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1 disease
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2 disease pursued her for years
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3 disease carrier
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4 Dutch elm disease
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5 Legionnaire's disease
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6 Parkinson's disease
n. de ziekte van Parkinson (een ernstige ziekte van de zenuwen)[ pa:kinsnz dizzie:z] 〈 medicijnen, geneeskunde〉 -
7 a fungous disease
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8 a high incidence of disease
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9 a prostrating disease
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10 a waterborne disease
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11 an insidious disease
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12 cure (someone of) a disease
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13 debilitating disease
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14 deficiency disease
n. gebreksziekte, ziekte veroorzaakt door tekort aan essentiële voedingsstof of andere stof voor de groei vereist (zoals vitamine of mineraal)deficiency disease -
15 disseminate knowledge/a disease
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16 fight disease/the French
fight disease/the Frenchvechten tegen ziekte/de Fransen -
17 foot-and-mouth disease
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18 heart disease
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19 his disease accounts for his strange behaviour
English-Dutch dictionary > his disease accounts for his strange behaviour
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20 killer disease
killer disease
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disease — n Disease, disorder, condition, affection, ailment, malady, complaint, distemper, syndrome denote a de ranged bodily state usually associated with or amounting to a loss of health. Disease in its usual and broadest use implies an impairment of… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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