| | virus | HSK 5 |
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| | to be poisoned | HSK 5 |
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| | to disinfect; to sterilize | HSK 5 |
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| | to take drugs | HSK 6 |
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| | drugs / narcotics / poison | HSK 6 |
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| | COVID-19, the coronavirus disease identified in 2019 | |
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| | poison / to poison / poisonous / malicious / cruel / fierce / narcotics | HSK 5 |
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| | to disinfect / (computing) to destroy a computer virus | HSK 5 |
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| | novel coronavirus (esp. SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing COVID-19) | |
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| | poisonous | HSK 5 |
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| | detection unit | |
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| | (coll.) profit-motivated article cynically disguised as feel-good content 雞湯|鸡汤 and designed to go viral | |
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| | to viciously beat (sb) up / CL: 頓|顿 | |
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| | protective cape | |
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| | novel coronavirus (abbr. for 新型冠狀病毒|新型冠状病毒) (esp. SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing COVID-19) | |
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| | iridovirus | |
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| | virology (study of viruses) | |
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| | to put poison in sth / to poison | |
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| | computer virus | |
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| | erysipelas (medicine) | |
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| | coronavirus | |
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| | malicious | |
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| | virus family | |
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| | Trojan horse (type of computer virus) | |
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| | viral infection | |
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| | venom; poisonous fluid | |
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| | malignant tumor | |
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| | antiviral | |
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| | human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) | |
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| | antivirals | |
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| | vicious / ruthless / malevolent | |
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| | retrovirus | |
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| | viremia | |
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| | toxicity | |
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| | Zika virus | |
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| | poison dart frog | |
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| | disinfectant | |
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| | highly toxic; extremely poisonous | |
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| | drug prohibition | |
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| | methamphetamine | |
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| | (Tw) Zika virus | |
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| | treacherous and murderous | |
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| | zootoxin | |
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| | macro virus (computing) | |
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| | contaminated milk powder (milk powder adulterated with melamine in a 2008 scandal in China) | |
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| | viper | |
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| | to counter narcotics trafficking / drug enforcement | |
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| | every medicine has its side effect | |
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| | torture / cruel corporal punishment | |
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| | to torment the people (idiom) | |
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| | reverse transcription virus / retrovirus | |
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| | to protect against poisonous substances, narcotics or computer viruses | |
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| | antivirus software | |
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| | hand sanitizer | |
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| | drug lord | |
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| | swine influenza virus (SIV) | |
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| | protective gloves | |
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| | drug addiction | |
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| | antidote | |
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| | to expel poison (from the system) / to detox | |
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| | enterotoxins | |
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| | to take poison | |
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| | to poison (usu. figuratively); to debase; to pervert; to harm | |
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| | enterovirus | |
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| | antidote | |
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| | poisonous / toxic | |
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| | HIV / the AIDS virus | |
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| | virologist (person who studies viruses) | |
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| | cytotoxin | |
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| | venomous tongue / sharp-tongued / harsh | |
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| | drug dealer; drug trafficker | |
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| | wasp poison | |
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| | (medicine) uremia | |
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| | cruel / vicious | |
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| | syphilis | |
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| | HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) | |
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| | a tiger, though cruel, will not devour its cubs (idiom) / even wild beasts look after their young | |
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| | to poison | |
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| | contamination | |
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| | venomous fang | |
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| | poison | |
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| | rhinovirus (common cold virus) | |
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| | Bunyavirus / virus of the family Bunyaviridae | |
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| | poison gas / toxic gas / manifestation of passion, anger etc (Buddhism) | |
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| | influenza virus; flu virus | |
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| | harmless / innocuous / lit. not poisonous | |
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| | antiaris, aka upas tree (Antiaris toxicaria) | |
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| | quick-acting agent | |
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| | drug addiction | |
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| | India (archaic) | |
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| | to spread poison / pernicious influence | |
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| | Marburg virus | |
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| | poisoned person (food poisoning, drug overdose or toxic exposure) / (coll.) addict; junkie; enthusiast (video games, shopping etc) | |
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| | to harm (sb's health) with narcotics etc; to poison (people's minds); to corrupt / pernicious influence | |
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| | anti-virus software | |
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| | forcipules (the venomous pair of pincer-like appendages of a centipede) | |
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| | Parvoviridae, a family of animal viruses | |
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| | staphylococcal enterotoxin | |
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| | food poisoning | |
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