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Meanings of chicken pox in English

Russian
ветрянка
Portuguese
zoster
Spanish
lechina
Catalan
varicel·la
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Human disease.

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ветрянка
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Examples for "varicella"
Examples for "varicella"
1
The patient was subsequently hospitalized twice for treatment of cutaneous varicella infection.
Pubmed
2
In the UK, varicella is not on the list of vaccines for children.
The Guardian
3
None of the included patients had been previously immunized for varicella.
Pubmed
4
Shingles is caused by varicella-zoster virus, which also causes chicken pox.
Reuters
5
Thus, two vaccines are used: one to prevent varicella and one to prevent zoster.
Pubmed
Usage of chicken pox in English
1
I'm sure you remember how it was to have the chicken pox.
Heart of gold
2
Then came the bad news: Guy did indeed have the chicken pox.
Watch them die
3
They went through chicken pox and now the doctor says it's ringworm.
In a gilded cage
4
The doctor told me chicken pox has like a twenty-day incubation period.
Watch them die
5
Dr. Donnellan asked Hannah if she'd had chicken pox as a child.
Watch them die
6
He hid me away as if I had chicken pox, you know?
The informers
7
I've seen all my kids through the chicken pox-and a lot worse.
Watch them die
8
Every other girl who'd been at the party got the chicken pox.
All the pretty dead girls
9
I had a terrible case of chicken pox when I was five.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
10
I guess it's serious stuff when an adult gets the chicken pox.
Watch them die
11
Pneumonia, strep throat, herpes, allergic reactions, esophageal obstruction, chicken pox, bronchitis, tonsillitis.
Within arm's reach
12
Just as he recalled, she developed chicken pox two days later.
The evolutionary void
13
A constant irritation; a rash; a chicken pox on his soul.
Fat vampire: a never coming of age story
14
Shingles is caused by varicella-zoster virus, which also causes chicken pox.
Reuters
15
She had a scar on her right shoulder, probably from the chicken pox.
Unbelievable
16
The trouble is chicken pox, which is a very contagious disease.
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