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Meanings of typhoid in English
Portuguese
febre tifóide Catalan
febre tifoide 
Serious infection marked by intestinal inflammation and ulceration; caused by Salmonella typhosa ingested with food or water.
Usage of typhoid in English
1
The WHO had no confirmed reports of deaths so far from typhoid.
2
Injecting them with typhoid seems to work better than the other diseases.
3
The results were deaths from water-borne diseases such as cholera and typhoid.
4
To give physic in a typhoid fever case is a grave mistake.
5
The father of the family was in bed unconscious, with typhoid fever.
6
Such carriers have played a role in spreading typhoid, influenza and HIV.
7
The result was over fifty cases of typhoid here in this city.
8
A fever resembling typhoid resulted in several cases from drinking the river-water.
9
We land in a rut of obstetrics and typhoid and busted legs.
10
Well, typhoid and pneumonia, I cure these every month in the year.
11
But I was laid up in Paris with an attack of typhoid.
12
In the present case, however, I think that typhoid fever is indicated.
13
Vigorous adults are often the victims of pneumonia, typhoid fever and tuberculosis.
14
I was sick once, typhoid, in the hospital, an' it was beautiful.
15
The dreaded typhoid was already making its appearance and babies were dying.
16
This was but a short time after I had the typhoid fever.
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