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what seems to be the problem

what seems to be the problem phrase: a question posed by a doctor on seeing a patient, to inquire about symptoms.

Phrase

what seems to be the problem?

  1. A question posed by a doctor on seeing a patient, to inquire about symptoms.

Questions about what seems to be the problem

What does what seems to be the problem mean?
What seems to be the problem means a question posed by a doctor on seeing a patient, to inquire about symptoms.
What part of speech is what seems to be the problem?
What seems to be the problem is a phrase.

Words near what seems to be the problem in the dictionary

  1. what of
  2. what of it
  3. what price
  4. what say
  5. what say you
  6. what seems to be the problem
  7. what should I do
  8. what someone is about
  9. what someone is made of
  10. what someone said
  11. what someone says goes

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