Summary
cure {noun}
guérison · cure · traitement
to cure {verb}
faire une cure · subir la salaison · désaccoutumer · saler · fumer · guérir · soigner · traiter · boucaner
cure {noun}
course of treatment · cure · course · parsonage
curé {noun}
parish priest · priest · pastor
curer {verb}
to clean out
Synonyms
cure: bring around · heal · remedy
cure: thérapeutique · presbytère · régime
curé: abbé · ecclésiastique · prêtre
curer: creuser · excaver · approfondir
more (21)English-French translation for "cure"
"cure" French translation
cure {noun}
Science has given us grounds to hope for vaccines and, ultimately, for a cure.
As regards desertification, prevention was cheaper than cure.
The process to cure the phenomenon is much more complicated.
We must explain why easing the pain of the moment may endanger the possibility of finding a long-term cure.
The DOTS strategy produces cure rates of up to 95 per cent even in the poorest countries.
After the discussions with employers, CURE put forward the following recommendations:
A good nutritive diet would not cure a disease but would improve the quality of life.
The purpose is to cure the children and train then n crop-farming and stock-rearing.
This Sunday, October 4, cities and towns across Canada will host Run for a Cure.
Carecross, like Prime Cure, focuses on low-income consumers.
cure {noun} [med.] (also: course, management, therapy)
Two responses are required in the face of this evil scourge: prevention and cure.
The search for a cure for such diseases had to be addressed by the international community.
However, he doubted that reason could provide a cure for obsession.
At the same time, we recognize that diagnosis does not always result in a cure.
For TB and malaria, the economics of the cure are very different.
to cure {verb}
to cure [cured|cured] {vb}
The purpose is to cure the children and train then n crop-farming and stock-rearing.
to cure [cured|cured] {vb}
to cure [cured|cured] {vb}
to cure [cured|cured] {vb} [gastro.]
to cure [cured|cured] {vb} [gastro.]
to cure [cured|cured] {vb} [med.]
We have to act quickly in response, because prevention is far better than cure.
We will know how many are waiting, but I do not know how many we will cure.
Prevention continues to be better, and far more cost-effective, than cure.
Action is better than reaction, and prevention is worth the proverbial “pound of cure”.
Prevention is wiser than cure, and it is less painful and often less costly.
to cure [cured|cured] {vb} [med.] (also: to attend)
They seem to be doing their best to cure me so that I may finish my writings.
We cannot merely continue to treat its symptoms: we have to find a cure.
In other words, we must cure the disease by addressing its root causes.
We want to cure them, and the swines are protesting!
Without proper nutrition, nothing can prevent the spread of AIDS nor cure the people carrying the disease.
to cure [cured|cured] {vb} [med.] (also: to heal)
What causes it, how to treat it and how to cure it are mysteries we still must solve.
But even as we work to cure the disease we must continue to treat the symptoms.
Therefore, we have few options besides simultaneously attempting to deal with the symptoms and trying to cure the disease.
The establishment of funds providing healthcare services and based upon voluntary payments is one way to cure this problem.
For nearly the past 25 years, AIDS has been treated, but not cured.
to cure [cured|cured] {v.t.} (also: to smoke)
cure {noun}
course of treatment {noun}
After the discussions with employers, CURE put forward the following recommendations:
A good nutritive diet would not cure a disease but would improve the quality of life.
The purpose is to cure the children and train then n crop-farming and stock-rearing.
This Sunday, October 4, cities and towns across Canada will host Run for a Cure.
Carecross, like Prime Cure, focuses on low-income consumers.
curé {noun}
parish priest {noun}
curer {verb}
to clean out {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "cure":
© Princeton Universitybring around · heal · remedy · curative · therapeutic
Synonyms (French) for "cure":
© myThes Dicollectethérapeutique · presbytère · régime · pouvoir · gouvernement · vitesse · sacristie · annexe
Synonyms (French) for "curé":
© myThes Dicollecteabbé · ecclésiastique · prêtre · vicaire · pasteur · archimandrite · supérieur · aumônier · chapelain · recteur · desservant · officiant · doyen · pontife · ministre · père · coadjuteur · révérend
Synonyms (French) for "curer":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "cure" in French
Similar words
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