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fr infection (n) |
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fr sensibilisation (n) |
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krc джукъгъан (a) |
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fr rouget (n) |
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fr co infecter (v) |
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fr sepsis (n) |
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fr grippe (n) |
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fr infectiologique (a) |
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fr drain (n) |
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fr sérodiagnostic (n) |
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fr blennorragie (n) |
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cv ерекен (a) |
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fr coinfecter (v) |
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fr infectieux (a) |
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fr varicelle (n) |
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fr maladie contagieuse (n) |
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fr défense biologique (n) |
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fr fièvre aphteuse (n) |
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fr monovalence (n) |
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fr variole (n) |
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tt йогышлы (a) |
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cs infekční (a) |
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ba йоғошло (a) |
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fr tuberculose (n) |
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fr infectiologie (n) |
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fr aspergillose pulmonaire chronique (n) |
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ru инфекционный (a) |
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fr agent causal (n) |
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fr typhus (n) |
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fr infectieux (a) |
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fr infectieuse (a) |
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fr tourniole (n) |
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fr chikungunya (n) |
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fr diphtérie (n) |
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fr défectif (a) |
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tk ýokanç (a) |
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fr oreillon (n) |
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fr spectre (n) |
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fr infectieux (a) |
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fr infect (a) |
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