Examples of using "Doktor" in a sentence and their english translations:
She is not a physician.
- My father is a doctor.
- My father's a doctor.
Is he a doctor?
My father is a doctor.
- My father is a doctor.
- My father's a doctor.
I have a brother who's a doctor.
became a doctor myself,
Which doctor is attending you?
Good morning, doctor!
Is he a doctor or a patient?
I am a doctor.
I want to become a doctor.
- I have a stomachache, doctor.
- Doctor, my stomach hurts.
The doctor has saved my life.
- I don't know if he is a doctor.
- I don't know if he's a doctor.
Thank you very much, doctor.
Doctor, can I drink beer?
Doctor, can I drink beer?
Doctor, my stomach hurts.
The doctor advised her to enter the hospital.
- He is not a doctor.
- He is not a physician.
- He's no doctor.
The doctor operates two days a week.
Doctor, can I drink beer?
- I wish to be a doctor.
- I want to become a doctor.
The doctors prohibited Tom from taking any further trips.
I'm not a doctor.
She's an MD-PhD student in medical education.
The old doctor gave individual attention to each patient.
Dr. Faust was well versed in alchemy.
The doctor pulled the paper from his pocket.
My father is a doctor, and I'm going to be one, too.
Excuse me, but aren't you Dr. White?
It's about my husband, doctor; he sleeps badly.
He was told to abstain from drinking by the doctor.
The doctor told me not to eat too much.
I'm a doctor. How about you?
You said you were a doctor.
I want to be a doctor.
"Doctor, everybody is ignoring me." "Next, please."
I don't know if he's a doctor.
Doctor, I don't know what's wrong with me. I don't feel good.
and her doctor told her husband that he should find a home for her
The doctor broke the Hippocratic Oath.
On December 3rd, 1967, Doctor Barnard was able to perform the first human heart transplant.
Thank you very much, doctor.
After the doctor's ominous statement, it was clear that he had some gloomy news for the patient.
The doctor went to the sick person's house and prescribed a few medications.
He paced up and down the hall waiting for the doctor to come out.
"Doctor, say it to me quite frankly, even if it's difficult: Will I pull through, or have I bit the biscuit?" - "You're going to be back on your feet again. The question is just when!"