♦ disease

♦ disease
♦ disease /dɪˈzi:z/
n. [cu]
malattia (anche fig.); morbo: heart [skin] disease, malattie del cuore [della pelle]; Parkinson's disease, il morbo di Parkinson; an infectious [a contagious] disease, una malattia infettiva [contagiosa]; an hereditary disease, una malattia ereditaria; to have (o to suffer from) a disease, avere (o soffrire di) una malattia; to catch (o to contract) a disease, prendere (o contrarre) una malattia; to treat (o to cure) a disease, curare una malattia; to detect a disease, scoprire una malattia; to prevent a disease, prevenire una malattia; a terminal [an incurable] disease, una malattia terminale [incurabile]; a fatal (o deadly) disease, una malattia mortale; a disease of the lungs [of the nervous system], una malattia polmonare [del sistema nervoso]; Rats spread disease, i ratti sono portatori di malattie; The disease spread rapidly through the country, la malattia si è diffusa rapidamente nel paese; occupational disease, malattia professionale; blood disease, malattia del sangue; Dissatisfaction is a disease of modern society, l'insoddisfazione è una malattia della società moderna.

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