Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Procedure"

A: More context would help, but maybe the patient is there for liver surgery? Hence the reference to the liver. The play on words is that an organ is an instrument (keyboard, large pipes in a church), but it is also a vital body part (liver, heart, spleen, etc). However technically the penis is also an organ, just an external one. Anyways, for some reason the patient is making a "dirty" joke lol.

A: In Canada and the U.S., usually only two sets of people « get fingerprinted, » I.e., have to let someone make a record of their fingerprints. Those are (1) people who have been arrested and are suspected or accused of having committed a crime, and (2) people who apply for a security clearance or jobs requiring a clearance or a “background investigation” (which itself checks on, among other things, whether the person has an arrest or criminal record). So having to be fingerprinted is connected with the idea of being a criminal (or accused of being a criminal). So fingerprinting is associated mentally with, is identified with — connected closely in people’s thinking — with criminals (with being accused of being a crimjnal; with being identified as someone suspicious who needs to be tracked.

As for “identified with,” I tried to give some near synonyms or rephrasing already. Hanzi are identified with China; hiragana are identified with Japan; having a tattoo may be identified with being a criminal in Japan; wearing scrubs may be identified with being (thought to be evidence that one is) a doctor or nurse in a hospital, etc.

A: It means they have developed procedures which they tested for some time and the tests showed they were sucessfull.

A: A procedure is usually an operation or surgery.

If someone is getting a procedure it usually means that they are having a medical operation.

A: @jseczyk: lax is short for relax
Therefore this means not strict procedures/ easily bendable

A: "Please follow the intended procedure."

"The patient's medical procedure completed safely."

"The usual procedure for learning a new language is to keep practicing!" :)

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A: The procedure took very long.
The procedure was fairly easy.
The procedure deals with a very difficult process.

A: 1. Always make sure you know the emergency procedures (in case of a fire, earthquake, etc.) of your building.

2. To perform the experiment correctly, make sure you follow the procedure.

A: In this case we would say procedure or process.

A: Medical procedure: would be surgery or maybe something like a colonoscopy

Medical treatment: this could be pills, applying bandages, and even maybe setting a bone.

Medical therapy: is when they can’t be treated/cured so instead they try to manage the damage the disease does instead.

Ex: A knee replacement would be a procedure.

Ex: Taking pills would be a treatment.

Ex: Chemotherapy would be a therapy because it’s not a cure but can lessen the spread of cancer or sometimes put it in remission.

A: A process defines the step-by-step protocol or series of actions necessary to accomplish a specific task or objective (how you define the steps needed to achieve the objective).
A procedure usually defines the specific protocol to accomplish part of the process. The procedure outlines the order of specific steps required to achieve an end result, and a series of procedures taken together make up a process.

A: procedure: an established or official way of doing something/ something that’s done in a certain manner. (More medical.Think surgery)


Process: a series of actions or steps taken in order to achieve a particular end.
(More scientific, think chemical process)


Both are the same, but procedures are somethings that done with a set set of rules.
A process is usually an unknown amount of time but it’s a PROCESS of which something happens

A: Procedure = steps.
Process = ... more focus on what's being done to achieve the final result?
They can both be used in some cases.

A: thanks :-)

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A: Braces

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A: "isn't always required" is fine.
それか：
The procedure isn't necessarily required.

「いつもする」と「かならずする」と同じようなもんですね。

A: Fill out gives a bigger emphasis that you have to complete the entire form.

A: 失礼しました。Which is more natural?って書いてありましたね。自分は多分「I am sick and tired of all the bureaucratic red tape」を使います。合体したものの方がインパクトがある気がします。でもどっちかというと「red tape」ですがどちも大丈夫です。

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A: There is a lot of paperwork.
Paperwork is non- count

A: I would say "define the procedure of an interrupted test hen wafer NG>3 pcs for mass production