homeopathy

• n. [臨床] 順勢療法；同種療法

來自homeopath,順勢治療。

homeopathy

homeopathy: [19] Greek hómoios meant ‘like, similar’. It was derived from homós ‘same’, a word ultimately related to English same which has contributed homogeneous [17], homonym [17], homophone [17], and homosexual [19] to the English language. Combined with -pátheia, a derivative of Greek páthos ‘passion, suffering’, it produced German homöopathie, which was borrowed by English around 1830. Etymologically, the word means ‘cure by similarity’ – that is, by administering minute quantities of the same substance as caused the disease – and contrasts with allopathy [19], based on Greek állos ‘other’.
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homeopathy (n.)

1830, from German Homöopathie, coined 1824 by German physician Samuel Friedrich Hahnemann (1755-1843) from Greek homoios "like, similar, of the same kind" (see homeo-) + -patheia (see -pathy).

1. Most doctors appear to recognize homeopathy as a legitimate form of medicine.

大多數醫生似乎都接受順勢療法是一種合理的醫療手段。

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2. Market in 2008 was in swing in 2009, perhaps out of homeopathy.

2008年創業板曾經如箭在弦,2009年也許順勢而出.

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3. Homeopathy is a popular form of medicine.

順勢療法是一種流行的非正統療法.

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4. Students will study in detail medical acupuncture, homeopathy. osteopathic manipulation and guided imagery.

學生們將詳細學習針灸 、 順勢療法、骨療手法以及暗示療法.

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5. Homeopathy for, make good use of stop loss is the only way to win investors.

順勢而為, 用好止損位是投資者獲勝的不二法門.

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