Examples of using "Griep" in a sentence and their english translations:
There's a lot of flu about.
You're ill with flu.
I have the flu and a sore throat.
"People always say, well, the flu does this, the flu does that.
He's in bed with the flu.
I have the flu and I'm tired.
"This is like the flu."
She's off with the flu.
He's in bed with the flu.
"It’s a lot like the flu."
I have the flu and I'm tired.
This does not happen with the flu.
But the flu’s rate is even lower: 0.1%.
The flu, by comparison, has an average incubation period of just two days.
Every year, the seasonal flu kills as many as 60,000 Americans.
When we start to look for that comparison to the flu, we almost calm ourselves down.
But the seasonal flu? Just a little over one.
Only 2% of people with the flu need to be hospitalized.
That’s why scientists and doctors urge us to get our flu shot every year:
And understanding how is crucial to understanding how dangerous it really is.
If the flu has an R-naught of 1.3, that means each person gets either one or two people sick.