How is the word afecțiune translated from Romanian to English

O boală ușoară sau o problemă minoră de sănătate.

A minor illness or health problem.

noun
English translation
Ailment

Examples with “afecțiune”

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  • Are o afecțiune la stomac. He has a stomach ailment.

  • Am un mic beteșug care are nevoie de atenție. I have a small ailment that needs attention.

  • Merită o vizită la medic pentru o afecțiune atât de minoră? Is such a minor ailment worth a doctor's visit?

  • Mă poți ajuta cu acest beteșug enervant? Can you help me with this pesky ailment?

  • Ea nu se plânge niciodată de o mică afecțiune. She never complains about a small ailment.

  • Ea a avut un beteșug ușor săptămâna trecută. She experienced a mild ailment last week.

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FAQ about “afecțiune”

How is “afecțiune” translated from Romanian?
“afecțiune” translates into English as “Ailment”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “afecțiune” mean?
Meaning of “afecțiune”: O boală ușoară sau o problemă minoră de sănătate. In English — “Ailment”.
What part of speech is “afecțiune”?
“afecțiune” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “afecțiune”?
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