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Feb 16, 2017 · Feb 16, 2017. #2. Many people believe that their thoughts can help another person heal. They believe the human mind has abilities, beyond simple physical ones. This is typical of "new age" religions, which started in the 1970s, as an alternative to traditional Christianity. Other people believe that prayer can help another person heal.
Jun 16, 2015 · Argentina, español. Jun 22, 2008. #1. ¿cómo puedo traducir "bone healing"? sanación o curación ósea suenan raro, ¿ no? La oración es: Radiographic and histomorphometric analysis of bone healing using autogenous graft associated with paletet-rich plasma obtained by 2 different methods. Last edited by a moderator: Jun 22, 2008.
American English. Apr 20, 2016. #3. Scientists have had a breakthrough in treating diabetes. Scientists have had a breakthrough in diabetes treatment. No healing, as you suggest. And I don't think you can "come up with a breakthrough" – you either have one or you don't. You can, however, say, "Scientists have had a breakthrough that could ...
Feb 18, 2010 · USA English. Feb 18, 2010. #1. Hello everyone! I believe "Wound Vac" is an abbreviation of Wound Vacuum, which appears to be a drainage system used to accelerate healing by 1) removing excess bacteria/pus 2) keeping area moist and 3) promoting good blood flow. Vacío de herida?
Apr 6, 2012 · Greek. Apr 6, 2012. #3. The translation of "the old ways" is "οι παλιοί τρόποι", which can be referred to everything old. In the right context it can be referred even to the beliefs of old women in villages in trinkets and healing powers. Or, maybe, "παλιές συνταγές (οι)", in figurative use. Last edited: Apr 6, 2012.
Aug 21, 2019 · Cumbria, UK. British English. Aug 21, 2019. #5. "If it ever happens" says that healing may never take place. "If" and "ever" often means "may never", but in this case it seems an unnecessary thing to explicitly say, and it is quite negative in tone. Here, it does not appear to imply that healing is unlikely to happen, but expressing an opinion ...
Feb 20, 2017 · Feb 20, 2017. #5. I don't know of any precise modern BrE term for shops that sell only 'non-pharmaceutical/ non-prescription' health remedies. 'Health food shops' sell foodstuffs as well as alternative and supplementary products. So, the term 'paramedical shops' doesn't exist, nor should it. The term. 'paramedical' doesn't mean an alternative ...
Feb 24, 2015 · 3° question)What about scar and scar over? In this case I can't use these two verbs as synonyms since one means 'leave a mark' while the other means 'healing from an injury by creating a scar' ..right? Thanks in advance and sorry if the sentences were long-winded but I did it just to clarify all the meanings of the words!
Aug 18, 2024 · British English (Sussex) Aug 19, 2024. #3. "How" often really means "the fact that", and I think that may be the case here. When you understand these roles, you realise that you are repeating cycles that occurred within your family or elsewhere. In practice, there's often not much difference in meaning between "that fact that" and "the way that".
Aug 29, 2012 · devote comes from the Latin de + vovere (from + to vow) dedicate comes from the Latin de + dicar (from + to declare) My dictionaries use one to define the other. I can't find any meaningful difference. I think there can be a subtle difference. I might say "I shall devote the next few Saturdays to doing my Christmas shopping", but in that ...
