"to fall ill" in Spanish

Nobody knows how many more will fall ill in those regions.

As an EU citizen you are entitled to healthcare services if you fall ill on your travels.

One in four will fall ill; there are 58000 suicides and ten times as many attempted suicides each year.

After all, even with these new standards in place, 1 in 20 bathers fall ill, so the standards are certainly not too high.

Mr President, hundreds of thousands of European citizens fall ill every year as a result of entering contaminated bathing waters.

More than 2 billion people are infected with the tuberculosis bacillus and one in ten of these people fall ill with the active form.

After all, even with these new standards in place, 1 in 20 bathers fall ill, so the standards are certainly not too high.

to fall ill

As I said previously, we all have a responsibility to try to ensure that youngsters do not find themselves in a situation where they are more likely to fall ill later on in their lives.

Tourists who unfortunately fall ill are suddenly taken from their hotel and deflected to private hospitals where they are then landed with a hefty bill.

What has happened here today has played right into the hands of the pharmaceutical industry, which will now have more customers because more people are going to fall ill.

Tourists who unfortunately fall ill are suddenly taken from their hotel and deflected to private hospitals where they are then landed with a hefty bill.

References to the struggle against fascism fall particularly ill from the lips of a President, one of whose predecessors expressed condolences upon the death of Hitler.

The Bureau notes that there are indeed significant temperature differences within the building and hopes that, in view of the precautions that you are taking, you do not fall ill.