Definition of grippe in English:

grippe

noun ɡrɪpɡrɪp

old-fashioned term for influenza
Example sentencesExamples
- Your appreciated hope that I escape the grippe came just too late to save me from a mild attack!
- Not only is it always welcome as a beverage for entertainment, but it is an invaluable treatment for colds and grippe during the winter months.
- The original host had come down with the grippe.
- For the next two days I had the grippe, a Brazilian-style flu that makes one wish for death.
- At that time there seemed to be a great deal of grippe and a serious epidemic of typhoid fever throughout the state.

Origin

Late 18th century: French, from gripper 'seize'.

Definition of grippe in US English:

grippe

nounɡripɡrɪp

old-fashioned term for influenza
Example sentencesExamples
- Your appreciated hope that I escape the grippe came just too late to save me from a mild attack!
- The original host had come down with the grippe.
- Not only is it always welcome as a beverage for entertainment, but it is an invaluable treatment for colds and grippe during the winter months.
- At that time there seemed to be a great deal of grippe and a serious epidemic of typhoid fever throughout the state.
- For the next two days I had the grippe, a Brazilian-style flu that makes one wish for death.

Origin

Late 18th century: French, from gripper ‘seize’.

单词	grippe
释义	Definition of grippe in English: grippe noun ɡrɪpɡrɪp old-fashioned term for influenza Example sentencesExamples Your appreciated hope that I escape the grippe came just too late to save me from a mild attack! Not only is it always welcome as a beverage for entertainment, but it is an invaluable treatment for colds and grippe during the winter months. The original host had come down with the grippe. For the next two days I had the grippe, a Brazilian-style flu that makes one wish for death. At that time there seemed to be a great deal of grippe and a serious epidemic of typhoid fever throughout the state. Origin Late 18th century: French, from gripper 'seize'. Definition of grippe in US English: grippe nounɡripɡrɪp old-fashioned term for influenza Example sentencesExamples Your appreciated hope that I escape the grippe came just too late to save me from a mild attack! The original host had come down with the grippe. Not only is it always welcome as a beverage for entertainment, but it is an invaluable treatment for colds and grippe during the winter months. At that time there seemed to be a great deal of grippe and a serious epidemic of typhoid fever throughout the state. For the next two days I had the grippe, a Brazilian-style flu that makes one wish for death. Origin Late 18th century: French, from gripper ‘seize’.
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