Examples of using Typhoid in English and their translations into Arabic
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It's typhoid.
Typhoid and para-T.
Calling me Typhoid Mary.
We don't want you catching typhoid.
Typhoid?- Typhoid, it's very serious.
People also translate
Where are you, Typhoid Mary?
Typhoid, meningitis, hepatitis A and B.
You have had the typhoid.
What about typhoid or some kind of relapsing fever?
Only if you don't get typhoid.
AiDS, TB, malaria, typhoid-- the list goes on.
No rubella, no diphtheria, no typhoid.
I'm sure Typhoid Mary was nice too when you saw her socially.
She died a few years ago, typhoid.
The number of reported typhoid cases in the corresponding period in 1998 declined dramatically.
Father, we would like to test you for typhoid.
A violent death, either of cholera, or typhoid, with all that trash around.
There were also cases of malaria, meningitis and typhoid.
Infective endocarditis Typhoid Brucellosis.
In the developing countries,large populations are threatened by malaria, cholera and typhoid.
Bacterial diarrhea, hepatitis A, and typhoid feve, dengue fever and malaria.
Diseases such as cholera, typhoid and malaria, which were once essentially under control in Iraq, have rebounded since 1991 at epidemic levels.
She… she was just the carrier, like Typhoid Mary.
Let's see, they have had the typhoid shots and the tetanus shots, diphtheria shots, hepatitis shots, polio shots.
I worked with him at the Knick chasing a typhoid epidemic.
Water-related diseases, such as typhoid and diarrhea, are prevalent since the Government is not able to repair sewage systems in many areas.
Even a crackpot theory on an urban myth website about Typhoid Mary's knife.
According to Ministry of Health data, the incidence of reported typhoid fever cases has decreased from 15,238 in 1996 to 14,459 in 1997.
Modern medicine and methods of treatment allownot only to fight effectively,but also to defeat diseases such as tuberculosis, typhoid, plague, cholera and many others.
Delivery of medicines to health institutions in Khatlon oblast treating typhoid, dysentery, malaria, brucellosis, acute viral respiratory infections and pneumonia.
