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seltene Krankheit, die in der Öffentlichkeit kaum bekannt ist und für die daher auch keine Forschungsgelder zur Verfügung stehen

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ˈor·phan diˈs·ease СЪЩ

orphan disease
seltene Krankheit, die in der Öffentlichkeit kaum bekannt ist und für die daher auch keine Forschungsgelder zur Verfügung stehen
в PONS речника
seltene Erkrankung
orphan disease
seltene Krankheit
orphan disease
в PONS речника

dis·ease [dɪˈzi:z] СЪЩ

1. disease МЕД:

disease
Krankheit f <-, -en>
disease
Leiden ср <-s; kein Pl -s, ->
outbreak of [a] disease
Ausbruch м einer Krankheit м
outbreak of [a] disease
Krankheitsbeginn м
contagious [or infectious]/rare/common disease
ansteckende/seltene/häufige Krankheit
to catch [or contract] a disease
sich дат eine Krankheit zuziehen [o. CH a. einfangen]
to catch [or contract] a disease
von einer Krankheit befallen werden
fifth disease
Ringelröteln pl

2. disease no pl прен (adverse condition):

disease
Gebrechen ср <-s, ->
disease
CH a. Gebresten ср dated
disease
Leiden ср <-s; kein Pl -s, ->

I. or·phan [ˈɔ:fən, Am ˈɔ:r-] СЪЩ

1. orphan (without parent):

orphan
Waise f <-, -n>
orphan
Waisenkind ср <-(e)s, -er>

2. orphan ИНФОРМ:

orphan
Schusterjunge м
orphan
CH meist Waisenkind ср spec

II. or·phan [ˈɔ:fən, Am ˈɔ:r-] СЪЩ modifier

orphan
Waisen-
orphan
verwaist
orphan boy
Waisenjunge м dated
orphan child
Waisenkind ср <-(e)s, -er> dated
orphan girl
Waise f <-, -n>

III. or·phan [ˈɔ:fən, Am ˈɔ:r-] ГЛАГ прх

to be orphaned
[zur] Waise [o. elternlos] werden
Present
Iorphan
youorphan
he/she/itorphans
weorphan
youorphan
theyorphan
Past
Iorphaned
youorphaned
he/she/itorphaned
weorphaned
youorphaned
theyorphaned
Present Perfect
Ihaveorphaned
youhaveorphaned
he/she/ithasorphaned
wehaveorphaned
youhaveorphaned
theyhaveorphaned
Past Perfect
Ihadorphaned
youhadorphaned
he/she/ithadorphaned
wehadorphaned
youhadorphaned
theyhadorphaned
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These include measles, typhoid, hepatitis, dysentery, tuberculosis, diphtheria, whooping cough, leishmaniasis, (a disfiguring parasitic skin disease).
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The end result is often diseased fish from infections, such as netpen liver disease, amoebic gill disease, and parasites.
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He was the first to come out publicly as a person living with the then unnamed disease.
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He suffered greatly from this disease, then incurable and usually fatal, for the rest of his life.
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Spread of the disease is controlled by not breeding dogs known to have it.
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