Medico

Pronunciation: /ˈmɛdɪˌkoʊ/

Definitions of medico

noun a person who is studying or practising medicine; a medical doctor

Example Sentences

A1 The medico prescribed me some medicine for my cough.

A2 I have an appointment with the medico tomorrow to discuss my health concerns.

B1 The medico recommended that I get more exercise to improve my overall well-being.

B2 After consulting with the medico, I decided to undergo surgery to address my chronic pain.

C1 The medico's expertise in treating rare diseases has earned them a reputation as a leading specialist.

C2 As a seasoned medico, Dr. Smith has published numerous research papers on innovative medical treatments.

Examples of medico in a Sentence

formal The medico conducted a thorough examination of the patient's symptoms.

informal I have an appointment with the medico later today.

slang The medico hooked me up with some strong painkillers.

figurative She was like a medico, always ready to provide comfort and advice.

Grammatical Forms of medico

• plural: medicos
• comparative: more medico
• superlative: most medico
• present tense: medico
• future tense: will medico
• perfect tense: has medicoed
• continuous tense: is medicoing
• singular: medico
• positive degree: medico
• infinitive: to medico
• gerund: medicoing
• participle: medicoed

Origin and Evolution of medico

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'medico' originated from the Latin word 'medicus' which means physician or healer.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'medico' has retained its meaning of a medical professional but may also refer to a doctor in a more informal context.