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Outbreak
A sudden violent appearance
Supply
provide
Severe
very serious
Diminish
decrease, become less
Foodborne (adj)
transmitted by contaminated food
Threat
menace
Hazard (n)
peril , danger, risk
Hazardous (adj)
risky, dangerous, perilous
Endure
suffer sth difficult, unpleasant or painful, to undergo
Eventually
in the end
Contaminate
pollute
Virulent
extremely severe or harmful, deadly
Compelling
convincing, demanding one's attention
Involve
implicate , include
Disease
illness, sickness
Developing world
poor nations
Sth is to blame
be responsible for sth
Integral
essential part of sth
Nearly
almost
Raw
uncooked, not processed
Raise
rear, take care of a person, an animal, or plant until they are completely grown
Rate
speed, pace
Confine
keep or restrict s.one or sth closed in a place
Cattle
large farm animals, as cows, raised for their meat or milk.
Spread
cover, reach, or have an effect on a wider or increasing area, extend
Crowded
packed, overfull
Track
follow
Source
origin, cause
Aware
informed; conscious
Solely
only
Trend
tendency
Staff
employees
Track down
locate, find
Recall
return a defective product to the shop
Widespread (adj)
found or distributed over a large area or number of people
Nationwide
throughout the country
Compulsory
required, obligatory
Proper
appropriate
Get rid of
Take action so as to be free of an unwanted person or thing.
Pioneer
a person who is one of the first people to do sth, innovator
Feasible
able to be done or achieved, possible
Profit
a financial gain
Christmas Eve
The evening or the whole day before Christmas Day
Pain
physical suffering, great discomfort
To pick up
to catch or get a disease, as by exposure to sth contagious
To prevent
to keep from occurring,to stop (sb) from doing sth
To handle
to manipulate,to touch with the hands, to deal with
Unrelated (to)
Not connected (to), irrelevant
To provide
To supply, furnish
Grower
Person who cultivates sth
Flock
A group of animals (esp. sheep, birds or goats)that live, travel or eat together
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