Как по Английски будет तपेदिक

verb

(typically of something regarded as good) become smaller, fewer, or less; decrease.

Примеры использования:

The birth rate continued to decline

noun

A gradual and continuous loss of strength, numbers, quality, or value.

Примеры использования:

A serious decline in bird numbers

adjective

Tuberculate.

Plural of tuberculum specialized

noun

= tuberculization .

noun

= tuberculization .

adjective

Having or consisting of tubercles.

noun

Tubercle.

adjective

Tuberculate.

noun

Any lesion or disorder of the skin occurring in conjunction with tuberculous infection elsewhere in the body (typically as the result of hypersensitivity to mycobacterial antigens). in early use also: tuberculous infection of the skin itself (now rare or disused).

noun

Any lesion or disorder of the skin occurring in conjunction with tuberculous infection elsewhere in the body (typically as the result of hypersensitivity to mycobacterial antigens). in early use also: tuberculous infection of the skin itself (now rare or disused).

adjective

Bearing tubercles; = "tuberculate".

adjective

Having the form of a tubercle.

noun

Treatment or testing with tuberculin.

noun

Treatment or testing with tuberculin.

noun

Originally: the formation or development of tubercles, specifically those of tuberculosis. in later use also: infection with tubercle bacilli; resistance to tuberculosis, especially on a (supposed) racial or genetic basis (now historical).

verb

To affect with tuberculosis; to infect with or expose to tuberculosis or tubercle bacilli; (in later use) to cause to develop resistance to tuberculosis, especially on a (supposedly) inherited or racial basis (now historical). occasionally also reflexive.

adjective

Containing tubercles, specifically those of tuberculosis; affected by tuberculosis; infected with tubercle bacilli. in later use also: resistant to tuberculosis, especially on a (supposed) racial or genetic basis (now historical).

noun

Originally: the formation or development of tubercles, specifically those of tuberculosis. in later use also: infection with tubercle bacilli; resistance to tuberculosis, especially on a (supposed) racial or genetic basis (now historical).

verb

To affect with tuberculosis; to infect with or expose to tuberculosis or tubercle bacilli; (in later use) to cause to develop resistance to tuberculosis, especially on a (supposedly) inherited or racial basis (now historical). occasionally also reflexive.

noun

Tuberculosis or mycobacteriosis of the skin; a type or instance of this.

noun

A tumour-like mass of tuberculous infection. in early use also: †the disease tuberculosis (obsolete).

noun

A tumour-like mass of tuberculous infection. in early use also: †the disease tuberculosis (obsolete).

adjective

Tuberculate.

adjective

Having an (immunological) affinity for tubercle bacilli.

noun

Tubercle.

noun

A raised part on a bone where a muscle is attached