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Human sites
- Dictionary.com
- Find Out What Any Acronym, Abbreviation, or Initialism Stands For
With more than 550,000 human-edited entries, Acronym Finder is the world's largest and most comprehensive dictionary of acronyms, abbreviations, and initialisms. Combined with the Acronym Attic, Acronym Finder contains more than 4 million acronyms and abbreviations.
- Google Translate
Translates text/websites, provides a translation dictionary, and allows you to search for non-English language sites (and then translates the page into English). Site also allows you to add a translation browser button to your browser's Links Toolbar to translate web pages or pieces of text with a single click. Still in beta.
- Medical Online Dictionaries & Glossaries
Over 1,606 links to useful & informative medical & health-related web sites and medical dictionaries in nineteen languages.
- MedTerms.com - Medical dictionary
- Merriam-Webster - Collegiate dictionary
- Merriam-Webster - Collegiate Thesaurus
- Open dictionary
A collaborative project to produce a freely accessible multilingual dictionary in
every language, with meanings, etymologies and pronunciations.
- The On-line Medical Dictionary
- TheFreeDictionary
English, Medical, Legal, Financial, and Computer Dictionaries, Thesaurus, Acronyms, Idioms,
Encyclopedia, a Literature Reference Library, and a Search Engine all in one!
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- Thesaurus.com
- Veterinary Abbreviations and Acronyms
- Veterinary Terms
Definitions and Abbreviations
General sites
A Friendly Reminder: You are ultimately responsible for the care of your patients. Recommendations and discussions of cases should be considered as recommendations by colleagues for you to consider in your case management decisions. Dosages should be confirmed prior to dispensing medications.
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