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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bite from a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an instance of being bitten by an animal or insect, often in a descriptive context.
Example: "After a bite from a mosquito, my arm started to itch uncontrollably."
Alternatives: "a sting from a" or "a nip from a".
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A bite from a great white would be preferable to a kiss from Red any day.
In so doing, the visitor gives the mimic an opportunity to take a bite from a fin.
His whole body ached, but he wasn't sure whether that was from the painful contractions or the result, perhaps, of a bite from a snake or other creature.
Retired University of Florida zoologist James P. Ross said a bite from a relatively small alligator would be "comparable to a dog's".
Dr. Gary Ramage, the hospital's sole full-time physician, said it was a bite from a brown recluse spider, which had most likely nested under the trailer where the man lives.
The standard treatment for a bite from a poisonous snake is to inject the victim with antivenin, which is where the zoo comes in, though the antivenin does not come from Bronx Zoo snakes.
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Nonchalantly he took a bite from an apple.
Fatal bite: The symptoms Dengue fever is transmitted via a bite from an infected mosquito.
Rickettsiae are usually transmitted to humans by a bite from an arthropod carrier.
The most common symptoms are flulike -- fever, headache and sore throat -- and appear 4 to 10 days after a bite from an infected mosquito.
Lyme disease and encephalitis, caused by a bite from an infected tick, are present, so use insect repellent when walking in rural areas.
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