patient care dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de patient care dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

patient care SUBST U

patient care MÉD, PSYCHO

soins mpl

Traductions de patient care dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

care for patient, wounded animal

soigner

to take care of MÉD patient, invalid

soigner

Traductions de patient care dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.care [GB kɛː, Am kɛr] SUBST

1. care (attention):

care

attention f

care

soin m

to take care to do

prendre soin de faire

to take care not to do

faire attention de ne pas faire

to take care when doing

faire attention en faisant

to take care that …

faire attention que …

+ subj he took (great) care over or with his work

il a fait son travail avec le plus grand soin

to take care in doing sth

faire qc avec soin

she always takes (great) care in choosing the wine/preparing to go out

elle choisit toujours le vin/se prépare toujours à sortir avec (le plus grand) soin

‘take care!’

‘fais attention!’

‘take care!’ (expression of farewell)

‘à bientôt!’

with care

avec soin, en faisant attention

‘handle with care’

‘fragile’

have a care! GB give a care! Am

fais attention!

to exercise due or proper care ADMIN, JUR

prendre les précautions nécessaires

2. care (looking after):

care (of person, animal)

soins mpl

care (of car, plant, house, clothes)

entretien m (of de)

to take care of (deal with) (gen) child, client

s'occuper de

to take care of MÉD patient, invalid

soigner

to take care of (be responsible for) house, garden, details, tickets, arrangements

s'occuper de

to take care of (be careful with) machine, car

prendre soin de

to take care of (keep in good condition) machine, car, teeth

entretenir

to take care of (look after for safe-keeping) shop, watch

garder

to take good care of sb/sth

prendre soin de qn/qc

to put or leave sb/sth in sb's care

confier qn/qc à qn

in his/your care

à sa/ta garde

the pupils/patients in my care

les élèves/malades dont j'ai la responsabilité

in the care of his father/teacher

à la garde de son père/professeur

John Smith, care of Mr and Mrs L. Smith (on letter)

John Smith, chez or aux bons soins de M et Mme L. Smith

to take care of oneself (look after oneself)

prendre soin de soi

to take care of oneself (cope)

se débrouiller tout seul

to take care of oneself (defend oneself)

se défendre

that takes care of that

c'est réglé

3. care:

care MÉD, PSYCHO

soins mpl

a policy of care in the community

une politique de soins en dehors du milieu hospitalier

4. care GB (protective custody of children):

to be in care

être (placé) en garde

to take or put a child into care

placer un enfant sous la garde des services sociaux

5. care (worry):

care

souci m

without a care in the world

parfaitement insouciant

II.care [GB kɛː, Am kɛr] VERBE trans

I don't care to do

cela ne me plaît pas de faire, cela ne me dit rien de faire

if you care to examine the report, you'll find that… iron

si vous voulez avoir l'obligeance d'examiner le rapport, vous constaterez que…

(as polite formula) would you care to sit down?

voulez-vous vous asseoir?

he has more money than he cares to admit

il a plus d'argent qu'il ne veut bien le dire

III.care [GB kɛː, Am kɛr] VERBE intr

1. care (feel concerned):

she really cares

elle prend ça à cœur

to care about art, culture, money, environment

s'intéresser à

to care about staff, pupils, the elderly

se soucier du bien-être de

to care about injustice, inequality

se soucier de

I don't care!

ça m'est égal!, je m'en moque!

what do I care if…?

qu'est-ce que ça peut me faire que…?

+ subj as if I/he cared!

comme si ça me/lui faisait quelque chose!

I/he couldn't care less! GB, I/he could care less! Am

ça m'est/ça lui est complètement égal!

she couldn't care less about…

elle se moque complètement de…

she couldn't care less about…

elle se fiche complètement de… fam

I couldn't care less who wins/what happened

je me moque de savoir qui va gagner/ce qui s'est passé

I couldn't care less who wins/what happened

je me fiche de savoir qui va gagner/ce qui s'est passé fam

they could all have died, for all he cared

ils auraient pu mourir tous, cela lui était égal

I don't care who he marries

il peut épouser qui il veut, ça m'est égal

I'm past caring

je m'en moque

who cares?

qu'est-ce que ça peut faire?

2. care (love):

to care about sb

aimer qn

show him that you care

montre-lui que tu l'aimes

I didn't know you cared! hum

je ne connaissais pas tes sentiments! hum

IV.care [GB kɛː, Am kɛr]

he doesn't care a fig or a damn fam

il s'en fiche complètement fam

I.patient [GB ˈpeɪʃ(ə)nt, Am ˈpeɪʃənt] SUBST

patient

patient/-e m/f

II.patient [GB ˈpeɪʃ(ə)nt, Am ˈpeɪʃənt] ADJ

patient

patient (with avec)

patient care dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de patient care dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

surveiller un malade

to care for a patient

Traductions de patient care dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.patient ADJ

patient

patient(e)

to be patient with sb

être patient avec qn

just be patient!

sois patient!

II.patient SUBST MÉD

patient

patient(e) m (f)

CARE [keəʳ, Am ker] SUBST

CARE abréviation de Cooperative for American Relief Everywhere

CARE

Association de Solidarité Internationale au statut de bienfaisance

I.care [keəʳ, Am ker] SUBST

1. care (looking after):

care

soin m

hair care

soin capillaire

to take good care of sb/sth

prendre bien soin de qn/qc

to be in sb's care

être sous la responsabilité de qn

to be under a doctor's care

être suivi par un docteur

to take care of oneself

s'occuper de ses affaires

to take care of sth

s'occuper de qc

to be in care

être à l'Assistance publique

to be taken into care

être confié à l'Assistance publique

(in) care of sb

aux bons soins de qn

take care!

fais attention (à toi)!

take care! (goodbye)

salut!

2. care (carefulness):

care

prudence f

to do sth with care

faire qc avec prudence

to take care with sth/to +infin

prendre soin de qc/de +infin

to take care that

veiller à ce que +subj

take care that you don't fall!

fais attention de ne pas tomber!

3. care (worry):

care

souci m

to not have a care in the world

ne pas avoir le moindre souci

to be free from care

être insouciant

II.care [keəʳ, Am ker] VERBE intr

1. care (be concerned):

care

se faire du souci

to care about sb/sth

se soucier de qn/qc

not to care about sb/sth

se moquer de qn/qc

I don't care

ça m'est égal

I couldn't care less

je m'en fiche

she doesn't appear to care how she dresses

elle se moque de son apparence

for all I care

pour ce que cela me fait

who cares?

qu'est-ce que ça fait?

2. care (feel affection):

care

aimer

to care about sb

aimer qn

3. care (want):

care

vouloir

to care to +infin

vouloir +infin

to care for sth

vouloir qc

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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To assure quality of patient care the procedure involves a multidisciplinary team consisting of a neurosurgeon, radiation oncologist, and medical physicist.

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As the national and international centre of excellence in the neurosciences, its mission and goals rest upon three strengths patient care, research and education.

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Other reasons for migration include violence and stressful working conditions, inequality in the distribution of professional status and non-recognition of nurses as equal partners in patient care.

jamaica-gleaner.com

The buildings had been neglected and the patient care was inhumane.

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It is also distinct from the traditional discipline of gerontology, which has large patient care and social sciences components.

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The primary duty of an OA is patient care.

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These symptoms, which are largely ignored in neurology, can be addressed by neuropsychiatry and lead to improved patient care.

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A helistop is located on the roof of the building, which increases the efficiency of emergency patient care and the heart transplant program.

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The old model of the private physician or small group practice giving personalized, one-to-one patient care will soon fade from memory.

www.realclearpolitics.com

Many people simply don't understand there is no demarkation between the hospital administration, the board and the workers who administer patient care, he said.

www.stcatharinesstandard.ca