♦ clinical

♦ clinical
♦ clinical /ˈklɪnɪkl/
a.
1 (med.) clinico: clinical death, morte clinica; clinical thermometer, termometro clinico; clinical medicine, clinica medica (disciplina); clinical psychology, psicologia clinica; clinical trials, sperimentazione clinica
2 (fig.) oggettivo; distaccato; freddo; scientifico
3 (di locale, ecc.) disadorno; spoglio; asettico; essenziale.

English-Italian dictionary. 2013.

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