I. plague [pleɪg] СУЩ.
bubonic plague [bju:ˌbɒnɪkˈpleɪg, америк. -ˌbɑ:-] СУЩ. мн. отсут. МЕД.
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The hatred she had for the two caused her to lose her beauty and become a vicious spirit that plagues the village.
en.wikipedia.org Another element that plagues the film is its unrealistic depictions of misogynistic men.
en.wikipedia.org She sets off to find the great evil that plagues the lands.
en.wikipedia.org During an interview he revealed that his childhood was traumatised because of stammering, a speech disorder that surfaced when he was around six years old and plagues him even today.
en.wikipedia.org But plagues decimated the rubber tree plantations, and the city was soon abandoned.
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