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Meanings of close contact in English

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Usage of close contact in English
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It's spread from animal to animal through close contact and bodily fluids.
Radio NZ
2
Earnest said the United States was also in close contact with Pakistan.
Reuters
3
The close contact should stay at home for the full 14 days.
BBC
4
That case was a close contact to another diagnosis announced on Saturday.
News.com.au
5
She had previously been identified as a close contact of another case.
Radio NZ
6
But the ministry is keeping in close contact with us, Pamaka said.
Radio NZ
7
Zoos use ambassador animals in educational programs featuring close contact with humans.
Pubmed
8
But the Lodge kept close contact with the families of its patients.
High on arrival
9
Malaysian authorities are tracing people who had close contact with the patient.
The Guardian
10
It usually requires close contact between the human and infected live birds.
The Guardian
11
More bombs exploded still nearer, in close contact with the giant hull.
Talents, Incorporated
12
Those not in close contact do not have to self-isolate, she said.
The South African
13
Passengers were in close contact with others as they unloaded the ship.
The Guardian
14
Goldman has notified those who had recent close contact with the person.
Reuters
15
Humans usually contract the virus only after close contact with infected birds.
Reuters
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People in close contact with them face 14 days of medical observation.
Reuters
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Close contact through the time
Close contact across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Less common
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