anthrax in Greek
anthrax in Greek is άνθρακας — anthrax means a serious infectious disease, caused by a bacterium, that mainly affects livestock like cattle and sheep but can also infect humans.
anthrax in Greek
άνθρακας
Pronounced: anthrakas
(pathology) An acute infectious disease of herbivores, especially sheep and cattle, caused by Bacillus anthracis.
What does "anthrax" mean?
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noun A serious infectious disease, caused by a bacterium, that mainly affects livestock like cattle and sheep but can also infect humans.
"Farmers vaccinate their herds to prevent outbreaks of anthrax."
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anthrax in a sentence
- Farmers vaccinate their herds to prevent outbreaks of anthrax.
- The letters contaminated with anthrax spores caused a nationwide health scare in 2001.
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What is "anthrax" in Greek?
"anthrax" in Greek is άνθρακας. anthrax means: A serious infectious disease, caused by a bacterium, that mainly affects livestock like cattle and sheep but can also infect humans.
How do you pronounce άνθρακας?
"anthrax" in Greek is άνθρακας, pronounced "anthrakas".
How do you use "anthrax" in a sentence?
Example: "Farmers vaccinate their herds to prevent outbreaks of anthrax." In Greek, "anthrax" is άνθρακας.
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