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1. (n.) therapist
a person trained in the use of physical methods, as exercise or massage, for the treatment of disease, injury, or disability.
2. therapist
a person trained in the use of psychological methods for the treatment of mental or emotional problems; psychotherapist.
Etymology: (1885–90)
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1. (noun) therapist, healer
a person skilled in a particular type of therapy
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1. (noun) therapist
sb trained to help people with mental or emotional problems
She talked about it with her therapist.
2. therapist
a medical professional who treats a particular type of injury or illness
a physical therapist; gene therapists
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Sense: the (methods of) treatment of disease, disorders of the body etc
speech therapy; physiotherapy.
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 Afrikaans: terapeut |
 Arabic: مُعالِج |
 Bulgarian: терапевт |
 Brazilian: terapeuta |
 Czech: terapeut |
 German: der/die Therapeut(in) |
 Danish: terapeut |
 Greek: θεραπευτής |
 Spanish: terapeuta |
 Estonian: terapeut |
 Farsi: درمان شناس |
 Finnish: terapeutti |
 French: thérapeute |
 Hebrew: מְרַפֵּא |
 Hindi: चिकित्सक |
 Croatian: terapeut |
 Hungarian: terapeuta |
 Indonesian: ahli terapi |
 Icelandic: meðferðaraðili |
 Italian: terapista, terapeuta |
 Japanese: 療法士 |
 Korean: 치료사 |
 Lithuanian: gydytojas specialistas |
 Latvian: terapeits |
 Malay: ahli terapi |
 Dutch: therapeut |
 Norwegian: terapist |
 Polish: terapeuta |
 Portuguese: terapeuta |
 Romanian: terapeut |
 Russian: терапевт |
 Slovak: terapeut |
 Slovenian: terapevt |
 Serbian: terapeut |
 Swedish: terapeut |
 Thai: นักบำบัดโรค |
 Turkish: terapist, tedavici |
 Taiwanese: 治療學家，特定療法技師(或專家) |
 Ukrainian: терапевт |
 Urdu: معالج |
 Vietnamese: nhà trị liệu |
 Chinese: 治疗学家，特定疗法技师 |
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