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1 disease
[di'zi:z]((an) illness: She's suffering from kidney disease; poverty and disease.) slimība* * *slimība -
2 mad cow disease
noun (a fatal disease of cattle, which can affect also humans who eat meat from infected cattle.) govju trakumsērga, Kreicfelda-Jakoba slimība -
3 affected by disease
saslimis -
4 aviation disease
augstuma slimība -
5 deficiency disease
avitaminoze -
6 early stage of disease
agrīna slimības stadija -
7 foot-and-mouth disease
mutes un nagu sērga -
8 fungus disease
sēnīšu slimība -
9 Graves' disease
Bāzedova slimība -
10 heart disease
sirdsslimība -
11 hereditary disease
iedzimta slimība -
12 industrial disease
arodslimība -
13 inextirpable disease
nedziedināma slimība -
14 infectious disease
infekcijas slimība -
15 insidious disease
nemanot uzglūnoša slimība -
16 irremediable disease
nedziedināma slimība -
17 masked disease
slēpta slimības forma -
18 metabolic disease
vielmaiņas slimība -
19 mild form of a disease
viegla slimības forma -
20 occupational disease
arodslimība
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