pox

UK
/pɒks/
US
/pɑːks/

Übersetzungen

poxsubstantiv
poxes
Pl.
The village was quarantined due to an outbreak of smallpox.
Деревня была помещена на карантин из-за вспышки оспы.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
вирусное заболевание
poxverb
poxed
Präteritum
poxed
Partizip Perfekt
poxing
Gerundium
UK
/pɒks/
US
/pɑːks/
Archaic verb meaning to infect with pox or to curse.
poxadjektiv
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., 'pox virus').

Definitionen

poxsubstantiv
A viral disease characterized by pustules or skin eruptions.
The smallpox outbreak in the 18th century caused widespread panic and devastation.
A curse or hex, often used in expressions to denote misfortune.
A pox on both your houses, he exclaimed, frustrated by their endless feud.
Syphilis or another venereal disease, especially in historical or archaic use.
In the 17th century the pox claimed many lives in the city.
poxverb
To infect or cover with pox pustules.
The illness poxed most of the cattle before it was contained.
(Archaic) To curse or damn.
He swore to pox anyone who betrayed his trust.
poxadjektiv
Relating to or caused by pox; characterized by pox.
Pox scars can remain on the skin for years.