Pronunciation: /ʃmɑːlbɛnˌbɜːrɡ ˈvaɪrəs/
noun a type of virus that infects ruminant animals such as cattle and sheep, causing fever, diarrhea, and birth defects in offspring
A1 The Schmallenberg virus is a disease that affects animals like sheep and cattle.
A2 Farmers need to be aware of the symptoms of the Schmallenberg virus in their livestock.
B1 Vaccination programs have been developed to help prevent the spread of the Schmallenberg virus.
B2 Scientists are studying the genetic makeup of the Schmallenberg virus to better understand how it spreads.
C1 The Schmallenberg virus has had significant economic impact on the agriculture industry in certain regions.
C2 Efforts to control the Schmallenberg virus have involved collaborations between veterinary experts and government agencies.
formal The Schmallenberg virus is a newly emerging pathogen affecting livestock in Europe.
informal Have you heard about the Schmallenberg virus spreading among farms in the region?
slang That Schmallenberg virus is causing a lot of trouble for farmers, man.
figurative The spread of the Schmallenberg virus is like a dark cloud looming over the agricultural industry.
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