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pre-med — ☆ pre med or premed [prē′med′ ] adj. short for PREMEDICAL n. a premedical student or program of studies * * * … Universalium
pre-med — ☆ pre med or premed [prē′med′ ] adj. short for PREMEDICAL n. a premedical student or program of studies … English World dictionary
pre-med — variant UK US Main entry: premed … Useful english dictionary
pre|med|ic — «pree MEHD ihk», noun. = premed. (Cf. ↑premed) … Useful english dictionary
pre|med — «PREE mehd, pree MEHD», noun, adjective. Informal. –n. a premedical student. –adj. premedical … Useful english dictionary
pre-med — premed UK [ˈpriːmed] / US [ˈprɪmed] or pre med UK / US noun Word forms premed : singular premed plural premeds informal a) [uncountable] in the US, a degree or set of classes that you take in college before you go to medical school b) [countable] … English dictionary
pre|med´i|ta´tive|ly — pre|med|i|ta|tive «pree MEHD uh TAY tihv», adjective. characterized by premeditation. –pre|med´i|ta´tive|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
pre|med|i|ta|tive — «pree MEHD uh TAY tihv», adjective. characterized by premeditation. –pre|med´i|ta´tive|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
pre|med|i|cal — «pree MEHD uh kuhl», adjective. preparing for the study of medicine: »a premedical student, a premedical course … Useful english dictionary
pre|med|i|tat|ed|ly — «pree MEHD uh TAY tihd lee», adverb. with premeditation; deliberately … Useful english dictionary
pre|med|i|tate — «pree MEHD uh tayt», transitive verb, intransitive verb, tat|ed, tat|ing. to consider or plan beforehand: »The murder was premeditated. The general premeditated his plan before giving the order to attack. ╂[< Latin praemeditārī (with English… … Useful english dictionary
