epidemic in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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epidemic in the PONS Dictionary

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I.epidemic [ˌepɪˈdemɪk, Am -əˈ-] N

II.epidemic [ˌepɪˈdemɪk, Am -əˈ-] ADJ

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epidemic cluster MED
foyer épidémique m
break out epidemic, fire
se déclarer
rage epidemic
sévir

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epidemic Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

the epicentre of the crisis/the epidemic Brit
le foyer de la crise/de l'épidémie
the epicenter of the crisis/the epidemic Am
le foyer de la crise/de l'épidémie
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The population grew only slowly and dropped frequently as a result of many wars, epidemics and periods of famine.
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In 1847, a measles epidemic, contracted from white settlers, resulted in high fatalities among the tribe.
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The vow was that if prayers to this image stopped the epidemic, the sacristan would sponsor a party in gratitude.
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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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As their march passed through the region of a typhoid epidemic, people contracted the disease and died afterward on a daily basis.
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Men trapped in cities began suffering from neurasthenia, a new disease that skyrocketed to almost epidemic status in the 1880s and 1890s.
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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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Not only was sanitary reform necessary, but the epidemics were largely due to overpopulation.
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In 1856, a typhus epidemic claimed 27 lives.
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In response to the epidemic, the mayor blamed the deaths on palpable indiscretions in diet, or intemperance.
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