Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Flu"

A: A vaccine that protects against four different strains (variants) of the flu virus.

A: It means that the flu was very bad and you were very exausted. Laid out is like you were in bed it in the couch.

A: Может fly?

A: immunization against influenza injection into the body

A: A flu shot is an injection of a vaccine so you won't catch a cold. Flu is short for influenza

A: "I hear this flu season is supposed to be a bad one."

"There is no way I'm going to work with this flu."

"I've had a flu for a week now. I think I should see a doctor."

A: I’m sick with the flu.
The school caught the flu.
She caught the flu.

A: ho

A: 人々は mend という言葉を使わない

A: flu and influenza are the same thing. flu is what you'd hear most often in the US, influenza is the more formal, technical name that you'd probably see in medical literature.

I've never heard "grippe" before, I didn't know what it was. Google tells me it's an old fashion term for flu.

A: Flu is like you feel sick to stomach. A cold is when you've got a runny nose, and have tears rolling down your face for no reason.

A: i have flu means you already had it or having it for a day and ive got flu mean youre starting to feel it that youre body is getting weaker haha hope this help

A: is right, but a lot of native speakers don't know that and they say "I have the flu" (which is a serious disease) when they really mean they have a cold (which is harmless).

The flu, by the way, is short for influenza.

A: "spreading" sounds more natural than "walking"

A: @Kosuke-Japanese It's pronounced like "flew"

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: Cold can be a minor sickness, but also refers to temperature. Flu is a more serious sickness

A: Usually we'd say:

I've got the flu.

I'm not sure why, as there are many varieties/strains of flu. But, we speak of it as if there was just one 'flu.'

A: I would say something like ‘I should be separated until I’m not contagious’ or ‘I have the flu, so I will stay away from people until I’m better’.

With your original answer, people will still understand you

A: If it is casual (daily life conversation), you can just say “so” instead of “therefore”👍🏻

A: How can I prevent the flu this year?

A: I have been experiencing the flu.

A: The flu is spreading at my work.
According to my office rule, if one worker catches the flu, everyone must wear a mask for 5 days to prevent (flu spreading more). Today my colleague caught the flu. So, we all have to wear a mask for a month!