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finance 1, noun(dictionary)
Mediceo Holdings(finance)
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Belly button(health)

Mediceo Holdings (finance) and button 1, noun (oh)


Mediceo Holdings (finance)


Mediceo Holdings is a top Japanese corporation in the field of Health care equipment and Services, and its estimated market value is 2,380 million US dollars.





button 1, noun (oh)



[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Old French; Origin: boton, from boter; BUTT2]
a small round flat object on your shirt, coat etc which you pass through a hole to fasten it
::small pearl buttons
::A button was missing from his shirt.
::She undid (=unfastened) the buttons of her blouse.
do up a button BrE (=fasten a button)
a small part or area of a machine that you press to make it do something
:: Press the pause button .
::Click on the icon with the right mouse button .
a small area on a computer screen, especially on a website, that you click on in order to perform an action
AmE a small metal or plastic pin with a message or picture on it
British Equivalent: badge
::presidential campaign buttons
button nose/eyes
a nose or eyes that are small and round
on the button
especially AmE informal exactly right, or at exactly the right time
::She got to our house at two, on the button.
press/push (all) the right buttons
to get what you want by behaving in a clever way
::She seemed to push all the right buttons.
press/push sb's buttons
to make someone angry by doing or saying something that annoys them
::He really knows how to push Dad's buttons.
at/with the push/touch of a button
used to emphasize how easy a machine is to use because it is controlled by pushing a button
::The instrument can gauge a distance with the push of a button.
-see also as bright as a button at bright (7)