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Meanings of glanders in English
Horse disease that can be transmitted to humans.
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Usage of glanders in English
1
The group of infective tumors is represented by tuberculosis, syphilis, and glanders.
2
As stated before, acute glanders and acute farcy are almost always fatal.
3
Handling glanders was almost as dangerous as either the bullets or the rattlesnakes.
4
Gives a long and designedly loathsome account of glanders and farcy.
5
It was glanders, and if he wasn't bled he would die.
6
And the right horse of the third wagon has glanders.
7
In the ass, mule, and plethoric horses acute glanders usually terminates by lobular pneumonia.
8
There is very little hope in acute cases of glanders.
9
There was a false alarm of glanders the other day.
10
The essential symptoms of glanders are the nodule, the chancre, the glands, and the discharge.
11
He wound up by inquiring if I ever had a stroke of the horse glanders.
12
The eye test is now universally accepted as a very satisfactory means of diagnosing glanders.
13
On potato these bacilli grow like those of glanders, forming a grayish-brown layer on the surface.
14
How to make a horse appear as if he had the glanders, in one night's time.
15
Finally, certain specific diseases, like dourine, glanders, and tuberculosis, localized in the testicles, will cause inflammation.
16
This often occurs during the course of certain diseases, namely, influenza, bronchitis, purpura hemorrhagica, glanders, etc.
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