Definition of breakbone fever in English:

breakbone fever

nounˈbreɪkbəʊn fiːvəˈbrākbōn ˌfēvər

another term for dengue
Example sentencesExamples
- However, it was an American physician, Benjamin Rush, who first referred to dengue as ‘breakbone fever’.
- Another suggests that flu and colds were historically called ‘breakbone fever’ in the early colonies.
- Ecovec is a company specialized in monitoring urban plagues, especially the Aedes aegypti mosquito, vector of breakbone fever.
- Extreme aching in the legs and joints occurs during the first hours, which accounts for the traditional name of breakbone fever.
- The joint symptoms, while common to most diseases at first, are most pronounced of all in dengue, and the notable difference between the pulse and temperature as in yellow fever is absent in breakbone fever.
- Rush coined the term breakbone fever, based on the intense description of symptoms reported by one of his patients.
- Epidemiologists there have confirmed 14 cases of the viral illness, which is spread by mosquitoes and nicknamed breakbone fever.
- I had dengue fever, called ‘breakbone fever‘some years ago for its joint and muscle pain.
- In America it was known as breakbone fever and in the East Indies as knokkel - koorts, knuckle fever.

Definition of breakbone fever in US English:

breakbone fever

nounˈbrākbōn ˌfēvər

another term for dengue
Example sentencesExamples
- I had dengue fever, called ‘breakbone fever‘some years ago for its joint and muscle pain.
- Ecovec is a company specialized in monitoring urban plagues, especially the Aedes aegypti mosquito, vector of breakbone fever.
- However, it was an American physician, Benjamin Rush, who first referred to dengue as ‘breakbone fever’.
- Another suggests that flu and colds were historically called ‘breakbone fever’ in the early colonies.
- Rush coined the term breakbone fever, based on the intense description of symptoms reported by one of his patients.
- Extreme aching in the legs and joints occurs during the first hours, which accounts for the traditional name of breakbone fever.
- Epidemiologists there have confirmed 14 cases of the viral illness, which is spread by mosquitoes and nicknamed breakbone fever.
- The joint symptoms, while common to most diseases at first, are most pronounced of all in dengue, and the notable difference between the pulse and temperature as in yellow fever is absent in breakbone fever.
- In America it was known as breakbone fever and in the East Indies as knokkel - koorts, knuckle fever.

单词	breakbone fever
释义	Definition of breakbone fever in English: breakbone fever nounˈbreɪkbəʊn fiːvəˈbrākbōn ˌfēvər another term for dengue Example sentencesExamples However, it was an American physician, Benjamin Rush, who first referred to dengue as ‘breakbone fever’. Another suggests that flu and colds were historically called ‘breakbone fever’ in the early colonies. Ecovec is a company specialized in monitoring urban plagues, especially the Aedes aegypti mosquito, vector of breakbone fever. Extreme aching in the legs and joints occurs during the first hours, which accounts for the traditional name of breakbone fever. The joint symptoms, while common to most diseases at first, are most pronounced of all in dengue, and the notable difference between the pulse and temperature as in yellow fever is absent in breakbone fever. Rush coined the term breakbone fever, based on the intense description of symptoms reported by one of his patients. Epidemiologists there have confirmed 14 cases of the viral illness, which is spread by mosquitoes and nicknamed breakbone fever. I had dengue fever, called ‘breakbone fever‘some years ago for its joint and muscle pain. In America it was known as breakbone fever and in the East Indies as knokkel - koorts, knuckle fever. Definition of breakbone fever in US English: breakbone fever nounˈbrākbōn ˌfēvər another term for dengue Example sentencesExamples I had dengue fever, called ‘breakbone fever‘some years ago for its joint and muscle pain. Ecovec is a company specialized in monitoring urban plagues, especially the Aedes aegypti mosquito, vector of breakbone fever. However, it was an American physician, Benjamin Rush, who first referred to dengue as ‘breakbone fever’. Another suggests that flu and colds were historically called ‘breakbone fever’ in the early colonies. Rush coined the term breakbone fever, based on the intense description of symptoms reported by one of his patients. Extreme aching in the legs and joints occurs during the first hours, which accounts for the traditional name of breakbone fever. Epidemiologists there have confirmed 14 cases of the viral illness, which is spread by mosquitoes and nicknamed breakbone fever. The joint symptoms, while common to most diseases at first, are most pronounced of all in dengue, and the notable difference between the pulse and temperature as in yellow fever is absent in breakbone fever. In America it was known as breakbone fever and in the East Indies as knokkel - koorts, knuckle fever.
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