"epidemic" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

epidemic sustantivo

sustantivo + epidemic
Kolokacji: 8
AIDS Epidemic • cholera epidemic • smallpox epidemic • fever epidemic • influenza epidemic • ...
(1) AIDS, cholera, polio
Kolokacji: 3
(2) smallpox, influenza, flu
Kolokacji: 3
(3) fever, drug
Kolokacji: 2
1. fever epidemic = epidemia gorączki fever epidemic
2. drug epidemic = epidemia narkotykowa drug epidemic
  • They draw comparisons to the supposed middle-class heroin crisis of the mid-1990's or the supposed rise in teenage marijuana use a few years earlier - drug epidemics, they say, that never really panned out.
  • The Justice Department has quietly ended a program to measure criminals' use of drugs and forecast new drug epidemics, citing budget cuts by Congress.
  • Rampant drug epidemics and rising gang dealing would eventually lead to a massive operationalization of drug enforcement.
  • Mr. Barry appointed him as police chief, and Mr. Turner was in command of the force when the city was hit by one of the nation's worst crime and drug epidemics.
  • No previous drug epidemics had ensnared so many women, and most of the drug treatment centers - few that there were - catered to men.
  • Finally, the drug epidemics of the 1980's have swelled inmate populations.
  • History has shown that drug epidemics often do peak, as one drug simply replaces another.
  • Crack use has most heavily afflicted minority neighborhoods and has taken a higher toll among women than other drug epidemics.
  • While the discussion of AIDS as a white conspiracy against blacks is new, the charge that crack was invented to hurt blacks echoes debates from the 1960's over earlier drug epidemics.
  • In an interview in his office at Yale University School of Medicine, Dr. Musto discussed the nature of drug epidemics.
adjetivo + epidemic
Kolokacji: 6
social epidemic • major epidemic • Global AIDS Epidemic • deadly epidemic • widespread epidemic • ...
preposición + epidemic
Kolokacji: 5
of epidemics • during epidemics • to epidemics • in epidemics • from epidemics

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