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Meanings of have the flu in English

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Usage of have the flu in English
1
The individual has not yet been confirmed to have the flu-like virus.
Reuters
2
Stay hydrated If you have the flu, it's best to stay hydrated.
The South African
3
The nuns have the flu, and so won't be joining the group.
The Irish Times
4
Come on in-butdon't get too close, I think I have the flu.
On mystic lake
5
You didn't waive charges simply because a murderer claimed to have the flu.
Mutated
6
A mandatory order requiring health professionals to have the flu vaccine is under consideration.
The Irish Times
7
I am not sick and do not have the flu!
The new yorker
8
We're going to have the flu epidemic and the coronavirus epidemic at the same time.
News.com.au
9
If you do have coronavirus, it's likely you'll look and feel like you have the flu.
News.com.au
10
If you have the flu you should stay home and avoid contact with workmates, Prof Baker said.
Radio NZ
11
If you already have the flu Cover the cough When you're coughing, germs can easily be spread.
The South African
12
Judith and Anna just have the flu.
Be Careful What You Wish For...
13
Both girls have the flu or something.
Be Careful What You Wish For...
14
Then the next day you have the flu and hemorrhoids and then suddenly the world is terrible.
The new yorker
15
A doctor explains: How do you know if you have the flu, and when does it become deadly?
News.com.au
16
Does your doctor have the flu?
Reuters
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