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epidemics 英ˌepɪ'demɪks美ˌepɪ'demɪks COCA²³⁹⁷⁷BNC²³⁴²⁸Economist¹⁴¹³⁵
基本英英例句例句
n.流行病⁹⁷名词epidemic的复数形式³.原型epidemic的复数
名词 epidemic:
a widespread outbreak of an infectious disease; many people are infected at the same time用作名词But he adds that such large losses to a population are not unusual inepidemics.但他同时指出，如果考虑到流行病，如此大规模的种群消失就习以为常了。
Now that theepidemicswhich water-borne diseases can cause are understood,water supplies are organized to prevent them.既然已经了解到水传播的疾病能引起流行病，人们就组织好供水的工作以防止流行病的发生。 He says floods, droughts, and epidemics are all increasing on the continent, and the need to better prepare beforehand is driving the coordination with meteorologists.
他说，非洲大陆的洪水、干旱和流行病的传播都在增加。对这些灾害有必要事先做好准备，这是促使同气象学家合作的原因。 ebigear
Next month, I will be joining the UN Secretary-General at the first-ever global leadership forum on scaling up the response to the co- epidemics of HIV and TB.
下个月，我将与联合国秘书长一起参加首次全球领导人论坛，讨论加强应对艾滋病毒和结核病这两个共存流行病的问题。 who
The risk for outbreaks is often presumed to be very high in the chaos that follows natural disasters, a fear likely derived from a perceived association between dead bodies and epidemics.
通常认为，在自然灾害发生后的混乱时期内疾病暴发的风险极高，这种担心很可能源自人们对死尸与流行病之间联系的意识。 who
We issued strong warnings of cholera, malnutrition and epidemics potentially due to poor sanitary conditions, and the question now was whether those had been false alarms.
我们曾对霍乱、营养不良和可能由于卫生条件差而引起的流行病发出严重警报，而现在的问题是这些是否是错误警报。 who |