trench fever in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for trench fever in the English»Italian Dictionary

trench fever [Brit, Am trɛntʃ ˈfivər] N

trench fever

febbre f delle trincee

Translations for trench fever in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.fever [Brit ˈfiːvə, Am ˈfivər] N

1. fever (temperature):

fever

febbre f

to have a fever

avere la febbre

her fever has broken or subsided

la febbre le è scesa

2. fever (excited state):

fever

febbre f

fever

eccitazione f

in a fever of excitement

in un'agitazione febbrile

3. fever (craze):

fever

febbre f

gold, rock-and-roll fever

la febbre dell'oro, del rock and roll

he's got gambling fever

ha la febbre del gioco

II.fever [Brit ˈfiːvə, Am ˈfivər] VB trans

fever

fare venire la febbre a

I.trench [Brit trɛn(t)ʃ, Am trɛn(t)ʃ] N

trench

fosso m

trench

fossato m

trench MIL

trincea f

to dig, fill in a trench

scavare, riempire un fosso

in the trenches MIL

in trincea

II.trench [Brit trɛn(t)ʃ, Am trɛn(t)ʃ] VB intr

trench

scavare fosse

trench fever in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for trench fever in the English»Italian Dictionary

fever [ˈfi:·vɚ] N

1. fever MED:

fever

febbre f

to have [or run] a fever

avere la febbre

2. fever (excited state):

fever

febbre f

a fever of excitement

uno stato di febbrile eccitazione

baseball fever

febbre del baseball

trench <-es> [trentʃ] N

trench

fosso m

trench MIL

trincea f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Illness too also took its toll with septic wounds, trench fever, cholera, typhoid, etc. caused by unhygienic surroundings and poor access to healthcare causing severe casualties.

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Apart from the war-wounded by munitions, it attended to cases of trench fever, frostbite, shellshock and gas gangrene.

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His war ended when he caught trench fever in 1916.

www.dailystar.co.uk

John finally arrived home after the war and died of trench fever in 1922.

www.independent.ie

Lice spread typhus and trench fever.

www.thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk

Significant new data were accrued on influenza, tuberculosis, and trench fever (bartonellosis) during that time.

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Many troops suffered from trench foot, trench fever and trench nephritis.

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This microorganism is the causative agent of trench fever.

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But after a year there, his letters became bleaker as he complained about "wretched" weather conditions and the constant risk of trench fever.

www.guardian-series.co.uk

Along with enemy action, many troops had to contend with new diseases: trench foot, trench fever and trench nephritis.

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