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1. (n.) dentist
a person whose profession is dentistry.
Etymology: (1750–60; < F dentiste=denttooth (see dent2) +-iste -ist)
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| Definition of 'dentist' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) dentist, tooth doctor, dental practitioner
a person qualified to practice dentistry
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1. (noun) dentist
a professional who fixes and cleans teeth
He's going to the dentist.
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| Definition of 'dentist' |
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1. (noun) dentist
one whose business it is to clean, extract, or repair natural teeth, and to make and insert artificial ones; a dental surgeon
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Sense: a person who cares for diseases etc of the teeth, by filling or removing them etc
Our dentist is very careful; I hate going to the dentist.
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 Afrikaans: tandarts |
 Arabic: طَبيب أسْنان |
 Bulgarian: зъболекар |
 Brazilian: dentista |
 Czech: zubař |
 German: der Zahnarzt |
 Danish: tandlæge |
 Greek: οδοντίατρος |
 Spanish: dentista, odontólogo |
 Estonian: hambaarst |
 Farsi: دندان پزشک |
 Finnish: hammaslääkäri |
 French: dentiste |
 Hebrew: רוֹפֵא שִׁיָנִיים |
 Hindi: दांतों का डाक्टर |
 Croatian: zubar |
 Hungarian: fogorvos |
 Indonesian: dokter gigi |
 Icelandic: tannlæknir |
 Italian: dentista |
 Japanese: 歯科医 |
 Korean: 치과 의사 |
 Lithuanian: dantistas |
 Latvian: zobārsts |
 Malay: doktor gigi |
 Dutch: tandarts |
 Norwegian: tannlege |
 Polish: dentysta |
 Persian: دندان پزشک |
 Pashto: دغاښو ډاكتر، غاښ جوړوونكى |
 Portuguese: dentista |
 Romanian: dentist, stomatolog |
 Russian: зубной врач |
 Slovak: zubár, dentista |
 Slovenian: zobozdravnik |
 Serbian: zubar |
 Swedish: tandläkare |
 Thai: ทันตแพทย์ |
 Turkish: dişçi, diş hekimi |
 Taiwanese: 牙科醫生 |
 Ukrainian: зубний лікар, дантист |
 Urdu: معالج دنداں |
 Vietnamese: nha sỹ |
 Chinese: 牙科医生 |
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