Fellow
German translation: Assistent
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| 10:11 May 4, 2001 |
| English to German translations [PRO] Medical - Medical: Health Care | |||||||
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Fellow Explanation: The word "Fellow" is also used in German in an academic sense. |
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Assistent Explanation: "Cardiology" in your context tips it off. It's not academic. fellow = Kamerad, Arbeitskollege, graduierter Stipendat. But I believe they just mean a medical assistant. If you think you context demands a more formal translation then "Assistenzartzt" would be absolutely correct according to the Oxford Duden. Oxford Duden |
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