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желудочный гриппАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > intestinal flu
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желудочный гриппEnglish-Russian dictionary of technical terms > intestinal flu
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flu: сущ.;
разг. грипп to come down with( the) flu ≈ заболевать гриппом, свалиться с гриппом an attack, bout of ( the) flu ≈ приступ гриппа outbreak of (the) flu ≈ вспышка гриппа touch of (the) flu ≈ легкий грипп intestinal flu blue flu( сокр. от influenza) (разговорное) грипп, инфлюэнца flu разг. грипп flue: flue =flu -
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[fluː]сущ.; разг.; сокр. от influenzaattack / bout of (the) flu — приступ гриппа
- blue fluto come down with (the) flu — заболевать гриппом, свалиться с гриппом
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ks. yang berkaitan dengan usus. i. flu inpluensa usus. i. fortitude ketabahan hati yang kuat, keberanian. -
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intestinal fluБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > желудочный грипп
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Русско-английский словарь по общей лексике > желудочный грипп
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grippe [gʀip]feminine noun► prendre qn/qch en grippe to take a sudden dislike to sb/sth* * *gʀipnom féminin flu [U]avoir la grippe — to have flu GB, to have the flu
Phrasal Verbs:••prendre quelqu'un/quelque chose en grippe — (colloq) to take a sudden dislike to somebody/something
* * *ɡʀip nf1) flu, influenzaJ'ai eu une mauvaise grippe l'hiver dernier. — I had a bad attack of flu last winter.
2)prendre qn/qch en grippe — to take a sudden dislike to sb/sth
* * *grippe ⇒ Les douleurs et les maladies nf flu ¢, influenza ¢ spéc; avoir la grippe to have flu GB, to have the flu; vaccin contre la grippe flu vaccine.grippe asiatique Méd Asian flu; grippe espagnole Méd Spanish flu; grippe intestinale Méd gastric flu GB, intestinal flu US.prendre qn/qch en grippe○ to take a sudden dislike to sb/sth.[grip] nom fémininprendre quelqu'un/quelque chose en grippe to take a (strong) dislike to somebody/something -
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grippe [gʀip]feminine noun► prendre qn/qch en grippe to take a sudden dislike to sb/sth* * *gʀipnom féminin flu [U]avoir la grippe — to have flu GB, to have the flu
Phrasal Verbs:••prendre quelqu'un/quelque chose en grippe — (colloq) to take a sudden dislike to somebody/something
* * *ɡʀip nf1) flu, influenzaJ'ai eu une mauvaise grippe l'hiver dernier. — I had a bad attack of flu last winter.
2)prendre qn/qch en grippe — to take a sudden dislike to sb/sth
* * *grippe ⇒ Les douleurs et les maladies nf flu ¢, influenza ¢ spéc; avoir la grippe to have flu GB, to have the flu; vaccin contre la grippe flu vaccine.grippe asiatique Méd Asian flu; grippe espagnole Méd Spanish flu; grippe intestinale Méd gastric flu GB, intestinal flu US.prendre qn/qch en grippe○ to take a sudden dislike to sb/sth.1. MÉDECINE -
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муж. influenza, grippe;
'flu разг. желудочный грипп ≈ intestinal flu синий грипп ≈ (официально необъявленная забастовка полицейских, которые не выходяят на работу, ссылаясь на грипп) blue flu амер.м. grippe, influenza;
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муж.influenza, grippe; flu, 'flu разг.••синий грипп — (официально необъявленная забастовка полицейских, которые не выходят на работу, ссылаясь на грипп) blue flu амер.
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cholera infantum — noun often fatal form of gastroenteritis occurring in children; not true cholera but having similar symptoms • Hypernyms: ↑gastroenteritis, ↑stomach flu, ↑intestinal flu * * * inˈfantəm noun Etymology: New Latin, literally, cholera of infants … Useful english dictionary