influenza
31influenza — A specific type of acute viral respiratory infection, with one virus (many strains) and a short, nasty stay. A few thousand people die from it every year, but humans alive at present have almost universal partial resistance. It was not so… …
32influenza — (in flu in dza) s. f. Mot italien employé quelquefois comme synonyme de grippe. ÉTYMOLOGIE Ital. influenza, influence et grippe …
33Influenza — In|fluẹnza [zu lat. influere = hineinfließen; sich einschleichen (unmittelbar durch ital. influenza vermittelt)] w; : veraltende Bezeichnung für ↑Grippe …
34Influenza — In|flu|en|za die; <aus gleichbed. it. influenza, eigtl. »Einfluss (der Sterne)«, vgl. ↑Influenz> (veraltend) Grippe …
35influenza — [[t]ɪ̱nflue̱nzə[/t]] N UNCOUNT Influenza is the same as flu. [FORMAL] …
36influenza — /ɪnfluˈɛnzə / (say inflooh enzuh) noun 1. an acute, extremely contagious, commonly epidemic disease characterised by general prostration, and occurring in several forms with varying symptoms, usually with nasal catarrh and bronchial inflammation …
37influenza A — /ɪnfluɛnzə ˈeɪ/ (say infloohenzuh ay) noun a species of RNA virus which causes influenza in birds and some mammals …
38influenza C — /ɪnfluɛnzə ˈsi/ (say infloohenzuh see) noun a rare RNA virus causing non epidemic influenza in humans and pigs …
39influenza — in|flu|en|za sb., en, er, erne, i sms. influenza , fx influenzavirus …
40influenza — gripas statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Epidemiškai plintanti ūminė virusinė žmonių, gyvulių ir paukščių liga, kuriai būdinga trumpalaikis karščiavimas, ryški toksikozė ir kvėpavimo takų uždegimas. atitikmenys: angl. effect;… …
