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rabio - translation to English
ZARZUELA CON LETRA DE MIGUEL RAMOS CARRIÓN Y VITAL AZA Y MÚSICA COMPUESTA POR RUPERTO CHAPÍ
El rey que rabio
rabio
n. fume, angry mood
rabies
![TEM]] [[micrograph]] with numerous rabies [[virion]]s (small, dark grey, rodlike particles) and [[Negri bodies]] (the larger [[pathognomonic]] cellular inclusions of rabies infection)](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Rabies Virus EM PHIL 1876.JPG?width=200 "TEM]] [[micrograph]] with numerous rabies [[virion]]s (small, dark grey, rodlike particles) and [[Negri bodies]] (the larger [[pathognomonic]] cellular inclusions of rabies infection)")
![Commemorative stamp for Dr. [[Joseph Lennox Pawan]], who isolated the rabies virus](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Dr. Joseph Pawan.isolated rabies virus. Commemorative stamp.jpg?width=200 "Commemorative stamp for Dr. [[Joseph Lennox Pawan]], who isolated the rabies virus")
![via=[[Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes]]}}](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Cantigas de Santa Maria-275-5.jpg?width=200 "via=[[Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes]]}}")
![A [[woodcut]] from the [[Middle Ages]] showing a rabid dog](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Middle Ages rabid dog.jpg?width=200 "A [[woodcut]] from the [[Middle Ages]] showing a rabid dog")
![[[François Boissier de Sauvages de Lacroix]], ''Della natura e causa della rabbia'' (''Dissertation sur la nature et la cause de la Rage''), 1777](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Sauvages de la Croix, François Boissier de – Dissertation sur la nature et la cause de la Rage, 1777 – BEIC 3001126.jpg?width=200 "[[François Boissier de Sauvages de Lacroix]], ''Della natura e causa della rabbia'' (''Dissertation sur la nature et la cause de la Rage''), 1777")
![medieval]] times depicting a rabid [[dog]] biting a man. circa [[1224]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Medieval rabies folio.jpg?width=200 "medieval]] times depicting a rabid [[dog]] biting a man. circa [[1224]]")
DEADLY VIRAL DISEASE, TRANSMITTED THROUGH ANIMALS
Rabies, human; Rabies, animal; Milwaukee protocol; Rabes; Rabbies; Rabies testing; HDCV; Rabies serum; Rabies transmission; Jeanna Giese; ATC code J06AA06; Symptoms of rabies; Rodney Willoughby, Jr.; Wisconsin protocol; Canine madness; Foaming at the mouth; Rabid; Milwaukee Protocol; Wisconsin Protocol
rabia [Noun]
rabies
DEADLY VIRAL DISEASE, TRANSMITTED THROUGH ANIMALS
Rabies, human; Rabies, animal; Milwaukee protocol; Rabes; Rabbies; Rabies testing; HDCV; Rabies serum; Rabies transmission; Jeanna Giese; ATC code J06AA06; Symptoms of rabies; Rodney Willoughby, Jr.; Wisconsin protocol; Canine madness; Foaming at the mouth; Rabid; Milwaukee Protocol; Wisconsin Protocol
rabia
Wikipedia
El rey que rabió
El rey que rabió es una zarzuela en tres actos, divididos en siete cuadros, con letra del dramaturgo, periodista y humorista Miguel Ramos Carrión y el poeta, comediógrafo y humorista Vital Aza y con música compuesta por Ruperto Chapí, que se estrenó en el Teatro de la Zarzuela de Madrid el 20 de abril de 1891.
El título proviene de una expresión proverbial, acordarse del rey que rabió por gachas (o sopas), haciendo referencia a un personaje símbolo de una remota antigüedad.[2][3]
