treatment

1 مهندسی شیمی:: رسیدگی

The conservation of textile includes the entire range of treatment and processing of the valuable items

واژگان شبکه مترجمین ایران

2 عمومی:: تلقی‌، رفتار، ط‌رز عمل‌، درمان‌، تیمار (کشاورزی)، معامله‌، معالجه‌

شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general:: noun care: The doctor's treatment cured me. noun handling: Their treatment of the matter was good.

Simple Definitions

2 general:: treatment verbs give somebody treatment • He was given treatment at a local hospital. provide/administer treatment (= give someone treatment ) • Paramedics are trained to administer on-the-spot treatment to patients. get/have/receive treatment • Two boys received treatment for gunshot wounds. undergo treatment (= have it ) • A few years earlier she'd undergone fertility treatment. need/require treatment • All three were beaten so badly that they needed hospital treatment. respond to treatment (= become better when given treatment ) • He contracted a lung infection which did not respond to treatment. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + treatment effective • The drug may prove to be an effective treatment for brain tumours. medical treatment • Every patient has a right to refuse medical treatment. hospital treatment • Several people needed hospital treatment for burns. emergency treatment • The driver needed emergency treatment. dental treatment • You may be entitled to free dental treatment. cancer treatment • She began to investigate alternative cancer treatments. fertility/infertility treatment (= treatment to help someone who is unable to have children ) • Mrs Smith received fertility treatment using donor eggs. psychiatric treatment • He underwent psychiatric treatment after an episode of severe depression. laser treatment (= treatment done with a laser ) • Laser treatment can be technically difficult. alternative treatments (= treatments that are not part of normal scientific medicine ) • She found out all she could about alternative cancer treatments.

transnet.ir

3 general:: see RED CARPET (TREATMENT).

American Heritage Idioms

4 general::   noun way you behave towards sb/deal with sth ADJ. favourable, preferential, special, VIP She was given the VIP treatment after winning gold for her country at the Sydney Olympics. | generous, lenient | equal, fair | good, humane | sensitive, sympathetic | discriminatory, unequal, unfair, unjust, unkind | brutal, cruel, degrading, harsh, ill-, inhuman, inhumane, rough, violent He claims he suffered ill-treatment at the hands of prison officers. | shabby You shouldn't put up with such shabby treatment. VERB + TREATMENT get, have, receive, suffer | deserve He had done nothing to deserve such cruel treatment. | give sb, mete out (to sb) The treatment meted out to captured soldiers was harsh. | put up with medical care ADJ. emergency, immediate, on-the-spot, prompt, urgent | follow-up, further | long-term | effective, successful | conventional, orthodox | alternative, holistic, homoeopathic | hospital | inpatient, outpatient | free, NHS | private | specialist | dental, medical, psychiatric, veterinary | drug, hormone | operative, surgical | non-operative, non-surgical | laser | dietary, nutritional | beauty, hair QUANT. course VERB + TREATMENT get, have, receive, undergo She is still undergoing medical treatment. | administer, give sb, provide (sb with) Paramedics are to have extra training in administering on-the-spot treatment. | need, require | seek When his depression worsened, he decided to seek treatment. | advise, prescribe, recommend, suggest | refuse | benefit from, respond to He responded well to treatment and is now walking again. TREATMENT + NOUN decision, option | centre, room | method, procedure, technique | course, plan, programme, regime, regimen, schedule PREP. in ~ He's in treatment for cocaine addiction. | ~ for She is receiving treatment for a heart condition. process for cleaning/protecting sth ADJ. sewage, surface, water Galvanizing is a common surface treatment for steel. TREATMENT + NOUN facility, plant, works discussion of a subject, work of art, etc. ADJ. definitive, exhaustive, systematic | lengthy | cursory, superficial | philosophical, theoretical

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