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Meanings of scarlet fever in English
Usage of scarlet fever in English
1
There's a risk he could develop scarlet fever if you're not careful.
2
Unfortunately the Mahlers would also lose their daughter Maria to scarlet fever.
3
The Daggett children had had the scarlet fever a few months before.
4
The scarlet fever, once domesticated, is a permanent member of the family.
5
It was the scarlet fever, which no doctor on earth could cure.
6
Our apprentice, servant maid, and Eliza, are all in the scarlet fever.
7
The little sisters who had scarlet fever and whooping cough lay there.
8
Coughing in diphtheria, lung tuberculosis, scarlet fever, etc., sets free infectious germs.
9
The first attack may have been caused by scarlet fever, measles, etc.
10
The incubation period of scarlet fever is from one to seven days.
11
Chorea.-Followsscarlet fever also, especially in girls from twelve to fifteen years.
12
You are ill; are you going to have the scarlet fever too?
13
He was ill himself last autumn, and his children had scarlet fever.
14
A person can have smallpox, scarlet fever, and measles but once each.
15
Indeed, he has had scarlet fever, so perhaps it was better not.
16
He was hospitalised on May 2 after scarlet fever had been diagnosed.
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Translations for scarlet fever
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Scarlet fever through the time
Scarlet fever across language varieties
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