Opair

Posted By: FTMT on 2008-02-18
In Reply to: S/l O pair - here is the sentence

Subject: Opair

Correct spelling is "aupair" a French term used to describe a "nanny" hired to take care of kids.

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S/l O pair - here is the sentence
- it's au pair (like a live-in nanny) nm - ANON
- How do you type LeFort 2.5? Should be Roman numbers? TIA - ASH
  - If you mean the urological instrument it would be 2.5 if you mean LeFort I osteotomy I have never he - MT50
    - I posted the complete sentence inside... - ASH
      - maybe LeFort II five fractures? - trying to help................sm
        oops, I meant LeFort II 5 fractures.... - trying to help................sm
      - That would be a LeFort II fracture where the 2.5 is coming from I am not sure. - MT50
        I thought maybe LeFort II 0.5 but I'm not sure either. Thanks. - ASH
- Thank you so much. I'd never got it. - here is the sentence
- Opair - FTMT
- au pair (nanny or live-in baby-sitter) - MT50

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