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it contagioso (a) |
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fr rougeole (n) |
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fr antidote (n) |
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fr santé (n) |
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fr contagieuse (a) |
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fr myxomatose (n) |
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fr épizootie (n) |
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fr peste (n) |
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it contaminatore (a) |
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fr empester (v) |
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fr contagieux (a) |
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fr variole (n) |
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fr viralité (n) |
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la contagiosus (a) |
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fr contagieux (a) |
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fr contagieux (a) |
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fr éviction (n) |
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fr infecter (v) |
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fr diphtérie (n) |
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fr psittacose (n) |
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fr clavelée (n) |
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fr contagieuses (a) |
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fr microspore (n) |
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fr donner (v) |
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fr contagieusement (r) |
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ca contagiós (a) |
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fr patente nette (n) |
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fr contagieux (a) |
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fr contagieux (a) |
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fr contagifère (a) |
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fr contagieux (a) |
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fr impétigo (n) |
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fr tularémie (n) |
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fr contagionniste (n) |
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fr contagieux (a) |
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fr contagieux (a) |
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fr contaminateur (a) |
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fr contagieux (a) |
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fr contamination (n) |
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fr anticontagionniste (n) |
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fr contagiosité (n) |
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fr tuberculose (n) |
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en contagious (a) |
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fr porrigo (n) |
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fr gale (n) |
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fr varicelle (n) |
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fr contagieux (a) |
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fr peste porcine classique (n) |
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