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endemic

/enˈdem.ɪk/

Traduction: Qualifie un état, une maladie ou une caractéristique qui est régulièrement présent et largement répandu dans une région donnée ou parmi un groupe de personnes particulier., Nom désignant une maladie qui sévit régulièrement dans une population ou une région donnée, ou une plante ou une espèce animale originaire et limitée à une zone géographique particulière.

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adjective

/enˈdem.ɪk/C1formalscientific
  • frQualifie un état, une maladie ou une caractéristique qui est régulièrement présent et largement répandu dans une région donnée ou parmi un groupe de personnes particulier.

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.

    frEndémique (prévalence d'une maladie)

    • 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.

    Synonymescommonestablishedpersistentprevalentwidespread

    Antonymesepidemicpandemicsporadic

  2. Native speciesB2formalscientific

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

    frendémique (espèce naturelle propre à une région)

    • 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.

    Synonymesautochthonousindigenousnative

  3. Widespread characteristicC1formal

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

    frendémique (au sens figuré)

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

    Synonymescommonpervasiveprevalentrampantrifeubiquitouswidespread

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

/enˈdem.ɪk/C1formalmedical
  • frNom désignant une maladie qui sévit régulièrement dans une population ou une région donnée, ou une plante ou une espèce animale originaire et limitée à une zone géographique particulière.

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.

    frMaladie endémique

    • 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.

    frespèce endémique

    • 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.

    Synonymesautochthonindigenenative

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