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| 51. | gosling plague |
| 小鹅瘟 |
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| 52. | derives from the 40-day (quarantina) isolation period instituted in an attempt to prevent spread of plague |
| 中世纪为了防止鼠疫传播,威尼斯在入港的船只,以四十天为期进行隔离检疫。 |
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| 53. | Pasteurella pestis |
| 鼠疫巴氏杆菌 |
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| 54. | A plague of locusts;a plague of accidents. |
| 蝗虫灾害；不测之灾 |
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| 55. | Plague loci are not fixed, and can change in response to shifts in factors such as climate, landscape |
| 鼠疫疫源地并不固定，可因气候、地形和啮齿动物的迁移等因素的变更而改变。 |
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| 56. | sylvatic plague |
| 森林瘟疫(美洲西部森林中伤害野生动物的一种瘟疫, 啮齿动物及其跳蚤是病菌的媒介) |
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| 57. | Cholera, plague and yellow fever are quarantinable diseases. |
| 法例规定，香港有27种传染病须向当局呈报，包括霍乱、鼠疫及黄热病等检疫疾病，以及新增的水痘。 |
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| 58. | duck plague |
| 鸭瘟 |
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| 59. | Pneumonic plague has extensive lung involvement and is spread in droplets from the lungs; it is often |
| 肺鼠疫,更多的牵涉到肺,从肺以小滴形式传播,缺乏治疗时3～4天即可致命; |
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| 60. | The most common infectious diseases, they range from minor skin infections to bubonic plague and tuberculosis |
| 为最常见的感染性疾病，范围从轻微的皮肤感染到腺鼠疫和结核病。 |
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