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Перевод: epidemic

[прилагательное]
эпидемический;
[существительное]
эпидемия ; вспышка болезни

Тезаурус:

1. While reported AIDS cases continue to double every six months, approaching epidemic proportions, and while research funds are urgently needed for real
2. When I mentioned spots on my chest, she sent me home again - no doubt having visions of an epidemic of chicken pox or measles.
3. Could there have been an epidemic of some kind in the village around this time?
4. HOSPITALS in many parts of England and Wales may be put on "red alert" and ban non-emergency admissions from today as the worst flu epidemic for 14 years sweeps the country, increasing admissions and seriously depleting nursing staff.
5. More prosaically, the army farrier was less in demand in England than on the oft-warring Continent, and our island country was only sporadically, even if at times seriously, exposed to the ravages of epidemic disease in its animal stocks.
6. In 1988 there was a seal epidemic when thousands of common seals died from phocine distemper virus.
7. Big Six join forces to fight "epidemic"
8. I stayed until the measles epidemic was over, a matter of a few weeks, and then joined him with Tim in Poona.
9. "EPIDEMIC DELUSION"
10. BRIAN McClair last night eased Alex Ferguson's worries that the Old Trafford virus had reached epidemic proportions.
11. Ten years into the epidemic, there is no evidence to suggest that the virus can pass between two people in any other way.
12. Given a good performance at Wembley, Vicini's "Baggio Problem" will have reached epidemic proportions.
13. Many visitors to Luanda leave with the image of a dead city, where large glass windows in state-run shops reveal mostly empty shelves, where sewage too often runs through the streets - there's a cholera epidemic now - where the state has had to hire a private firm which imported Filipino lorry drivers to clean up a decade's worth of rubbish.