treatment
NounUS[treet-muhnt]/ˈtritmənt/2 syllables
Open English WordNet
Noun (5)treatments
- care provided to improve a situation (especially medical procedures or applications that are intended to relieve illness or injury)Synonyms: interventionType of care, attentionKinds medical care, massage, acupressure, naturopathy, hydropathy, acupuncture, osteoclasis, orthoptics, detoxification, chiropractic +7 moreParts remedy, curative
- the management of someone or something“the handling of prisoners”“the treatment of water sewage”“the right to equal treatment in the criminal justice system”Synonyms: handlingType of management, directionKinds dealing, bioremediation
- a manner of dealing with something artistically“his treatment of space borrows from Italian architecture”Type of artistic style, idiom
- an extended communication (often interactive) dealing with some particular topic“the book contains an excellent discussion of modal logic”“his treatment of the race question is badly biased”Synonyms: discussiondiscourseType of communication, communicatingKinds detail, talk, consideration, dilation, expansion
- (medicine) the act of caring for someone (as by medication or remedial training etc.)“the quarterback is undergoing treatment for a knee injury”“he tried every treatment the doctors suggested”“heat therapy gave the best relief”Synonyms: therapyType of medical care, medical aidKinds shock therapy, infrared therapy, chemotherapy, speech therapy, physical therapy, refrigeration, radiotherapy, medication, hormone replacement therapy, immunotherapy +12 more
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Translations
Noun medical care for an illness or injury
- Spanish
- tratamiento
- French
- traitement
- German
- Behandlung
- Italian
- trattamento
- Portuguese
- tratamento
- Turkish
- tedavi
- Russian
- лече́ние lečénije
- Arabic
- مُعَالَجَة muʕālaja
- Chinese
- 治疗 zhìliáo
- Japanese
- 治療 chiryō
19 more languages
- Dutch
- behandeling
- Polish
- leczenie
- Swedish
- behandling
- Korean
- 치료 chiryo
- Indonesian
- penanganan
- Vietnamese
- điều trị
- Hungarian
- kezelés
- Portuguese (PT)
- tratamento
- Chinese (Trad.)
- 治療 zhìliáo
- Catalan
- tractament
- Czech
- léčba
- Danish
- behandling
- Finnish
- hoito
- Georgian
- მკურნალობა mḳurnaloba
- Hebrew
- טיפול tipul
- Icelandic
- meðferð
- Romanian
- tratament
- Scottish Gaelic
- leigheas
- Serbo-Croatian
- liječenje
Noun process or manner of treating
- French
- traitement
- German
- Behandlung
- Italian
- trattamento
- Portuguese
- tratamento
- Turkish
- muamele
- Russian
- обраще́ние obraščénije
- Arabic
- مُعَامَلَة muʕāmala
- Dutch
- behandeling
- Polish
- traktowanie
- Swedish
- behandling
14 more languages
- Korean
- 대우 dae'u
- Indonesian
- perlakuan
- Portuguese (PT)
- tratamento
- Catalan
- tractament
- Czech
- zacházení
- Danish
- behandling
- Esperanto
- pritraktado
- Finnish
- kohtelu
- Hebrew
- יחס yakhas
- Icelandic
- meðferð
- Norwegian
- medfart
- Romanian
- tratament
- Serbo-Croatian
- tretman
- Welsh
- triniaeth
Noun preserving or giving particular properties
- Spanish
- tratamiento
- French
- traitement
- German
- Behandlung
- Italian
- trattamento
- Portuguese
- tratamento
- Turkish
- işlem
- Dutch
- behandeling
- Polish
- obróbka
- Swedish
- behandling
- Greek
- επεξεργασία epexergasía
13 more languages
- Korean
- 가공 gagong
- Indonesian
- perlakuan
- Hungarian
- kezelés
- Portuguese (PT)
- tratamento
- Catalan
- tractament
- Danish
- behandling
- Esperanto
- traktado
- Finnish
- käsittely
- Hebrew
- טיפול tipul
- Icelandic
- meðferð
- Malagasy
- fikarakarana
- Romanian
- tratare
- Welsh
- triniaeth
The main translation for each meaning, from the langtolang.com multilingual dictionary. Each word links to its full entry there.
Webster's Dictionary (1913)
Treat′ment noun
Origin: Cf. F. traitement. See Treat.
1. The act or manner of treating; management; manipulation; handling; usage; as, unkind treatment; medical treatment.
2. Entertainment; treat. obsolete
Accept such treatment as a swain affords.— Alexander Pope
Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913), from GCIDE 0.54