communicable
/kəˈmjuː.nɪ.kə.bəl/Word connections
adjective
/kəˈmjuː.nɪ.kə.bəl/Описывает болезнь, которая может передаваться от одного человека или животного другому.
Describe una enfermedad que puede transmitirse de una persona o animal a otro.
Se dit d'une maladie qui peut être transmise d'une personne ou d'un animal à un autre.
Bezeichnet eine Krankheit, die von einem Menschen oder Tier auf einen anderen übertragen werden kann; auch allgemein: übertragbar, mitteilbar.
Diz-se de doença que pode ser transmitida de uma pessoa ou animal a outro; que se pode comunicar ou transmitir.
指疾病可以在人与人之间或动物与人之间传播的;也可指思想、情绪等可以传达或感染的。
يصف مرضًا يمكن أن ينتقل من شخص أو حيوان إلى آخر. ويُستعمل أيضًا لوصف ما يمكن نقله أو إيصاله أو إبلاغه من شخص إلى آخر.
Describes a disease that can be transmitted from one person or animal to another.
Transmissible diseaseB2formalmedical
Capable of being transmitted from one person or organism to another, typically through infection.
Заразный
Enfermedad transmisible
Maladie transmissible
Ansteckend
Transmissível
传染性的
معدٍ
- Measles is a highly communicable disease.
- The hospital isolated patients with communicable infections.
- Public health measures help control communicable illnesses.
Synonymscatchingcontagiousinfectioustransferabletransmissible
Easily shared or conveyedC1formal
Readily communicated, expressed, or passed on to others.
Заразительный
transmisible / comunicable
qui se transmet facilement
Ansteckend
Contagioso
传染性的
قابل للانتقال
- Her enthusiasm for the project was highly communicable to the team.
- The idea proved communicable across different cultures.
- His nervousness was communicable to everyone in the room.
Synonymsconveyabletransferabletransmissible
Antonymsuntransferable
- more communicable comparative form
- most communicable superlative form
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