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Definition of tetanus - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
medicalTECH. bacterial disease causing muscle spasmsTECH.
- He was diagnosed with tetanus after stepping on a rusty nail..
- Tetanus can be prevented with a vaccine.
- She was worried about tetanus after the injury.
Expressions with tetanus
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combined vaccine for three serious diseases
Children receive the diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis vaccine to prevent these diseases.
vaccine given to protect the body against infection by tetanus bacteria
The nurse administered a tetanus vaccine after the patient stepped on a nail.
Origin of tetanus
Greek, tetanos (rigid)
Terms with tetanus included in their meaning
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acr: Diphtheria, Pertussis, Tetanus
vaccine protecting against three serious diseases
medical
vaccine against diphtheria, pertussis, and tetanus
acr: diphtheria and tetanus
vaccine for two serious diseases
acr: diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis
vaccine that protects against three serious diseases
medical
grimace resembling a smile caused by spasms, typically in death or tetanus
drug effects
substance causing muscle spasms in tetanus
wound germ
related to tetanus, a bacterial infection
medical
induce a state of tetanus in an organism
medical
affected by tetanus
medical
vaccine given to protect the body against infection by tetanus bacteria
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- French:tétanos, ...
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- Italian:tetano, ...
- Spanish:tétanos, ...
- Portuguese:tétano, ...
- Chinese:破伤风, ...
- Japanese:破傷風, ...
- Arabic:كُزَاز, ...
- Hebrew:טֶטָנוּס, ...
- Russian:столбняк, ...
- Ukrainian:правець, ...
- Hindi:धनुस्तंभ, ...
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