fever

Concise Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary © 2009 Oxford University Press:

fever / ˈfiːvə(r)/ noun lit, fig fièvre f;
to have a ~ lit avoir de la fièvre;
gold ~ la fièvre de l'or.

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WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2012:

Principal Translations/Principales traductions
fever n (body temperature)fièvre nf
 
Additional Translations/Traductions supplémentaires
fever n figurative (desire)fièvre nf
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WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2012:

Compound Forms/Formes composées
bring to fever pitch vtr informal (cause to be frenzied)porter à son paroxysme expr
dengue fever fièvre, maladiedengue nf
dengue fever fièvre de dengue
fever blister n (oral herpes: cold sore)bouton de fièvre nm
 Fever blisters are caused by a herpes virus so they are highly contagious.
fever dream n (delirium)hallucinations dues à la fièvre nfpl
glandular fever mononucléose infectieuse nf
gold fever n (frenzy created by discovery of gold)fièvre de l'or nf
 Thousands of men with gold fever streamed into the Yukon, leaving their familiies behind.
hay fever n (allergy to pollen)rhume des foins nm
 He takes medication for his hay fever every summer.
 I dread springtime, because I always suffer from hay fever.
 Je suis allergique au pollen ; chaque été, j'attrape un rhume des foins.
hay-fever rhume nm
high fever n (extremely elevated temperature)forte fièvre nf
 She had such a high fever that we took her to the emergency room.
in a fever dans une fièvre
jungle fever la fièvre de la jungle
puerperal fever, childbed fever n UK (post-childbirth infection)fièvre puerpérale nf
 Puerperal fever after childbirth caused more deaths in Victorian England than did tuberculosis.
 Les femmes sont aujourd'hui beaucoup moins exposées au risque de fièvre puerpérale qu'au XIXe siècle.
q fever fièvre Q
relapsing fever n (infection caused by parasites)fièvre récurrente nf
rheumatic fever n (infection causing joint pain) Médrhumatisme articulaire aigu nm
rocky mountain spotted fever fièvre pourprée des Montagnes Rocheuses
run a fever v (have a high temperature)avoir de la fièvre v
 The baby was running a fever of 39C so her mother took her to the hospital.
 avoir [x](°) de fièvre, de température v
 Mon fils a 39 de fièvre : je l'amène chez le médecin !
scarlet fever n (contagious disease with rash)scarlatine nf
spotted fever n (disease with high temperature and rash)fièvre éruptive nf
 rickettsiose nf
 Il existe plusieurs types de rickettsioses, transmises par des insectes comme la tique.
 fièvre boutonneuse nf
 La fièvre boutonneuse méditerranéenne est une rickettsiose transmise par la tique du chien.
spring fever fièvre du printemps nf
trench fever n (infection with high temperature)fièvre des tranchées nf
typhoid fever n (typhoid: infection)fièvre typhoïde nf
 Typhoid fever is transmitted when one ingests contaminated food or water.
typhus fever n (typhus: infection)typhus nm
 Typhus fever was often common in prisons due to crowded conditions and poor hygiene.
yellow fever n (infectious febrile disease) médfièvre jaune nf
 Jungle yellow fever is mainly a disease of monkeys, and urban yellow fever is a disease of humans.
 Le vaccin contre la fièvre jaune est indispensable avant un voyage dans plusieurs pays d'Afrique.
yellow-fever fièvre jaune
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