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41stat — [staet] 1. n. a thermostat. (See also stats.) □ Who turned down the stat? □ I’m afraid you need a new stat. 2. AND STAT mod. a medical notation meaning “immediately.” (From Latin statim “immediately”) □ Run these tes …
42Stat — Die Bezeichnung Stat kann stehen für: Stat (Einheit), eine veraltete Einheit der Radioaktivität STAT als Abkürzung steht für: Signal Transducers and Activators of Transcription, siehe STAT Proteine Statistik Austria, das statistische Amt der… …
43STAT — A common medical abbreviation which is used to imply urgent or rush. It is derived from a Latin word "statim" which means immediately. * * * immediately [Lat. statim]; signal transducer and activator of transcription; state trait… …
44stat — I. noun Date: circa 1961 statistic usually used in plural II. adverb Etymology: from stat, abbreviation for L. statim Date: 1875 without delay ; immediately < get a doctor stat > III …
45stat — statistique [ statistik ] n. f. et adj. • v. 1785; lat. mod. statisticus (XVIIe) « relatif à l État », du lat. status, probablt d apr. l it. statista « homme d État » I ♦ N. f. 1 ♦ Vx Étude méthodique des faits sociaux, par des procédés… …
46stat — stat1 [stat] abbreviation informal 1》 photostat. 2》 statistic(s). 3》 thermostat. stat2 [stat] adverb (in a medical direction or prescription) immediately. Origin C19: abbrev. of L. statim …
47stat — /stæt/ (say stat) adverb Medicine Colloquial immediately: to provide oxygen stat. {Latin statin at once} …
48Stät — 1. Nur stät, es treibt uns ja niemand. – Simrock, 10459. 2. Schön stat (langsam), dass mir das Ross nicht scheu wird. – Breslauer Zeitung, 1870, Nr. 414. Sagt der Baier. 3. Steht vnd still ist mein will. – Gruter, III, 83 …
49STAT — Immediately (Medical » Physiology) ** Signal Transducer And Activator Of Transcription (Medical » Physiology) * United States Statutes at Large (Governmental » US Government) * I Stat Corporation (Business » NASDAQ Symbols) * Students Today… …
50stat — noun Stat is used before these nouns: ↑sheet …
