
- I was doctoring
- you were doctoring
- he/she was doctoring
- we were doctoring
- you were doctoring
- they were doctoring
Past Perfect
- I had doctored
- you had doctored
- he/she had doctored
- we had doctored
- you had doctored
- they had doctored
Future
- I will doctor
- you will doctor
- he/she will doctor
- we will doctor
- you will doctor
- they will doctor
Future Perfect
- I will have doctored
- you will have doctored
- he/she will have doctored
- we will have doctored
- you will have doctored
- they will have doctored
Future Continuous
- I will be doctoring
- you will be doctoring
- he/she will be doctoring
- we will be doctoring
- you will be doctoring
- they will be doctoring
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been doctoring
- you have been doctoring
- he/she has been doctoring
- we have been doctoring
- you have been doctoring
- they have been doctoring
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been doctoring
- you will have been doctoring
- he/she will have been doctoring
- we will have been doctoring
- you will have been doctoring
- they will have been doctoring
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been doctoring
- you had been doctoring
- he/she had been doctoring
- we had been doctoring
- you had been doctoring
- they had been doctoring
doctor, -ora
masculine or feminine noun
1
doctor
(de universidad)
(en of)
- doctor, -ora en derecho/psicología (por la Universidad de…) -> doctor of law/psychology (from the University of …)
- doctor, -ora honoris causa -> honorary doctor
- ser doctor, -ora honoris causa -> to have an honorary doctorate
2
doctor
(médico)
- la doctora Piñán le atenderá enseguida -> Dr Piñán will see you in a minute
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doctor [doc-tor']
noun
1
Doctor in medicine, law, physics, or philosophy. (m)
- Doctor en derecho -> doctor of laws
2
Any able or learned teacher. (m)
3
A physician. (Colloquial) (m)
doctora doctora
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