Definition of chiropody in English:

chiropody

nounkɪˈrɒpədi

mass nounBritish

The treatment of the feet and their ailments.
Example sentencesExamples
- They may offer leisure activities such as arts and crafts, or services such as chiropody and hairdressing.
- Visiting services will be available such as physiotherapy, chiropody, occupational therapists and alternative therapists.
- They offer a whole range of facials, massage, pedicure, manicure and chiropody treatments, ranging in price from £24 for a basic pedicure to £39 for the super de luxe.
- She arranged work experience at North Tees Hospital's cardio respiratory unit, and in x-ray, chiropody and audiology.
- Patients with peripheral vascular disease benefit from regular chiropody, and those with diabetes should attend a foot clinic.
- There will also be a variety of health services available, including physiotherapy, chiropody, healthy eating, sexual health advice and counselling sessions.
- A good initiative, but I wish the Prime Minister could have been with me when I went to my clinic for chiropody yesterday.
- Other facilities will include an expanded community dental service, new surgeries for chiropody, additional classes for new parents, more consulting rooms and an office for local social workers.
- He has unveiled a three-year recovery plan that includes slashing prices and closing its laser eye treatment, dentist and chiropody clinics.
- One attractive feature is that it offers a 50 per cent refund of everyday expenses such as GP fees, physiotherapy, child counselling, chiropody and emergency dental treatment.
- In the last financial year, the dentistry, chiropody and laser hair removal businesses reported losses of £16.3 million.
- It is treated with physiotherapy, osteopathy, chiropody and surgery or a combination of treatments.
- Participants spend three years at Waterloo studying kinesiology, and two years at Michener studying either chiropody or respiratory therapy.
- At present, only two therapies - osteopathy and chiropody - have a regulatory umbrella body, established by the government.
- What infuriates me is the undervaluing of the sort of help which keeps older women reasonably fit - physiotherapy, chiropody, check-ups and so on.
- The project involves the provision of evidence-based medical, nursing, dietetic and chiropody care to diabetic patients at GP practice level.
- Residents would share a central mall, library, beauty salon, activity room and cafe and there would also be a treatment room for physiotherapy, aromatherapy, chiropody and other health services.
- A wide range of medical services such as physiotherapy, chiropody, acupuncture and reflexology is provided for the residents and visitors to the Centre.
- Community based diabetes nursing, dietetics, and chiropody posts were unfilled.
- Nevertheless, after further decades of boundary disputes with medicine, chiropody in Britain finally achieved state registration or licensing in 1960, largely within the terms of the above definition.

Derivatives

chiropodist

noun kɪˈrɒpədɪstkəˈrɑpədəst

British

A person who treats the feet and their ailments.
she decided to train as a chiropodist
Example sentencesExamples
- They will be attended by a diabetes nurse specialist, a dietician, a chiropodist, a physiotherapist and a Diabetes of Ireland resource officer.
- A chiropodist will hold a clinic on Thursday, June 12, at 11 am in the Portmagee Community Centre.
- The four bed unit combined the work of clinical nurse specialists, dermatologists, vascular surgeons, chiropodists, and social workers.

Origin

Late 19th century: from chiro- 'hand' + Greek pous, pod- 'foot'.

Definition of chiropody in US English:

chiropody

noun

British

The treatment of the feet and their ailments; podiatry.
Example sentencesExamples
- The project involves the provision of evidence-based medical, nursing, dietetic and chiropody care to diabetic patients at GP practice level.
- Community based diabetes nursing, dietetics, and chiropody posts were unfilled.
- There will also be a variety of health services available, including physiotherapy, chiropody, healthy eating, sexual health advice and counselling sessions.
- Visiting services will be available such as physiotherapy, chiropody, occupational therapists and alternative therapists.
- A wide range of medical services such as physiotherapy, chiropody, acupuncture and reflexology is provided for the residents and visitors to the Centre.
- It is treated with physiotherapy, osteopathy, chiropody and surgery or a combination of treatments.
- They offer a whole range of facials, massage, pedicure, manicure and chiropody treatments, ranging in price from £24 for a basic pedicure to £39 for the super de luxe.
- Participants spend three years at Waterloo studying kinesiology, and two years at Michener studying either chiropody or respiratory therapy.
- Residents would share a central mall, library, beauty salon, activity room and cafe and there would also be a treatment room for physiotherapy, aromatherapy, chiropody and other health services.
- She arranged work experience at North Tees Hospital's cardio respiratory unit, and in x-ray, chiropody and audiology.
- Nevertheless, after further decades of boundary disputes with medicine, chiropody in Britain finally achieved state registration or licensing in 1960, largely within the terms of the above definition.
- A good initiative, but I wish the Prime Minister could have been with me when I went to my clinic for chiropody yesterday.
- One attractive feature is that it offers a 50 per cent refund of everyday expenses such as GP fees, physiotherapy, child counselling, chiropody and emergency dental treatment.
- In the last financial year, the dentistry, chiropody and laser hair removal businesses reported losses of £16.3 million.
- They may offer leisure activities such as arts and crafts, or services such as chiropody and hairdressing.
- Other facilities will include an expanded community dental service, new surgeries for chiropody, additional classes for new parents, more consulting rooms and an office for local social workers.
- At present, only two therapies - osteopathy and chiropody - have a regulatory umbrella body, established by the government.
- Patients with peripheral vascular disease benefit from regular chiropody, and those with diabetes should attend a foot clinic.
- What infuriates me is the undervaluing of the sort of help which keeps older women reasonably fit - physiotherapy, chiropody, check-ups and so on.
- He has unveiled a three-year recovery plan that includes slashing prices and closing its laser eye treatment, dentist and chiropody clinics.

Origin

Late 19th century: from chiro- ‘hand’ + Greek pous, pod- ‘foot’.

单词	chiropody
释义	Definition of chiropody in English: chiropody nounkɪˈrɒpədi mass nounBritish The treatment of the feet and their ailments. Example sentencesExamples They may offer leisure activities such as arts and crafts, or services such as chiropody and hairdressing. Visiting services will be available such as physiotherapy, chiropody, occupational therapists and alternative therapists. They offer a whole range of facials, massage, pedicure, manicure and chiropody treatments, ranging in price from £24 for a basic pedicure to £39 for the super de luxe. She arranged work experience at North Tees Hospital's cardio respiratory unit, and in x-ray, chiropody and audiology. Patients with peripheral vascular disease benefit from regular chiropody, and those with diabetes should attend a foot clinic. There will also be a variety of health services available, including physiotherapy, chiropody, healthy eating, sexual health advice and counselling sessions. A good initiative, but I wish the Prime Minister could have been with me when I went to my clinic for chiropody yesterday. Other facilities will include an expanded community dental service, new surgeries for chiropody, additional classes for new parents, more consulting rooms and an office for local social workers. He has unveiled a three-year recovery plan that includes slashing prices and closing its laser eye treatment, dentist and chiropody clinics. One attractive feature is that it offers a 50 per cent refund of everyday expenses such as GP fees, physiotherapy, child counselling, chiropody and emergency dental treatment. In the last financial year, the dentistry, chiropody and laser hair removal businesses reported losses of £16.3 million. It is treated with physiotherapy, osteopathy, chiropody and surgery or a combination of treatments. Participants spend three years at Waterloo studying kinesiology, and two years at Michener studying either chiropody or respiratory therapy. At present, only two therapies - osteopathy and chiropody - have a regulatory umbrella body, established by the government. What infuriates me is the undervaluing of the sort of help which keeps older women reasonably fit - physiotherapy, chiropody, check-ups and so on. The project involves the provision of evidence-based medical, nursing, dietetic and chiropody care to diabetic patients at GP practice level. Residents would share a central mall, library, beauty salon, activity room and cafe and there would also be a treatment room for physiotherapy, aromatherapy, chiropody and other health services. A wide range of medical services such as physiotherapy, chiropody, acupuncture and reflexology is provided for the residents and visitors to the Centre. Community based diabetes nursing, dietetics, and chiropody posts were unfilled. Nevertheless, after further decades of boundary disputes with medicine, chiropody in Britain finally achieved state registration or licensing in 1960, largely within the terms of the above definition. Derivatives chiropodist noun kɪˈrɒpədɪstkəˈrɑpədəst British A person who treats the feet and their ailments. she decided to train as a chiropodist Example sentencesExamples They will be attended by a diabetes nurse specialist, a dietician, a chiropodist, a physiotherapist and a Diabetes of Ireland resource officer. A chiropodist will hold a clinic on Thursday, June 12, at 11 am in the Portmagee Community Centre. The four bed unit combined the work of clinical nurse specialists, dermatologists, vascular surgeons, chiropodists, and social workers. Origin Late 19th century: from chiro- 'hand' + Greek pous, pod- 'foot'. Definition of chiropody in US English: chiropody noun British The treatment of the feet and their ailments; podiatry. Example sentencesExamples The project involves the provision of evidence-based medical, nursing, dietetic and chiropody care to diabetic patients at GP practice level. Community based diabetes nursing, dietetics, and chiropody posts were unfilled. There will also be a variety of health services available, including physiotherapy, chiropody, healthy eating, sexual health advice and counselling sessions. Visiting services will be available such as physiotherapy, chiropody, occupational therapists and alternative therapists. A wide range of medical services such as physiotherapy, chiropody, acupuncture and reflexology is provided for the residents and visitors to the Centre. It is treated with physiotherapy, osteopathy, chiropody and surgery or a combination of treatments. They offer a whole range of facials, massage, pedicure, manicure and chiropody treatments, ranging in price from £24 for a basic pedicure to £39 for the super de luxe. Participants spend three years at Waterloo studying kinesiology, and two years at Michener studying either chiropody or respiratory therapy. Residents would share a central mall, library, beauty salon, activity room and cafe and there would also be a treatment room for physiotherapy, aromatherapy, chiropody and other health services. She arranged work experience at North Tees Hospital's cardio respiratory unit, and in x-ray, chiropody and audiology. Nevertheless, after further decades of boundary disputes with medicine, chiropody in Britain finally achieved state registration or licensing in 1960, largely within the terms of the above definition. A good initiative, but I wish the Prime Minister could have been with me when I went to my clinic for chiropody yesterday. One attractive feature is that it offers a 50 per cent refund of everyday expenses such as GP fees, physiotherapy, child counselling, chiropody and emergency dental treatment. In the last financial year, the dentistry, chiropody and laser hair removal businesses reported losses of £16.3 million. They may offer leisure activities such as arts and crafts, or services such as chiropody and hairdressing. Other facilities will include an expanded community dental service, new surgeries for chiropody, additional classes for new parents, more consulting rooms and an office for local social workers. At present, only two therapies - osteopathy and chiropody - have a regulatory umbrella body, established by the government. Patients with peripheral vascular disease benefit from regular chiropody, and those with diabetes should attend a foot clinic. What infuriates me is the undervaluing of the sort of help which keeps older women reasonably fit - physiotherapy, chiropody, check-ups and so on. He has unveiled a three-year recovery plan that includes slashing prices and closing its laser eye treatment, dentist and chiropody clinics. Origin Late 19th century: from chiro- ‘hand’ + Greek pous, pod- ‘foot’.
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