Be+contagious
61contagious ecthyma — an endemic infectious disease of sheep and goats caused by a poxvirus, characterized by the development on non–wool bearing areas, especially the lips and oral mucosa, of an erythematous vesiculopustular eruption, the lesions of which may… …
62contagious equine metritis — (CEM) a highly contagious venereal disease of horses caused by infection with Taylorella equigenitalis; symptoms may include endometritis and salpingitis with a profuse purulent discharge, but sometimes infection is subclinical with only a… …
63contagious — See contagious, infectious …
64contagious — adjective the disease is highly contagious Syn: infectious, communicable, transmittable, transmissible, spreadable; informal catching; dated infective …
65contagious disease — kontaginė liga statusas T sritis apsauga nuo naikinimo priemonių apibrėžtis Užkrečiamoji liga, kuri gali plisti nuo užkrėstųjų sveikiesiems pro odą ir gleivines (kontaktiniu būdu). Lengviausiai perduodamas maras, raupai, cholera, dėmėtoji šiltinė …
66contagious disease — užkrečiamoji liga statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Liga, kurią sukelia į organizmą įsiskverbę patogeniniai mikrobai (bakterijos, virusai, grybai, pirmuonys). Plinta pavieniais susirgimais arba masiniais protrūkiais,… …
67contagious disease — noun any disease easily transmitted by contact • Syn: ↑contagion • Derivationally related forms: ↑contagious (for: ↑contagion) • Hypernyms: ↑communicable disease …
68contagious magic — noun : magic based on the assumption that things once associated are able to affect one another when separated so that anything done to an object (as a garment or a hair) will affect its former owner * * * magic that attempts to affect a person… …
69contagious abortion — Vet. Pathol. 1. brucellosis of domestic cattle, an infectious disease characterized by spontaneous abortion and caused by the bacterium Brucella abortus; Bang s disease. 2. any of several diseases causing spontaneous abortion of domestic animals …
70contagious ecthyma — Vet. Pathol. ecthyma. * * * …
