Health & Medicine

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Feminine noun; often used with the verb 'rédiger' or 'donner'.

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Masculine noun; note the spelling with a circumflex accent.

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Feminine noun; used with the partitive article 'de la' when expressing 'to have a fever'.

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Feminine noun; invariable in spelling for the plural, though 'les toux' is rarely used.

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Feminine noun; starts with a mute h/vowel requiring the elided article 'l'.

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Masculine noun derived from the verb 'traiter'.

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Masculine form; the feminine equivalent is 'l'infirmière'.

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Normally used in the plural form when referring to the hospital department.

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Second-group regular verb (-ir); can be used transitively or intransitively.

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First-group verb with a cedilla (ç) before 'a' and 'o' to keep the soft 's' sound.

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Regular -er verb; directly takes the person consulted as a direct object without preposition.

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Often used reflexively ('se blesser') when hurting oneself.

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Past participle used as an adjective; agrees in gender and number with the subject.

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Masculine noun; commonly used in plural to refer to one's regimen.

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Feminine noun; uses preposition 'à la' for locations ('aller à la pharmacie').

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Feminine noun; a crucial concept in the French healthcare system.

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Masculine compound noun; invariable in the plural ('les rendez-vous').

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Masculine noun with a silent 's' in both singular and plural.

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Feminine noun; 'tension artérielle' specifically means blood pressure.

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Feminine noun; used in the idiom 'avoir mal à la' + body part.

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Feminine noun starting with a vowel; uses the verb 'subir' for undergoing surgery.

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Masculine noun; refers to a professional office.

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Fixed expression using the feminine noun 'santé'.

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Feminine noun; used with the verbs 'attraper' or 'avoir'.

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Adjective that remains the same for masculine and feminine ('un homme malade', 'une femme malade').