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V.S.D Nusret Karasu Hastanesi (health) and physical (iou)


V.S.D Nusret Karasu Hastanesi (health)


The V.S.D Nusret Karasu Hastanesi is a hospital in Ulus, Ankara, Turkey.









physical (iou)



physical adjective & noun. LME.
[medieval Latin physicalis, from Latin physica: see PHYSIC noun, -ICAL.]
A. adjective.
I. Pertaining to medicine.
Medical. Now rare. LME.
b. Of a person: practising medicine. M-L18.
Medicinal; curative, therapeutic. LME-E19.
Like medicine in taste, smell, etc. M17-E18.
Needing or receiving medical treatment. M17-M18.
II. Pertaining to matter.
Of or pertaining to matter, or the world as perceived by the senses; material as opp. to mental or spiritual. L16.
T. Birch On physical maps layer colours..show lowlands in greens. A. Toffler Image formation..is..a physical process, dependent upon finite characteristics of nerve cells.
b. Of or pertaining to physics or natural science; in accordance with the laws of Nature. L16.
Nature Of the physical..Nature of the coronal matter we know very little.
c. Of a person: dealing with or devoted to natural science or the material world. L17.
J. Diski Mo was a physical rather than a social anthropologist.
d. Commerce. (Of a commodity) actually existing and deliverable; (of a market) involving the immediate delivery of a commodity rather than notional or future delivery. M20.
a. Of an attribute, action, or faculty: bodily rather than mental; involving the body; carnal. L18.
L. Woolf The physical attraction which he was..feeling for Katharine. W. Golding As if the grief were a physical pain. G. Gordon Down a coal mine..doing physical labour, which would have exhausted his body. P. Cosgrave He had exceptional physical charm. M. Stott Women usually have less physical strength than men. V. Bramwell Take plenty of physical Exercise.
b. Characterized by or suggestive of bodily (as distinct from mental or psychological) activities or attributes. Of a person or action: inclined to be bodily aggressive or violent; making frequent use of gesture and bodily contact. L20.
Rugby World Rugby is a physical game. A. Thwaite The poems are indeed very physical, full of clasping and embracing. S. Bellow He was very physical with people. He dropped a hand on your knee.
Special collocations: physical ANTHROPOLOGY. physical chemistry the application of the techniques and theories of physics to the study of chemical systems; the branch of chemistry that deals with this. physical culture the development of the body by Exercise. physical culturist an advocate or exponent of physical culture. physical Education regular instruction in bodily Exercise and Games, esp. in schools. physical force material as opp. to moral force; the use of armed power to effect or repress political changes. physical geography the branch of geography that deals with the natural features of the earth's surface. physical jerks: see JERK noun1. physical object Philosophy an object that exists in space and time and that can be perceived. physical optics the branch of optics that deals with the properties of light itself (as opp. to the function of sight); esp. the part dealing with wave theory and the phenomena explained by it (e.g. interference and diffraction). physical science (any branch of) the science that deals with inanimate matter and energy (e.g. astronomy, physics, chemistry, geology). physical theatre a form of theatre which emphasizes the use of physical movement (as in Dance and mime) for expression. physical therapy physiotherapy. physical torture slang physical Training. physical Training the systematic use of exercises to promote physical Fitness.
b. noun.
In pl. Physical powers, physical strength. rare. E19.
The physical world. M19.
= MEDICAL noun 2. M20.
Commerce. In pl. (Contracts for) physical Commodities. L20.
physi'cality noun (a) joc. (used as a title for) a medical man; (b) physical condition; (c) the quality that pertains to physical sensation or to the body as opp. to the mind: L16.
physicali'zation noun (a) representation of an idea by physical means M20.
physicalize verb trans. express or represent by physical means or in physical terms M19.
physicalness noun E18.