Definition of morbilli in English:

morbilli

plural noun mɔːˈbɪlʌɪmɔːˈbɪliːmɔrˈbɪlˌaɪ

technical term for measles
Example sentencesExamples
- Measles (also called rubeola or morbilli) was once one of the most common childhood infections in North America.
- Less obvious, however, are the deaths from morbilli of wild seals and porpoises in several parts of the world and the equine morbilli in Australia that has not only killed the horses infected, but two of their trainers besides.
- Biologists familiar with the morbilli virus say nothing can be done for animals once they are infected.
- One virus of interest is morbilli, which can cause a measle-like, highly contagious illness in mammals.

Origin

Mid 16th century: Latin, plural of morbillus 'pustule', from morbus 'disease'.

Definition of morbilli in US English:

morbilli

plural nounmôrˈbilˌīmɔrˈbɪlˌaɪ

technical term for measles
Example sentencesExamples
- Measles (also called rubeola or morbilli) was once one of the most common childhood infections in North America.
- One virus of interest is morbilli, which can cause a measle-like, highly contagious illness in mammals.
- Biologists familiar with the morbilli virus say nothing can be done for animals once they are infected.
- Less obvious, however, are the deaths from morbilli of wild seals and porpoises in several parts of the world and the equine morbilli in Australia that has not only killed the horses infected, but two of their trainers besides.

Origin

Mid 16th century: Latin, plural of morbillus ‘pustule’, from morbus ‘disease’.

单词	morbilli
释义	Definition of morbilli in English: morbilli plural noun mɔːˈbɪlʌɪmɔːˈbɪliːmɔrˈbɪlˌaɪ technical term for measles Example sentencesExamples Measles (also called rubeola or morbilli) was once one of the most common childhood infections in North America. Less obvious, however, are the deaths from morbilli of wild seals and porpoises in several parts of the world and the equine morbilli in Australia that has not only killed the horses infected, but two of their trainers besides. Biologists familiar with the morbilli virus say nothing can be done for animals once they are infected. One virus of interest is morbilli, which can cause a measle-like, highly contagious illness in mammals. Origin Mid 16th century: Latin, plural of morbillus 'pustule', from morbus 'disease'. Definition of morbilli in US English: morbilli plural nounmôrˈbilˌīmɔrˈbɪlˌaɪ technical term for measles Example sentencesExamples Measles (also called rubeola or morbilli) was once one of the most common childhood infections in North America. One virus of interest is morbilli, which can cause a measle-like, highly contagious illness in mammals. Biologists familiar with the morbilli virus say nothing can be done for animals once they are infected. Less obvious, however, are the deaths from morbilli of wild seals and porpoises in several parts of the world and the equine morbilli in Australia that has not only killed the horses infected, but two of their trainers besides. Origin Mid 16th century: Latin, plural of morbillus ‘pustule’, from morbus ‘disease’.
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