It is essential to prevent salmonella contamination in hen egg production.
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Salmonella
//ˌsæl.məˈnɛ.lə//
Synonyms for "salmonella" (5 found)
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17 translations across 17 languages.
Bulgarian
1 entries- салмонела noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 沙門氏菌 /沙门氏菌 noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
Finnish
1 entries- salmonella noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
French
1 entries- salmonelle noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
German
1 entries- Salmonelle noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
Greek
1 entries- σαλμονέλα noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
Hungarian
1 entries- szalmonella noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
Italian
1 entries- salmonella noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
Japanese
1 entries- サルモネラ noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
Malay
1 entries- salmonela noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
Māori
1 entries- haramonera noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
Polish
1 entries- salmonella noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
Portuguese
1 entries- salmonela noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
Romanian
1 entries- salmonelă noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
Russian
1 entries- сальмонелла noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
Spanish
1 entries- salmonela noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
Thai
1 entries- ซาลโมเนลลา noun (bacterium of the genus Salmonella)
Sample sentences
11 total sentences available.
Salmonella outbreaks blemished spinach importers' reputation for running clean factories.
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Tom's grandmother died from salmonella.
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Several recent outbreaks of salmonella are a cause for concern to health authorites.
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