pharmacy oor Xhosa

pharmacy

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A place where prescription drugs are dispensed, a dispensary.

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The Baobab Pharmacy
Amayeza Afumaneka Kwibaobab

KENICHI, a middle-aged gentleman, visited a pharmacy to obtain medicine for a slight cold.
UKENICHI indoda esele iqinile, watyelela ikhemisti ukuze afumane iyeza kuba wayekhathazwa nje ngumkhuhlane.

To cut costs and save time, people in developing countries may bypass the doctor and go directly to the pharmacy to buy drugs that by law require a prescription.
Ukunciphisa iindleko nokonga ixesha, kumazwe asakhasayo abantu basenokudlula kugqirha baze baye ngqo ekhemisti beyokuthenga amayeza ngokomthetho afanele akhutshwe ngomyalelo kagqirha.

Hashish and amphetamines were no longer enough, so I began injecting myself with a morphine derivative that I obtained from different pharmacies.
I-hashish nee-amphetamine zazingasanelanga, ngoko ndaqalisa ukuzihlaba inaliti ene-morphine endandiyifumana kwiivenkile ezahlukeneyo ezithengisa amayeza.

“Of course, the tree is our pharmacy,” laughs Shem.
“Kakade, kulo mthi kulapho sifumana khona amayeza,” kutsho uShem ehleka.

In a hospital in Great Britain, a pharmacy robot with mechanical arms retrieves and dispenses medication within seconds.
Kwisibhedlele saseBritani, kukho irobhothi ekhupha neoda amayeza kwimizuzwana nje embalwa.

On our way from Costa Rica to the United States in August 1975, Sue and I stopped at a pharmacy in El Salvador to buy some medicine.
NgoAgasti, 1975, sisuka eCosta Rica sisiya eUnited States mna noSue samisa e-El Salvador sisiya kuthenga iyeza kwivenkile ethengisa amayeza.

For some reason she did not go to the pharmacy she had been to before but to the one where we were.
Ngenxa yesizathu esithile akazange aye kwivenkile yokuthenga amayeza awayeqhele ukuya kuyo kodwa waya kuleyo sasikuyo.

Says a doctor in Ribeirão Prêto, Brazil: “I think it would be very beneficial if all could have a small home pharmacy . . .
Ugqirha othile eRibeirão Prêto, eBrazil uthi: “Ndicinga ukuba bekungaba yingenelo ukuba sonke besinokuba nendawo encinane yamayeza ekhaya . . .

Make sure that what you buy is from a reputable source, such as a hospital pharmacy.
Qiniseka ukuba oko ukuthengayo kuvela kwindawo edume kakuhle, njengeekhemisti.

Now step into the forest “pharmacy,” and you will see that man’s fate is intertwined with tropical vines and other plants.
Ngoku khawucinge ngokukhiwa “kwamayeza” kula mahlathi, ibe uya kubona ukuba oko kwenziwa ngumntu kuhlobene nezityalo eziphinyelayo nezinye izityalo.

So, according to the World Wildlife Fund, the rain forests “represent a vast pharmacy.”
Ngoko, ngokutsho koMbutho Wengxowa-mali Yehlabathi Yokulondoloza Amahlathi, amahlathi ashinyeneyo “afana nomzi omkhulu wamayeza.”

To get their medications, many elderly and infirm residents now have to travel a mile and a half [two and a half km] to another pharmacy.
Ukuze bafumane amayeza abo, abantu abaninzi abakhulileyo nabagulayo bamele bahambe iikhilomitha ezimbini ezinesiqingatha besiya kwenye ikhemisti.

The patient carries the prescription to the pharmacy but finds the cost is high.
Umguli uthabatha loo miyalelo yamayeza ibhaliweyo aye nayo ekhemisti kodwa ufumanisa ukuba ixabiso lawo liphakamile.

Thus they may feel freer to ask for your help if they need some medicine from the pharmacy, or the like.
Ngaloo ndlela banokuziva bekhululekile ukucela uncedo lwakho xa befuna iyeza ekhemesti, okanye enye into enjalo.