measles in Japanese
measles in Japanese is 麻疹 — measles means a highly contagious viral illness, common in children, that causes a red rash, fever, a runny nose, coughing and red eyes.
measles in Japanese
麻疹
Pronounced: hashika
(disease) An acute and highly contagious disease which often afflicts children caused by the virus Measles morbillivirus and causing red rashes, fever, runny nose, coughing, and red eyes.
What does "measles" mean?
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noun A highly contagious viral illness, common in children, that causes a red rash, fever, a runny nose, coughing and red eyes.
"The child was kept off school because she had measles."
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measles in a sentence
- The child was kept off school because she had measles.
- Vaccination protects people against measles.
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What is "measles" in Japanese?
"measles" in Japanese is 麻疹. measles means: A highly contagious viral illness, common in children, that causes a red rash, fever, a runny nose, coughing and red eyes.
How do you pronounce 麻疹?
"measles" in Japanese is 麻疹, pronounced "hashika".
How do you use "measles" in a sentence?
Example: "The child was kept off school because she had measles." In Japanese, "measles" is 麻疹.
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