[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"$fgN07viKiAtg3jHWKJhnHmvmXRZLiMIGDJYilH7sGagc":3},{"entry":4,"word_lists":28},{"id":5,"word":6,"pronunciation":7,"not_found":8,"senses":9},"01KWW0PVHHPPN38AYBYY2JCFQ5","cholera","\u002Fˈkɒlərə\u002F",false,[10],{"id":11,"position":12,"pos":13,"register":14,"definition_target":15,"definition_native":16,"synonyms":17,"antonyms":20,"examples":21},"01KWW0PVHR3S2882Q2S26WBB1C",0,"noun","medical","An acute infectious disease caused by bacteria, characterized by severe diarrhea, vomiting, and dehydration, often fatal if untreated.","Şiddetli ishal ve dehidrasyona neden olan akut bulaşıcı hastalık",[18,19],"Asiatic cholera","epidemic cholera",[],[22,23,24,25,26,27],"The cholera outbreak spread rapidly through the contaminated water supply.","Vaccines are available to help prevent cholera in high-risk areas.","Poor sanitation can lead to cholera epidemics in crowded communities.","Public health officials deployed rapid response teams to contain the cholera transmission through water purification and hygiene education campaigns.","Historical records document how cholera pandemics in the nineteenth century devastated urban centers with inadequate sewage systems.","Researchers have sequenced multiple strains of the bacterium responsible for cholera to understand its evolving antibiotic resistance patterns.",[29],{"slug":30,"name":31,"exam":32,"level":33},"yds-cikmis-3500","YDS Çıkmış Kelimeler","yds",null]