Clipping ofinfluenza.
flu (usuallyuncountable,pluralflus)
- Influenza.
- catchflu
- get over theflu
- transmitflu
He missed work because he caught theflu.
Every winter, doctors warn about seasonalflu.
She felt like she had theflu, with aches and fever.
- (informal)Stomach flu.
- Can be used with or without the definite article:I have the flu orI have flu
influenza
- Afrikaans:griep
- Albanian:grip (sq) m
- Arabic:إِنْفْلُوِنْزَا f(ʔinfluwinzā)
- North Levantine Arabic:گريب m(grīb)
- Armenian:գրիպ (hy)(grip)
- Azerbaijani:qrip (az)
- Belarusian:грып m(hryp)
- Bengali:ইনফ্লুয়েঞ্জা (bn)(inphluẏenja),ফ্লু (bn)(phlu)
- Bulgarian:грип (bg) m(grip),инфлуе́нца (bg) f(influénca)
- Burmese:တုတ်ကွေးရောဂါ(tutkwe:rau:ga)
- Catalan:grip (ca) f
- Chamicuro:e'tes̈huli
- Chinese:
- Mandarin:流行性感冒 (zh)(liúxíngxìnggǎnmào),流感 (zh)(liúgǎn)
- Czech:chřipka (cs) f
- Danish:influenza (da) c
- Dutch:griep (nl) f
- Esperanto:gripo
- Estonian:gripp
- Finnish:influenssa (fi),flunssa (fi)
- French:grippe (fr) f
- Galician:gripe f,gripio m,gripallo m,gripalleira f,gripallada f,gripaxe f
- Georgian:გრიპი(griṗi)
- German:Grippe (de) f
- Greek:γρίπη (el) f(grípi)
- Hebrew:שפעת (he) f(shapa'at)
- Hindi:इनफ़्लुएंज़ा(influenzā)
- Hungarian:influenza (hu)
- Icelandic:flensa (is) f,inflúensa (is) f
- Indonesian:influenza (id),flu (id)
- Italian:influenza (it) f
- Japanese:(general)インフルエンザ (ja)(infuruenza);(abbr)インフル (ja)(infuru);(medical)流行性感冒 (ja)(ryūkōsē-kanbō)
- Kannada:ಇನ್ಫ್ಲುಯೆನ್ಜ(inphluyenja)
- Kazakh:тұмау(tūmau)
- Khiamniungan Naga:vēimū
- Khmer:ជំងឺគ្រុនផ្ដាសាយ(cumŋɨɨ krun pdaahsaay),គ្រុនផ្ដាសាយ(krun pdaahsaay)
- Korean:인플루엔자 (ko)(inpeulluenja)
- Kyrgyz:грипп (ky)(gripp),тумоо (ky)(tumoo)
- Lao:ໄຂ້ຫວັດໃຫຍ່(khai huat h)
- Latin:influentia f
- Latvian:gripa f
- Lithuanian:gripas m
- Luxembourgish:Gripp (lb) f
- Macedonian:грип m(grip)
- Malay:influenza
- Malayalam:ഇൻഫ്ലുവെൻസ(iṉphluveṉsa)
- Mongolian:томуу (mn)(tomuu),ханиад (mn)(xaniad)
- Navajo:tahoniigááh
- Nepali:रुघा(rughā)
- Norman:grippe f
- Persian:انفلوانزا (fa)(anfoluânzâ)
- Polish:grypa (pl) f
- Portuguese:gripe (pt) f
- Romanian:gripă (ro)
- Russian:грипп (ru) m(gripp),инфлюэ́нца (ru) f(infljuénca)
- Scottish Gaelic:cnatan mòr m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic:грип m,инфлуенца f
- Roman:grip m,influenca (sh) f
- Slovak:chrípka (sk) f
- Slovene:gripa (sl) f
- Spanish:gripe (es) f,gripa (es) f,gripola f
- Swedish:influensa (sv) c,flunsa (sv) c
- Tagalog:trangkaso
- Tajik:грипп(gripp)
- Tamil:இன்ஃபுளுவென்சா(iṉfuḷuveṉcā)
- Tatar:грипп(gripp)
- Telugu:ఫ్లూ(phlū)
- Thai:ไข้หวัดใหญ่ (th)(kâi wàt yài)
- Tibetan:ཚད་རིམས།(tshad rims)
- Turkish:grip (tr)
- Turkmen:grip
- Ukrainian:грип m(hryp)
- Urdu:انفلوئنزا(influenzā),نزلہ
- Uzbek:gripp (uz)
- Vietnamese:bệnh cúm,cúm (vi)
- Yiddish:גריפּע f(gripe)
- Zulu:imfuluwenza class9
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Borrowed fromEnglishflu(“influenza”).
flu m (uncountable)
- (Quebec)diarrhea
flu (pluralflu-flu)
- flu
Related to the verbfly(“to fly”). The verb is derived from the noun.
flu n (definite singularfluet,indefinite pluralflu,definite pluralflua)
- (countable and uncountable, fishing)bait that isstrewn out over the surface to attractfish
flu (present tenseflur,past tensefludde,past participleflutt/fludd,passive infinitivefluast,present participlefluande,imperativeflu)
- (intransitive) tofish using such a technique
FromOld Norseflúð.
flu f (definite singularflua,indefinite pluralfluer,definite pluralfluene)
- abank orskerry which isunderwater athigh tide
- “flu” inThe Nynorsk Dictionary.
Borrowed fromFrenchflou.
flu
- fuzzy
- (photography)blurred,outoffocus
