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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Epidemieverlauf
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Epidemieverlauf
m
med.
Epidemieverläufe
pl
epidemic curve
epidemic curves
Epidemieverlauf
m
med.
Epidemieverläufe
pl
epidemic curve
epidemic curves
Epidemie
f
, Seuche
f
Epidemien
pl
, Seuchen
pl
epidemic
epidemics
Pandemie
f
, Epidemie
f
, Seuche
f
mit großer Verbreitung
pandemic
Epidemie, Seuche
epidemic
Epidemie
f
; Seuche
f
Epidemien
pl
; Seuchen
pl
epidemic
epidemics
Isolierung
f
; Isolation
f
(von Personen)
Während ihrer Isolation dürfen die Geschworenen nicht mit Journalisten sprechen.
Die Isolierung sollte die Politiker vor der Epidemie abschirmen.
sequestration (of persons)
During their sequestration jurors are not allowed to speak to journalists.
The sequestration of the politicians was intended to shield them from the epidemic.
Pandemie
f
; Epidemie
f
; Seuche
f
mit großer Verbreitung
pandemic
Breakout
m
; Kursausbruch
m
(Aktienkurs überschreitet sein Widerstandsniveau oder unterschreitet sein Unterstützungsniveau)
Ausbruch
m
(Epidemie Akne...)
Durchbruch
m
breakout (stock price rises above its resistance level or drops below its support level)
breakout
breakout
Epidemiografie
f
; Epidemiographie
f
; epidemiographische Betrachtung
f
; Dokumentation
f
einer Epidemie
med.
epidemiography; documentation of an epidemic disease
Isolierung
f
; Isolation
f
(von Personen)
Während ihrer Isolation dürfen die Geschworenen nicht mit Journalisten sprechen.
Die Isolierung sollte die Politiker vor der Epidemie abschirmen.
sequestration (of persons)
During their sequestration, jurors are not allowed to speak to journalists.
The sequestration of the politicians was intended to shield them from the epidemic.
Pandemie
f
; weltweite Epidemie
f
; weltweite Seuche
f
med.
Pandemien
pl
; weltweite Epidemien
pl
; weltweite Seuchen
pl
die Ausbreitung der Pandemie verlangsamen
pandemic disease; pandemic
pandemic diseases; pandemics
to slow the spread of the pandemic
Seuche
f
; Epidemie
f
med.
Seuchen
pl
; Epidemien
pl
beherrschbare Epidemie
Explosivepidemie
f
Tardivepidemie
f
epidemic disease; epidemic
epidemic diseases; epidemics
controllable epidemic
fulminant epidemic
delayed epidemic
etw. bekämpfen; etw. eindämmen
v
bekämpfend; eindämmend
bekämpft; eingedämmt
bekämpft; dämmt ein
bekämpfte; dämmte ein
eine Epidemie eindämmen
to control sth. (limit sth. undesirable)
controlling
controlled
controls
controlled
to control an epidemic disease; to contain an epidemic
Epidemieanamnese
f
med.
epidemological history
Tierseuche
f
; Viehseuche
f
; epidemieartig auftretende Tierkrankheit
f
med.
Tierseuchen
pl
; Viehseuchen
pl
; epidemieartig auftretende Tierkrankheiten
pl
epizootic disease; epizootic
epizootic diseases; epizootics
Epidemiebekämpfungsmaßnahmen
pl
; antiepidemische Maßnahmen
pl
med.
pol.
epidemic control measures; epidemic response measures
Epidemieexperte
m
; Epidemieexpertin
f
; Epidemiespezialist
m
; Epidemiespezialistin
f
; Epidemiologe
m
; Epidemiologin
f
med.
Epidemieexperten
pl
; Epidemieexpertinnen
pl
; Epidemiespezialisten
pl
; Epidemiespezialistinnen
pl
; Epidemiologen
pl
; Epidemiologinnen
pl
epidemiologist
epidemiologists
Epidemiefähigkeit
f
; Epidemieneigung
f
med.
epidemicity
epidemiefrei
adj
med.
non-epidemic
Epidemiegeschehen
n
med.
epidemic occurrence
Epidemieherd
m
med.
Epidemieherde
pl
epidemic focus; epidemic centre
Br.
; epidemic center
Am.
; seat of the epidemic
epidemic foci; epidemic centres; epidemic centers; seats of the epidemic
Epidemien, Seuchen
epidemics
Epidemieverlauf
m
med.
Epidemieverläufe
pl
epidemic curve
epidemic curves
Deutsche
Epidemieverlauf Synonyme
Englische
epidemic curve Synonyme
epidemic
abounding
abundant
affluent
all-sufficing
ambulatory plague
ample
aplenty
average
besetting
black death
black plague
bottomless
bounteous
bountiful
bubonic plague
catching
cellulocutaneous plague
common
communicable
compact
contagious
copious
current
defervescing plague
diffuse
dominant
effuse
endemic
epidemial
epigrammatic
epiphytotic
epizootic
exhaustless
extravagant
exuberant
fat
fertile
flush
full
galore
general
generous
glandular plague
growth
hemorrhagic plague
in plenty
in quantity
inexhaustible
infectious
infective
inoculable
larval plague
lavish
liberal
luxuriant
many
maximal
meaty
much
murrain
normal
numerous
opulent
ordinary
outbreak
overflowing
pandemia
pandemic
pest
pesthole
pestiferous
pestilence
pestilential
plague
plague spot
plenitudinous
plenteous
plentiful
plenty
pneumonic plague
popular
predominant
predominating
premonitory plague
prevailing
prevalent
prodigal
productive
profuse
profusive
rampant
rash
regnant
reigning
replete
rich
rife
riotous
routine
ruling
running
running over
scourge
septicemic plague
siderating plague
sporadic
spread
spreading
standard
stereotyped
superabundant
taking
teeming
tuberculosis
universal
upsurge
usual
wealthy
well-found
well-furnished
well-provided
well-stocked
white plague
wholesale
wide-ranging
widespread
zymotic
Epidemieverlauf Definition
Curve
(
a.
)
Bent
without
angles
Curve
(
a.
)
A
bending
without
angles
Curve
(
a.
)
A
line
described
according
to
some
low,
and
having
no
finite
portion
of
it
a
straight
line.
Curve
(
a.
)
To
bend
Curve
(
v.
i.)
To
bend
or
turn
gradually
from
a
given
direction
Epidemic
(
a.
)
Alt.
of
Epidemical
Epidemic
(
n.
)
An
epidemic
disease.
Epidemic
(
n.
)
Anything
which
takes
possession
of
the
minds
of
people
as
an
epidemic
does
of
their
bodies
epidemic curve / epidemic curves Bedeutung
curve
curve
ball
breaking
ball
bender
a
pitch
of
a
baseball
that
is
thrown
with
spin
so
that
its
path
curves
as
it
approaches
the
batter
bend
curve
curved
segment
(of
a
road
or
river
or
railroad
track
etc.)
blind
curve
blind
bend
a
curve
or
bend
in
the
road
that
you
cannot
see
around
as
you
are
driving
curvature
curve
the
property
possessed
by
the
curving
of
a
line
or
surface
normal
curve
bell-shaped
curve
Gaussian
curve
Gaussian
shape
a
symmetrical
curve
representing
the
normal
distribution
regression
line
regression
curve
a
smooth
curve
fitted
to
the
set
of
paired
data
in
regression
analysis,
for
linear
regression
the
curve
is
a
straight
line
frequencyesponse
curve
frequencyesponse
characteristic
(electronics)
a
graph
of
frequency
response
with
signal
amplitude
or
gain
plotted
against
frequency
curve
a
line
on
a
graph
representing
data
characteristic
curve
characterisic
function
(electronics)
graph
showing
how
a
particular
characteristic
of
a
device
varies
with
other
parameters
Laffer
curve
a
graph
purporting
to
show
the
relation
between
tax
rates
and
government
income,
income
increases
as
tax
rates
increase
up
to
an
optimum
beyond
which
income
declines
learning
curve
a
graph
showing
the
rate
of
learning
(especially
a
graph
showing
the
amount
recalled
as
a
function
of
the
number
of
attempts
to
recall)
epidemic
a
widespread
outbreak
of
an
infectious
disease,
many
people
are
infected
at
the
same
time
exponential
curve
a
graph
of
an
exponential
function
curve
curved
shape
the
trace
of
a
point
whose
direction
of
motion
changes
closed
curve
a
curve
(such
as
a
circle)
having
no
endpoints
simple
closed
curve
Jordan
curve
a
closed
curve
that
does
not
intersect
itself
sine
curve
sinusoid
the
curve
of
ysin
x
German
measles
rubella
three-day
measles
epidemic
roseola
a
contagious
viral
disease
that
is
a
milder
form
of
measles
lasting
three
or
four
days,
can
be
damaging
to
a
fetus
during
the
first
trimester
cholera
Asiatic
cholera
Indian
cholera
epidemic
cholera
an
acute
intestinal
infection
caused
by
ingestion
of
contaminated
water
or
food
epidemic
disease
any
infectious
disease
that
develops
and
spreads
rapidly
to
many
people
mumps
epidemic
parotitis
an
acute
contagious
viral
disease
characterized
by
fever
and
by
swelling
of
the
parotid
glands
cerebrospinal
meningitis
epidemic
meningitis
brain
fever
cerebrospinal
fever
meningitis
caused
by
bacteria
and
often
fatal
epidemic
pleurodynia
epidemic
myalgia
myosis
diaphragmatic
pleurisy
Bornholm
disease
an
acute
infectious
disease
occurring
in
epidemic
form
and
featuring
paroxysms
of
pain
(usually
in
the
chest)
sleeping
sickness
sleepy
sickness
epidemic
encephalitis
lethargic
encephalitis
encephalitis
lethargica
an
encephalitis
that
was
epidemic
between
and
,
symptoms
include
paralysis
of
the
extrinsic
eye
muscle
and
extreme
muscular
weakness
mass
hysteria
epidemic
hysertia
a
condition
in
which
a
large
group
of
people
exhibit
the
same
state
of
violent
mental
agitation
curl
curve
kink
form
a
curl,
curve,
or
kink,
the
cigar
smoke
curled
up
at
the
ceiling
swerve
sheer
curve
trend
veer
slue
slew
cut
turn
sharply,
change
direction
abruptly,
The
car
cut
to
the
left
at
the
intersection,
The
motorbike
veered
to
the
right
crook
curve
bend
or
cause
to
bend,
He
crooked
his
index
finger,
the
road
curved
sharply
arch
curve
arc
form
an
arch
or
curve,
her
back
arches,
her
hips
curve
nicely
wind
twist
curve
extend
in
curves
and
turns,
The
road
winds
around
the
lake,
the
path
twisted
through
the
forest
epidemic
(especially
of
medicine)
of
disease
or
anything
resembling
a
disease,
attacking
or
affecting
many
individuals
in
a
community
or
a
population
simultaneously,
an
epidemic
outbreak
of
influenza
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