Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Plague"

A: Bloody Shakespeare... he’s saying that this has been his plague so far, and he can count one benefit/gain, goes into the last line. Go to sparknotes.com/no fear/Shakespeare/sonnet_141/

A: Noun:
1) a type of contagious bacterial disease
Eg. Bubonic plague

2) an unusually large number of insects or animals infesting a place and causing damage.
Eg. “The farm was infested by a plague of locusts”

3) a thing causing trouble or irritation.
Eg. “Corruption is the plague of many Central African governments”

Verb:
1) cause continual trouble or distress to.
Eg. “He has been plagued by ill health”

A: A plague is a disease that spreads rapidly and usually is hard to contain. Most plagues spread from poor health conditions.

A: A sickness

A: Noun:
"The plague decimated the European continent."
"The bubonic plague was spread by rats."

Verb:
"I was plagued by nightmares" - Nightmares filled my dreams to the point of being distressing.

A: a plague of locusts destroyed the crops
many people died of The Plague
if you say yes, they'll plague you forever until you say yes again

A: @Lini102

A plague is a disease
A pandemic is a really widespread disease, like Corona.
An epidemic is a smaller pandemic, like diseases spreading in a town.

A:

Pandemic is really just the modern word for plague.

A general sickness, which mortally affected lots of people, was called plague for hundreds of years.

The media starting calling such things epidemics, then pandemics, because Plague sounds terrifying to most people.

A: An epidemic is when an infectious disease becomes widespread in a specific community or area. People in other countries who get the disease normally have a direct connection to the origin country (like they recently travelled there). When COVID-19 first appeared, it was considered an epidemic because anyone who had it was either near China, or came in contact with someone who was recently in/near China.

A pandemic means that the disease has spread worldwide, and even people who have no connection to the origin country are getting it. Now, COVID-19 is considered a pandemic.

A plague is different from an epidemic and pandemic, because it has nothing to do with how widespread a disease is. A plague is a type of contagious (bacterial) disease, and it gives people specific symptoms (fever, delirium, and so on). For example, the bubonic plague was considered a plague.

A: "plague" is usually used in a historical or figurative sense. Because of the Black Death, which killed one third of Europe in the 14th century, that disease is called "bubonic plague" or simply "the plague." A literal widespread outbreak of another disease should be called an epidemic.

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A: "What you've done plagues my body and tears my soul apart" sounds more natural