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PHS - translation to russian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
PHS (disambiguation)
PHS
общая лексика
Personal Handy-Phone System
система для персональных мобильных телефонов
японская система цифровой сотовой связи
существительное
общая лексика
служба здравоохранения
синоним
PHS
Personal Handyphone System
система персональных переносных телефонов
public health service
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DIVISION OF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES CONCERNED WITH PUBLIC HEALTH
Public Health Service; U.S. Public Health Service; USPHS; U.S. Public Health Services; US Public Health Service; United States Public Heath Service; U.S. Public Health; Public Heath Service; Public health in the United States; United states indian health service; United states public health service
медицина
здравоохранение
Examples of use of PHS
1. Last month, PHS admitted to having received a bid approach.
2. The company also said it aims to end PHS service in the third quarter of 2007/08.
3. The president of Willcom, Japan‘s largest operator of PHS (handyphone system) services, said he was closely watching Blackberry‘s debut in Japan.
4. Heavy trading in PHS, up 0.25p to 102.25p, prompted talk that a formal offer for the washroom services group will soon be announced.
5. Rich boyfriends were simply referred to as cashpoints, or ATMs; prospective husbands were known as PHs, a pair of letters its subjects were born to recognise as denoting a penthouse.
