coronavirus
- noun
- /ˌkoʊrəˈnaɪvərəs/
- Specialized
- Health officials reported a significant increase in cases of coronavirus in the region.
- coronavirus infection
- novel coronavirus
- respiratory coronavirus
Because as we all know, this coronavirus is silent but deadly.
- Because as we all know, this coronavirus is silent but deadly.
- And we're going through the coronavirus, which stems from crown.
- That is why we will defeat this coronavirus and defeat it together.
- So how does the coronavirus cause a recession?
- OK, so imagine a year from now, the coronavirus is mostly in the rearview mirror.
- But the real question is, what's the bigger problem, the pandemic coronavirus or pensions?
- I look at the vial, it literally says canine coronavirus vaccine.
- They're one person actually taking the coronavirus seriously is Bond.
- I don't believe that coronavirus created divorces.
Examples
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Patients in the UK who tested positive for coronavirus have sadly died.
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First, that this second wave of coronavirus is real and it's serious.
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That was a difficult start and then we see the coronavirus issues right now.
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So how does the coronavirus cause a recession?
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Coronavirus is overwhelming every hospital.
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Hospitals are having to adapt to their spaces and practices to be able to deal with coronavirus.
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Over a period of five months, about 8,000 people were infected by a novel human coronavirus.
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After four months, scientists eventually discovered that the mystery disease was caused by a coronavirus (a family of viruses found in many animal species).
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The service was instrumental in identifying the recent novel coronavirus in a traveler from the Middle East.
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During the pandemic, researchers worked tirelessly to develop a vaccine for coronavirus.
Synonyms
A very small germ that can only live inside cells and often causes illness
Compounds
- Specialized
An illness caused by a coronavirus that affects the lungs and breathing, for example COVID-19
- Specialized
A serious illness first found in 2019 caused by a new virus that affects breathing and spreads worldwide
- Specialized
A serious lung disease caused by a new coronavirus that began in 2019 and causes fever, cough, and breathing difficulty
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A disease caused by a virus first found in Wuhan, China in 2019 that spread around the world in 2020
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word coronavirus comes from the Latin parts corona meaning 'crown' and virus meaning 'poison'. Under a microscope these tiny germs look like they have a ring of spikes like a little crown, and that is why the name fits this group of viruses that can cause breathing illnesses such as COVID-19.