chickenpox; varicella; an acute infectious viral disease, most common in children, characterized by fever and red blisters that eventually crust over. Also called [[水花儿|水花兒|shui3 hua1 r5]]

acne; pimples; skin condition common among teenagers where pores become blocked by oil or bacteria

To vaccinate against smallpox by inoculating with the cowpox vaccine; also called [[种花|種花|zhong4 hua1]] or [[种牛痘|種牛痘|zhong4 niu2 dou4]]

A vaccine originally derived from cowpox pus used to provide immunity against smallpox; also called [[牛痘苗|牛痘苗|niu2 dou4 miao2]].

an infectious disease found in cattle that is similar to smallpox; also refers to the pustules caused by this disease

an acute infectious disease caused by a virus and marked by high fever and skin eruptions; also refers to the pocks or scars left by the disease

an acute infectious disease in sheep caused by a virus; symptoms include high fever and fluid-filled blisters that form scabs and leave permanent scars

To inoculate a person with the cowpox vaccine to prevent smallpox.

monkeypox; mpox

a scab from a smallpox sore or a pockmark

Vaccine made from the liquid in cowpox sores used to prevent smallpox.

to break out with smallpox or similar pustular diseases

an acute infectious disease caused by the variola virus, characterized by high fever and skin eruptions, and preventable by the [[牛痘|牛痘|niu2 dou4]] vaccine

to have a sudden outbreak of pimples or acne

pimple; acne; small skin bump caused by clogged pores or sebaceous glands

Fluid or lymph contained within a pox pustule

a scar or scab remaining after a pox such as smallpox or cowpox has healed; acne scar

pimple; acne

pockmark; scar left by a pustule

pimple; zit; acne; commonly used as a colloquial term for [[青春痘|青春痘|qing1 chun1 dou4]]

pockmark or scar left by a pox or acne