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| cura |
care
cure
treatment
charge
remedy
heed
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| guarigione |
healing
recovery
cure
|
| rimedio |
remedy
cure
help
anodyne
|
| curare |
cure
treat
heal
take care
attend
edit
|
| guarire |
heal
cure
recover
get out
convalesce
recruit
|
| sanare |
heal
cure
correct
restore
put right
|
| trattare |
treat
deal
deal with
handle
process
cure
|
| risanare |
restore
reclaim
reorganize
cure
reorganise
|
| conciare |
tan
cure
dirty
curry
get dirty
get oneself up
|
| salare |
salt
cure
corn
|
| affumicare |
smoke
blacken with smoke
fill with smoke
kipper
cure
|
| conservarsi |
keep
cure
|
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Esempi
“Then he called for Filomeno, who has a good horse, and who should ride over to this village here and call for the white doctor who is here, because our medicine-man thinks that the white doctor might know better how to cure his own kind.
’‘It’s not their fault being grumpy if they can’t cure it.
The joy of the father was unbounded when he found that his son could see like a young eagle and was told by don Manuel that the cure would be permanent.
’‘You don’t know what a cure is,’ I say.
He had an astounding aptness for making so many variations of the same medicine that he could afford to cure each sickness and each individual in a different way.
Having made a careful examination of the boy’s eyes, he told the chief that he was sure that he could cure the boy—that the boy might regain the full use of his eyes.
Ah, we tried to keep him a while, to make him comfortable, but there’s no cure for age.
‘So what’s the cure?
But you can’t cure these fellers, and I suppose if somebody could cure them they wouldn’t like it.
We all think that you can cure him, for he is not dead, he is only very weak, and you may know a white man’s nature better than we do.
I was down in Australia, where I made the fare back home, with a few hundred left over to cure me of a stomach trouble I caught down there.
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