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endemic

/enˈdem.ɪk/

Übersetzung: Bezeichnet das regelmäßige, weit verbreitete Vorkommen einer Krankheit, Art oder Eigenschaft in einem bestimmten Gebiet oder bei einer bestimmten Gruppe; auch: ortsansässig, einheimisch., Substantiv, das eine Krankheit bezeichnet, die regelmäßig in einer bestimmten Bevölkerungsgruppe oder Region auftritt, oder eine Pflanze oder Tierart, die in einem bestimmten geografischen Gebiet heimisch und auf dieses beschränkt ist.

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adjective

/enˈdem.ɪk/C1formalscientific
  • deBezeichnet das regelmäßige, weit verbreitete Vorkommen einer Krankheit, Art oder Eigenschaft in einem bestimmten Gebiet oder bei einer bestimmten Gruppe; auch: ortsansässig, einheimisch.

Describes a condition, disease, or characteristic that is regularly found and widespread in a particular area or group of people.

  1. Disease prevalenceB2formalmedical

    Describes a disease or condition that is regularly found and consistently present in a particular population or geographic area.

    deEndemisch

    • Malaria is endemic to many tropical regions of the world.
    • The virus became endemic in the local bird population.
    • Health officials are monitoring the endemic spread of the disease.

    Synonymecommonestablishedpersistentprevalentwidespread

    Antonymeepidemicpandemicsporadic

  2. Native speciesB2formalscientific

    Refers to a plant, animal, or other organism that is naturally found only in a specific geographic area and not elsewhere.

    deEndemisch (Arten)

    • The kiwi bird is endemic to New Zealand.
    • Many endemic species on the island are threatened by invasive predators.
    • This flower is endemic to the highlands of Madagascar.

    Synonymeautochthonousindigenousnative

  3. Widespread characteristicC1formal

    Describes a quality, problem, or phenomenon that is very common or deeply rooted in a particular place or group.

    deWeit verbreitete Eigenschaft

    • Corruption is endemic in some political systems.
    • A culture of overwork is endemic in the tech industry.
    • Poverty remains endemic in certain rural communities.

    Synonymecommonpervasiveprevalentrampantrifeubiquitouswidespread

Formen
  • more endemic comparative form
  • most endemic superlative form
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noun

/enˈdem.ɪk/C1formalmedical
  • deSubstantiv, das eine Krankheit bezeichnet, die regelmäßig in einer bestimmten Bevölkerungsgruppe oder Region auftritt, oder eine Pflanze oder Tierart, die in einem bestimmten geografischen Gebiet heimisch und auf dieses beschränkt ist.

A noun referring to a disease that is regularly found among particular people or in a certain area, or a plant that is native and restricted to a specific geographic region.

  1. B2formalmedical

    A disease that is consistently found within a particular population or geographic area.

    deEndemische Krankheit

    • Malaria is considered endemic in many tropical regions.
    • The disease remains endemic among certain communities despite vaccination efforts.
    • Endemic diseases often require long-term public health strategies.
    • The virus is now endemic, meaning it will continue to circulate at low levels.
  2. B2formalscientific

    A plant species that originates and is naturally confined to a specific geographic area.

    deEndemit

    • This orchid is an endemic found only in the rainforests of Madagascar.
    • Many endemic plants are at risk due to habitat destruction.
    • The island is known for its high number of endemic species.
    • Botanists study endemics to understand evolutionary processes.

    Synonymeautochthonindigenenative

Formen
  • endemics plural form
  • endemics' possessive plural form
  • endemic's possessive singular form
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