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Definition of vetted in English Turkish dictionary
- muayene edilmiş (hayvan)
- vet
- veteriner
Benim veteriner bana köpeğimi akşam beslememi söyledi.
-My vet told me to feed my dog in the evening.
Tom ve Mary'nin bu sabah köpeklerini veterinere götürmeleri gerekiyordu.
-Tom and Mary were supposed to take their dog to the vet this morning.
- vet
- kıdemli
- vet
- {i} eski asker
- vet
- i., k.dili
- vet
- gözden geçirmek
- vet
- baytar
Ben ruhsatlı bir baytarım.
-I am a licensed veterinarian.
- vet
- tıbbî muayeneden geçirmek
- vet
- nazardan geçirmek
- be vetted
- incelenmesi gerekiyor
- vet
- baytarlık etmek
- vet
- araştırmak
- vet
- {i} deneyimli kimse
- vet
- {i} eski kurt
- vet
- tecrübeli
- vet
- eski asker, eski muharip, gazi. f. İng. dikkatle incelemek, kontrol etmek
- vet
- {f} muaeyene etmek (hayvan)
- vet
- {f} incelemek
- vet
- eski
- vet
- muayene etmek
- vet
- (Askeri) MUAYENE VE TEFTİŞ ETMEK
- vet
- tedavi etmek
- vet
- {i} emektar
Baba Kore savaşının emektarıydı.
-The father was a veteran of the Korean War.
Tom artık bir emektar.
-Tom is a veteran now.
- vet
- (Askeri) muayene ve teftiş etmek
- vet
- muayene etmek (hayvan)
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Definition of vetted in English English dictionary
- Simple past tense and past participle of vet
- Of or pertaining to an investigation, especially one that has been completed
Only vetted nominees make it to committee hearings.
- Simple past and past participle of vet
- vet
- To thoroughly check or investigate particularly with regard to providing formal approval
The FBI vets all nominees to the Federal bench.
- vet
- A veterinarian or veterinary surgeon
- vet
- A veteran (a former soldier or other member of an armed forces)
- vet
- Vocational Education and Training
- vet
- If something is vetted, it is checked carefully to make sure that it is acceptable to people in authority. He can find no trace of a rule requiring research to be vetted before publication He had not been allowed to read any book until his mother had vetted it
- vet
- a doctor who practices veterinary medicine
- vet
- To check or investigate particularly with regard to providing formal approval
- vet
- Similar to a doctor, a vet is brought in by the trainer to check out and fix any health problems the horse may encounter A good trainer can do all the basic first aid work, with a vet needed only for a second opinion, drugs or major work
- vet
- a person who has served in the armed forces
- vet
- Veterinary surgeon
- vet
- provide (a person) with medical care
- vet
- {i} expert in the medical treatment of animals, animal doctor
- vet
- work as a veterinarian; "She vetted for the farms in the area for many years
- vet
- provide veterinary care for
- vet
- Veteran
- vet
- {f} check, examine; medically examine an animal; practice veterinary medicine
- vet
- A vet is someone who has served in the armed forces of their country, especially during a war. All three are Vietnam vets. = veteran
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- vet
- \VET\, transitive verb: 1 To provide veterinary care for (an animal) 2 To provide (a person) with medical care 3 To examine carefully; to subject to thorough appraisal; to evaluate
- vet
- work as a veterinarian; "She vetted for the farms in the area for many years"
- vet
- examine carefully; "Someone should vet this report before it goes out"
- vet
- A vet is someone who is qualified to treat sick or injured animals
- vet
- provide veterinary care for provide (a person) with medical care examine carefully; "Someone should vet this report before it goes out"
- vet
- If someone is vetted, they are investigated fully before being given a particular job, role, or position, especially one which involves military or political secrets. She was secretly vetted before she ever undertook any work for me = screen + vetting vet·ting The government is to make major changes to the procedure for carrying out security vetting. A veteran
- vet
- Veteran (a former soldier)
- vet
- Everyone has their own definition of vet, usually indication anyone who's played at least as long as they have Generally, anyone who started playing before the advent of html can legitimately call themselves a vet, and definitely anyone who started in the Def-Con days, before pathfinder began hosting FW
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vet·tedTurkish pronunciation
vetîdPronunciation
/ˈvetəd/ /ˈvɛtɪd/
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