typhoid fever

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He and Jane had one son, who died of typhoid fever in 1884 when the family was traveling in Italy.
斯坦福和妻子簡(jiǎn)育有一子，但小利蘭在1884年全家赴意大利旅游的途中死于傷寒癥，年僅15歲。
When Jackson was two years old, his six-year-old sister died of typhoid fever.
當(dāng)杰克遜兩歲時(shí)，他6歲的姐姐因?yàn)閭Y而離開(kāi)了人世。

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an infectious disease spread by dirty water and food, causing a high body temperature, red spots on the upper body, severe pains in the bowels, and sometimes death