epidemic in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for epidemic in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.epidemic [Am ˌɛpəˈdɛmɪk, Brit ɛpɪˈdɛmɪk] N

epidemic

epidemia f

II.epidemic [Am ˌɛpəˈdɛmɪk, Brit ɛpɪˈdɛmɪk] ADJ

epidemic

epidémico

the crisis has reached epidemic proportions

la crisis afecta ya a toda la región (or el país etc.)

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polio epidemic

de polio

he's got (the) flu attr symptoms/epidemic

de gripe

he's got (the) flu attr symptoms/epidemic

de gripa Col Mex

the epidemic overstretched the country's medical system

la epidemia realmente puso a prueba el sistema de salud pública del país

contain enemy/fire/epidemic

contener

Translations for epidemic in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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epidemia

epidemic

epidémico (epidémica)

epidemic

ha habido un rebrote de la epidemia/de violencia

there has been a fresh outbreak of the epidemic/of violence

peste MED, VET

epidemic

la epidemia está bajo control

the epidemic is under control

epidemic in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for epidemic in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.epidemic [ˌepɪˈdemɪk, Am -əˈ-] N

epidemic

epidemia f

II.epidemic [ˌepɪˈdemɪk, Am -əˈ-] ADJ

epidemic

epidémico, -a

epidemic proportions

proporciones gigantescas

coronavirus epidemic N

coronavirus epidemic

epidemia f de [o del] coronavirus

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epidemic [or epidemiological] curve

curva epidemiológica

rage epidemic

hacer estragos

Translations for epidemic in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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epidemia

epidemic

crisis/epidemia/virus del SARS

SARS crisis/epidemic/virus

curva epidemiológica

epidemic curve

brote epidémico

epidemic outbreak

contención de la epidemia

containment of the epidemic

una epidemia azota la región

an epidemic is causing havoc in the region

epidemic Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

epidemic [or epidemiological] curve

curva epidemiológica

epidemic proportions

proporciones gigantescas

an epidemic is causing havoc in the region

una epidemia azota la región

to reach the peak of the epidemic

llegar al [o alcanzar el] pico de la pandemia

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English

Eventually the population began to starve and epidemics spread.

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Only four years later, still in the wake of the scarlet fever, the flu epidemic spread through the area.

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The sanctuary had been treating a large number of racoons and skunks with canine distemper, which crossed over to the big cats. 18 big cats died in this epidemic.

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They had suffered more from epidemics of infectious diseases.

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He was a powerful male, but lost the use of one arm in a polio epidemic that ravaged the community in 1966.

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In the 16th century, the city entered a period of slow decline, exacerbated by epidemics of disease, several successive poor food crops, floods, and earthquakes.

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Two of the ten years will be devoted as a short-term response to the epidemic.

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The epidemic is still in its early stages in this region, which means that prevention strategies may be able to halt and reverse this epidemic.

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A cholera epidemic in 1833 prompted the first passion play to be performed in this area, which has been performed since.

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In 1856, a typhus epidemic claimed 27 lives.

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