sida
Americannoun
plural
sidasExample Sentences
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“Se están organizando juntos para abogar por la investigación y encontrar tratamientos”, dijo Iwasaki, comparando a los pacientes con covid prolongada con los activistas contra el sida de la década de 1980.
From New York Times
Notable among the amateurs are Jimena Pagaza as Nancy, a high-spirited school girl with a head on her shoulders, modern thoughts in her head and a gift for kicking field goals; Jesús Sida as Paquito, a sort of luckless town simpleton; Natalia Martínez as Aracely, the mother of his child; and Salvador Montenegro as faithful ranch foreman Silverio.
From Los Angeles Times
“Buildings and houses are destroyed — we are so afraid of it,” an inhabitant of the city, identified only by her first name, Sida, told the Associated Press.
From Los Angeles Times
Más de 30.000 migrantes -incluidas personas de Myanmar, Indonesia y Vietnam- trabajan en la industria de guantes de Malasia, que surgió en la década de 1980 para satisfacer la demanda de Estados Unidos y Europa durante la epidemia del sida.
From Los Angeles Times
“Sometimes I was walking down the street and some people would see me and say, ‘Here comes the one with SIDA,’” she said, using the Spanish word for AIDS.
From New York Times
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