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1) General subject: hives2) Biology: lesser tortoiseshell (Vanessa urticae), mountain tortoiseshell (Vanessa urticae), small tortoiseshell (Vanessa urticae)3) Medicine: nettle rash, nettle rush, uredo, urticaria, urticaria fever4) Veterinary medicine: blain5) Entomology: (бабочка) Vanessa urticae6) Immunology: antitoxin rash, generalized rash, serum rash, vesiculation -
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ж.urticaria, hives, nettle rush- геморрагическая крапивница
- гигантская крапивница
- детская крапивница
- искусственная крапивница
- медикаментозная крапивница
- пигментная крапивница
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ж.1) (жар; тж. в названиях болезней) feverжёлтая лихора́дка — yellow fever
крапи́вная лихора́дка — nettle rash
сенна́я лихора́дка — hay fever
перемежа́ющаяся лихора́дка — intermittent / remittent fever
при́ступ лихора́дки — ague fit
тропи́ческая лихора́дка — tropical jungle fever
лихора́дка на губа́х — cold sore, fever blister; oral herpes научн.
2) (возбуждение, повышенная активность) fever, fever heat; feverish activities pl, feverish haste••золота́я лихора́дка — gold rush
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жен.перемежающаяся/болотная лихорадка — intermittent fever, malaria
перемежающаяся лихорадка — remittent (fever), intermittent fever
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