practice
 noun
 práctica
EN He bore a reputation for wisdom rather than skill --leaving the active practice of medicine to his assistants and younger contemporaries-- and was much sought for in matters of consultation.
GL Gozaba de boa reputación, máis pola súa sabedoría que pola súa destreza, e buscábase máis ben para asuntos de consulta, deixando a práctica activa da medicina para os seus axudantes e colegas máis novos.
 Fonte: ESP (1791)
adestramento
EN When the morning practice was over the trainer would make his comments and sometimes illustrate them by shuffling along for a yard or so in an old pair of blue canvas shoes.
GL Cando o adestramento matutino rematara, o adestrador facía comentos e ás veces ilustrábaos arrastrando, cousa dunha iarda, os pés calzados cun par de zapatos vellos de lona.
Fonte: RET (1356)
hábito
EN Often, he says, new technology upsets them because it makes them question their practices and familiar ideas and forces them to make choices.
GL A miúdo as novas tecnoloxías pertúrbanos porque os levan a cuestiona-los hábitos e teorías consagradas, e obríganos a se pronunciaren.
Fonte: C02 (1201)
método
EN If this collective work is now pursued, it may be possible to develop new structures and practices for reporting on the developing world.
GL Se ese traballo colectivo prosegue, tal vez sexa posible achar novas estructuras e métodos para falar do mundo en desenvolvemento.
Fonte: C25 (1233)
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