plague


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plague
s. plaga, flagelo, peste, pestilencia; maldición, daño grande
 
v. plagar, infectar, infestar; asediar, asar, incomodar, molestar sin cesar, mortificar, mosconear

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plague
v.- plagar | infestar | infectar | molestar | irritar | mortificar | asediar
s.- pandemia | enfermedad epidémica | plaga | peste | pestilencia | infestación | molestia | asedio | mortificación | calamidad | cataclismo | catástrofe | tragedia | desastre

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plague
plaga

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plague
plaga; peste
 
cattle plague
peste bovina
 
fowl plague
gripe aviar, gripe del pollo

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plague1
(n.) = peste negra, plaga.
Ex: Parish registers, wills and inventories will be analysed to discover as much information as possible on the migration of population, the effect of the plague, and the incidence of illegitimacy.
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* bubonic plague = peste bubónica.
* pneumonic plague = peste neumónica.

 
plague2
(v.) = afectar, plagar, acosar, asediar, asolar.
Ex: Title indexes have always been plagued by the absence of terminology control.
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* problem + plague = problema + afectar.