Definition of venereology in English:

venereology

nounvɪˌnɪərɪˈɒlədʒivəˌnɪriˈɑlədʒi

mass noun

The branch of medicine concerned with venereal diseases.
性病学
Example sentencesExamples
- While in general practice, he developed an interest in venereology, and produced the first major study on genital warts, to which reference is still made.
- He was an excellent teacher and helped to set up the postgraduate course in sexually transmitted diseases and the diploma in venereology.
- These words were spoken by the late Dr Robbie Morton, drawing on three decades' experience in venereology.
- He spent two years in with the Royal Air Force in Rhodesia, where he specialised in venereology and rose to squadron leader.
- He joined the Royal Army Medical Corps and started training in venereology at St Mary's Hospital in 1947.

Derivatives

venereological

adjectivevɪˌnɪərɪəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l

The center has 3 inpatient wards: dermatological, venereological and mycological as well as an inpatient department.
Example sentencesExamples
- We also provide diagnosis and treatment for venereological infections like discharge, genital warts and herpes.
- She was particularly impressed with the venereological institute at Moscow.

venereologist

noun

The venereologist, as they were called, thought only about ‘Well what drug will I use next?’
Example sentencesExamples
- Andrew served for five years as a major in the Royal Army Medical Corps, becoming a medical specialist venereologist.

Definition of venereology in US English:

venereology

nounvəˌnɪriˈɑlədʒivəˌnirēˈäləjē

The branch of medicine concerned with venereal diseases.
性病学
Example sentencesExamples
- These words were spoken by the late Dr Robbie Morton, drawing on three decades' experience in venereology.
- He spent two years in with the Royal Air Force in Rhodesia, where he specialised in venereology and rose to squadron leader.
- He was an excellent teacher and helped to set up the postgraduate course in sexually transmitted diseases and the diploma in venereology.
- He joined the Royal Army Medical Corps and started training in venereology at St Mary's Hospital in 1947.
- While in general practice, he developed an interest in venereology, and produced the first major study on genital warts, to which reference is still made.

单词	venereology
释义	Definition of venereology in English: venereology nounvɪˌnɪərɪˈɒlədʒivəˌnɪriˈɑlədʒi mass noun The branch of medicine concerned with venereal diseases. 性病学 Example sentencesExamples While in general practice, he developed an interest in venereology, and produced the first major study on genital warts, to which reference is still made. He was an excellent teacher and helped to set up the postgraduate course in sexually transmitted diseases and the diploma in venereology. These words were spoken by the late Dr Robbie Morton, drawing on three decades' experience in venereology. He spent two years in with the Royal Air Force in Rhodesia, where he specialised in venereology and rose to squadron leader. He joined the Royal Army Medical Corps and started training in venereology at St Mary's Hospital in 1947. Derivatives venereological adjectivevɪˌnɪərɪəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l The center has 3 inpatient wards: dermatological, venereological and mycological as well as an inpatient department. Example sentencesExamples We also provide diagnosis and treatment for venereological infections like discharge, genital warts and herpes. She was particularly impressed with the venereological institute at Moscow. venereologist noun The venereologist, as they were called, thought only about ‘Well what drug will I use next?’ Example sentencesExamples Andrew served for five years as a major in the Royal Army Medical Corps, becoming a medical specialist venereologist. Definition of venereology in US English: venereology nounvəˌnɪriˈɑlədʒivəˌnirēˈäləjē The branch of medicine concerned with venereal diseases. 性病学 Example sentencesExamples These words were spoken by the late Dr Robbie Morton, drawing on three decades' experience in venereology. He spent two years in with the Royal Air Force in Rhodesia, where he specialised in venereology and rose to squadron leader. He was an excellent teacher and helped to set up the postgraduate course in sexually transmitted diseases and the diploma in venereology. He joined the Royal Army Medical Corps and started training in venereology at St Mary's Hospital in 1947. While in general practice, he developed an interest in venereology, and produced the first major study on genital warts, to which reference is still made.
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