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swamp fever
paludismo

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

swamp fever N U

1. swamp fever Am MED:

swamp fever dated
swamp fever dated
swamp fever dated

2. swamp fever VET:

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

fever [Am ˈfivər, Brit ˈfiːvə] N

1. fever C or U MED (temperature):

tiene 39 de fiebre

2. fever (agitated state) no pl:

I. swamp [Am swɑmp, Brit swɒmp] N

II. swamp [Am swɑmp, Brit swɒmp] VB trans

1. swamp (with water):

swamp land
swamp land

2. swamp (overwhelm) often pass:

u rečniku PONS

swamp fever N no pl MED

u rečniku PONS

fever [ˈfi:vəʳ, Am -vɚ] N

1. fever MED:

2. fever (excited state):

I. swamp [swɒmp, Am swɑ:mp] N

suampo m AmC
wampa f Mex

II. swamp [swɒmp, Am swɑ:mp] VB trans (flood)

to swamp sb (with sth)
u rečniku PONS

swamp fever N MED

u rečniku PONS

fever [ˈfi·vər] N

1. fever MED:

to have [or run] a fever

2. fever (excited state):

I. swamp [swamp] N

suampo m AmC
wampa f Mex

II. swamp [swamp] VB trans (flood)

to swamp sb (with sth)
Present
Iswamp
youswamp
he/she/itswamps
weswamp
youswamp
theyswamp
Past
Iswamped
youswamped
he/she/itswamped
weswamped
youswamped
theyswamped
Present Perfect
Ihaveswamped
youhaveswamped
he/she/ithasswamped
wehaveswamped
youhaveswamped
theyhaveswamped
Past Perfect
Ihadswamped
youhadswamped
he/she/ithadswamped
wehadswamped
youhadswamped
theyhadswamped