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Coronavirus Epidemic Update 13: Li Wenliang, nCoV vs Influenza, Dip in Daily Cases, Spread to Canada

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MedCram - Medical Lectures Explained CLEARLY

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Video Vocabulary

respiratory

/ˈrespərəˌtôrē/

respiratory
adjective

relating to or affecting respiration or organs of respiration.

original

/əˈrijənl/

original
adjective noun

first or earliest. earliest form of something.

possibly

/ˈpäsəblē/

possibly
adverb

May be true or likely, but is uncertain.

website

/ˈwebsīt/

website
noun

Collection of webpages in one location.

increase
increase
noun verb

rise in size, amount, or degree of something. To make or become larger in size or amount.

healthcare

/ˈhelTHker/

healthcare
noun

Nursing care to prevent illness or recover from it.

families

/ˈfam(ə)lē/

families
noun other

group of parents and their children. Close groups of people or organizations.

worldwide

/wərldˈwīd/

worldwide
adjective adverb

Spanning or extending throughout the entire world. throughout world.

scrolling

/ˈskrōliNG/

scrolling
adjective noun verb

(of ornamental design or carving) made to resemble partly unrolled scroll of parchment. action of moving text or graphics up, down, or across on computer screen. To move up and down a computer screen.

statistics

/stəˈtistiks/

statistics
noun other

practice or science of collecting and analysing numerical data in large quantities. Mathematics used to interpret numerical data.

backslash

/ˈbakˌslaSH/

backslash
noun

backward-sloping diagonal line (\), used in some computer commands.

eternally

/əˈtərnəlē/

eternally
adverb

In a never-ending way.

infection

/inˈfekSH(ə)n/

infection
noun

Making or becoming sick with a bacteria/virus.

difficult

/ˈdifəkəlt/

difficult
adjective

needing much effort or skill to accomplish, deal with, or understand.

doctors

/ˈdäktər/

doctors
noun other verb

person qualified to treat sick people. People awarded the highest university degree. To treat someone's illness.

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