decease in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for decease in the English»Spanish Dictionary

decease [Am dəˈsis, Brit dɪˈsiːs] N U form

decease

fallecimiento m form

decease

defunción f form

decease

deceso m esp LatAm form

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deceso

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decease in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for decease in the English»Spanish Dictionary

decease [dɪˈsi:s] N no pl

decease

fallecimiento m

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deceso

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He died from typhus decease in 1933.

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Just as we have many other problems, e.g., famine, decease, and war, they are quickly solved in a civilized world.

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The intention is to focus on and integrate prevention into patient pathway to reduce decease progression, prevent complications and relapse as well as maximize coping and quality of life.

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In most cases, obesity is a self-inflicting decease.

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Often, eminent lords and knights at their decease would leave articles of their finery to their servants -- much of it unseemly for servingmen and women to wear.

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Who pays for the medical costs if a person suffers lung decease?

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The publication of this work was followed by successively enlarged and improved editions in 1802, 1805, 1808, 1816, 1818, and by numerous editions after the author's decease.

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At his decease the baronetcy became extinct.

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There is increase in mangrove cover, but decease in moderately dense forest.

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Upon the metropolitan decease, the archdeacon assumed all his responsibilities and petitioned the said patriarch for a new substitute.

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