Definition of speech pathology in English:

speech pathology

noun

another term for speech therapy
Example sentencesExamples
- Other cuts, he argues, see overworked nurses increasingly responsible for physiotherapy, speech pathology, occupational therapy and social work.
- Within the field of linguistics, and in related areas such as speech pathology, the IPA is widely used and has been a great success.
- Then she headed off to the University of North Carolina at Greensboro to pursue an undergraduate degree in speech pathology, and it seemed life was back to normal again.
- Students who are required to take educational psychology courses represent a variety of majors, including speech pathology and deaf rehabilitation.
- Col. Ben Sierra, director of audiology and speech pathology, 59th Medical Wing, had to yell or use a notepad to communicate with him.
- With academic majors ranging from psychology to speech pathology and hometowns as distant as Dallas and New York City, each member brings a unique perspective to the group.
- She received a Master's degree in speech pathology and audiology in 1972 from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.
- He said some people's perceptions of the world of speech pathology were confined to lisps and stutters.
- Physical therapy, speech pathology, occupational therapy, and a social worker should be involved early in care.
- Now if all this is right, and what you've found here is just how humans have evolved to be able to speak the way they do, does it tell you anything about speech pathology, about children who lisp, or anything like that?
- ‘You can experience hearing loss and not be fully aware of it,’ says Dr. Ruth A. Bentler, University of Iowa professor of speech pathology and audiology.
- Related services such as transportation, speech pathology, and occupational therapy are provided, of course, but one social worker is shared by many schools.
- This year she will divide her time between speech pathology and early childhood special education for a number of schools in the district.
- Megan Miller, a University of Southern Mississippi graduate student in speech pathology, said she is not surprised that her age bracket has the highest rate of infection.

Derivatives

speech pathologist

noun

A single consultation with a speech pathologist may be helpful to develop communication strategies.
Example sentencesExamples
- This is done by a skilled team of doctors, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech pathologists.
- In Jake's case, the related service providers are a speech pathologist and an occupational therapist.
- The project's core team included a geriatrician, a speech pathologist, a nurse, and an administrator.
- A speech pathologist will then choose treatment if needed.

Definition of speech pathology in US English:

speech pathology

nounˌspēCH pəˈTHäləjē

The study and treatment of speech and language problems.
Example sentencesExamples
- Within the field of linguistics, and in related areas such as speech pathology, the IPA is widely used and has been a great success.
- Col. Ben Sierra, director of audiology and speech pathology, 59th Medical Wing, had to yell or use a notepad to communicate with him.
- This year she will divide her time between speech pathology and early childhood special education for a number of schools in the district.
- Other cuts, he argues, see overworked nurses increasingly responsible for physiotherapy, speech pathology, occupational therapy and social work.
- Then she headed off to the University of North Carolina at Greensboro to pursue an undergraduate degree in speech pathology, and it seemed life was back to normal again.
- Now if all this is right, and what you've found here is just how humans have evolved to be able to speak the way they do, does it tell you anything about speech pathology, about children who lisp, or anything like that?
- Related services such as transportation, speech pathology, and occupational therapy are provided, of course, but one social worker is shared by many schools.
- He said some people's perceptions of the world of speech pathology were confined to lisps and stutters.
- She received a Master's degree in speech pathology and audiology in 1972 from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.
- ‘You can experience hearing loss and not be fully aware of it,’ says Dr. Ruth A. Bentler, University of Iowa professor of speech pathology and audiology.
- Megan Miller, a University of Southern Mississippi graduate student in speech pathology, said she is not surprised that her age bracket has the highest rate of infection.
- Physical therapy, speech pathology, occupational therapy, and a social worker should be involved early in care.
- Students who are required to take educational psychology courses represent a variety of majors, including speech pathology and deaf rehabilitation.
- With academic majors ranging from psychology to speech pathology and hometowns as distant as Dallas and New York City, each member brings a unique perspective to the group.

单词	speech pathology
释义	Definition of speech pathology in English: speech pathology noun another term for speech therapy Example sentencesExamples Other cuts, he argues, see overworked nurses increasingly responsible for physiotherapy, speech pathology, occupational therapy and social work. Within the field of linguistics, and in related areas such as speech pathology, the IPA is widely used and has been a great success. Then she headed off to the University of North Carolina at Greensboro to pursue an undergraduate degree in speech pathology, and it seemed life was back to normal again. Students who are required to take educational psychology courses represent a variety of majors, including speech pathology and deaf rehabilitation. Col. Ben Sierra, director of audiology and speech pathology, 59th Medical Wing, had to yell or use a notepad to communicate with him. With academic majors ranging from psychology to speech pathology and hometowns as distant as Dallas and New York City, each member brings a unique perspective to the group. She received a Master's degree in speech pathology and audiology in 1972 from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. He said some people's perceptions of the world of speech pathology were confined to lisps and stutters. Physical therapy, speech pathology, occupational therapy, and a social worker should be involved early in care. Now if all this is right, and what you've found here is just how humans have evolved to be able to speak the way they do, does it tell you anything about speech pathology, about children who lisp, or anything like that? ‘You can experience hearing loss and not be fully aware of it,’ says Dr. Ruth A. Bentler, University of Iowa professor of speech pathology and audiology. Related services such as transportation, speech pathology, and occupational therapy are provided, of course, but one social worker is shared by many schools. This year she will divide her time between speech pathology and early childhood special education for a number of schools in the district. Megan Miller, a University of Southern Mississippi graduate student in speech pathology, said she is not surprised that her age bracket has the highest rate of infection. Derivatives speech pathologist noun A single consultation with a speech pathologist may be helpful to develop communication strategies. Example sentencesExamples This is done by a skilled team of doctors, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech pathologists. In Jake's case, the related service providers are a speech pathologist and an occupational therapist. The project's core team included a geriatrician, a speech pathologist, a nurse, and an administrator. A speech pathologist will then choose treatment if needed. Definition of speech pathology in US English: speech pathology nounˌspēCH pəˈTHäləjē The study and treatment of speech and language problems. Example sentencesExamples Within the field of linguistics, and in related areas such as speech pathology, the IPA is widely used and has been a great success. Col. Ben Sierra, director of audiology and speech pathology, 59th Medical Wing, had to yell or use a notepad to communicate with him. This year she will divide her time between speech pathology and early childhood special education for a number of schools in the district. Other cuts, he argues, see overworked nurses increasingly responsible for physiotherapy, speech pathology, occupational therapy and social work. Then she headed off to the University of North Carolina at Greensboro to pursue an undergraduate degree in speech pathology, and it seemed life was back to normal again. Now if all this is right, and what you've found here is just how humans have evolved to be able to speak the way they do, does it tell you anything about speech pathology, about children who lisp, or anything like that? Related services such as transportation, speech pathology, and occupational therapy are provided, of course, but one social worker is shared by many schools. He said some people's perceptions of the world of speech pathology were confined to lisps and stutters. She received a Master's degree in speech pathology and audiology in 1972 from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. ‘You can experience hearing loss and not be fully aware of it,’ says Dr. Ruth A. Bentler, University of Iowa professor of speech pathology and audiology. Megan Miller, a University of Southern Mississippi graduate student in speech pathology, said she is not surprised that her age bracket has the highest rate of infection. Physical therapy, speech pathology, occupational therapy, and a social worker should be involved early in care. Students who are required to take educational psychology courses represent a variety of majors, including speech pathology and deaf rehabilitation. With academic majors ranging from psychology to speech pathology and hometowns as distant as Dallas and New York City, each member brings a unique perspective to the group.
随便看	go down like a lead balloon go down like a lead balloon go down like a lead balloon go down like ninepins go down on go down on go down on go down (or drop or fall) like ninepins go down (or drop or fall) like ninepins go down (or over) like a lead balloon godowns go down the aisle go down the drain go down the drain go down the gurgler go down the gurgler go down the pan go down the pan go down the plughole go down the plughole go down the primrose path go down the toilet go down the toilet go down the tube go down the tube (or tubes)