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Meanings of grippe in English
Usage of grippe in English
1
Then, one Christmas, Mrs. Brandeis was ill for three weeks with grippe.
2
Even in a case of grippe you can't be too careful.
3
One day it is the grippe, next day the financial problem.
4
He had the grippe, and for a week he never left the house.
5
Why la grippe will beat that as an angel-maker and beat it blind.
6
She was down with a bad cold, or maybe the grippe.
7
You will have la grippe in your mind if you don't look out.
8
There's a lot of grippe going about just now, I hear.
9
My father caught a nasty grippe that we feared would turn into pneumonia.
10
They had heard of the G. Destroyer from Mrs. Bowse, whose grippe had disappeared.
11
The newspapers report an epidemic of pneumonia, grippe, and colds.
12
This is what I always break up my grippe with.
13
It was a severe attack of la grippe, he said.
14
I'm just over grippe myself, and I've got half a bottle in my pocket.
15
You still affect to have the race en grippe, Tony.'
16
First he said it was cold-thenit was grippe; then it looked like something else.
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