英：[mʌmps]
美：[mʌmps]
mumps如何读
mumps是什么意思
n. (名词)
- 【医】流行性腮腺炎
- 【医】耳下腺炎
- 斗气噘嘴的脸
- 生气，闹别扭，不开心
- 愠怒
mumps英英释义
noun
(used with a sing. or pl. verb) an infectious disease, usu. affecting children, that causes inflammation of the salivary glands and sometimes of the reproductive organs.Did you ever have the mumps when you were a child?
mumps词源中文解释
流行病的一种，以腺体发炎为特征，约于1600年，源自 mump 的复数形式，意为“鬼脸”（1590年代），最初是一个动词，意为“像乞丐一样抱怨或嘟囔”（1580年代），源自荷兰语 mompen，意为“欺骗，欺诈”，最初可能是“咕哝，抱怨”的意思，具有拟声词的起源（比较 mum（感叹词）， mumble）。这种传染病可能是因为面部唾液腺肿胀和/或吞咽困难而被称为“鬼脸病”。17世纪 Mumps 也被用来表示“忧郁，闷闷不乐，沉默的不满情绪”。
mumps_医学行业词汇
流行性腮腺炎：一种由副粘液病毒引起的急性传染病，可通过直接接触、空气飞沫、传染性唾液污染的物件而传播，还可通过尿液传播
虽可累及成人，但通常多见于15岁以下儿童，多数病例为亚临床的
临床症状显著者有腮腺炎—一侧或两侧腮腺肿胀、疼痛，其他唾液腺亦可被累及
累及其他器官时可致多种合并症，主要有男性睾丸附睾炎，女性卵巢炎，脑膜脑炎以及胰腺炎
mumps_药学行业词汇
腮肿
两颊下半部肿胀的表现。
痄腮
以发热、耳下腮部漫肿疼痛为主要表现的疾病。
mumps词源英文解释
from plural of obsolete mump grimace
The first known use of mumps was in 1592
mumps儿童词典英英释义
munchiesplural noun
hunger pangs
light snack foods
munchverb
to eat with a chewing actionalso: to snack on
munched popcorn and watched a movie
mum1 of 3adjective
silent sense 1
keep mum
mum2 of 3noun
chrysanthemum
mum3 of 3
mumpssingular or plural noun
a contagious disease caused by a virus and marked by fever and by swelling especially of salivary glands
mumps医学词典英英释义
mumpsnoun, plural in form but singular or plural in construction
an acute contagious virus disease caused by a paramyxovirus of the genus Rubulavirus (species Mumps virus) and marked by fever and by swelling especially of the parotid gland called alsoepidemic parotitis
mumps 例句
1 New cases of both measles and mumps continue to be confirmed.
2 Your mother tells me you have the mumps and must be absent for half a month.
你母亲告诉我,你患腮腺炎,必须休假半个月.
3 Objective To explore the molecular characteristics of mumps virus in Tangshan city.
目的探讨唐山市流行性腮腺炎病毒的分子特征.
4 The measles, mumps and rubella vaccine does not cause autism, according to a major study carried out in an attempt to reassure growing numbers of vaccination-doubters, as measles outbreaks surge.
5 Mumps is a children's disease.
腮腺炎是一种儿童疾病.
6 I was told not go near Charles. He is sickening for mumps.
别人告诉我不要走近查尔斯，他染上了流行性腮腺炎。
7 Kids who get the mumps develop a low-grade fever, muscle aches, fatigue and very swollen parotid glands.
8 To accurately describe the effect of mumps on that most delicate area for a young man would involve numerous fruit analogies, more akin to grapefruit than grapes.
9 The CDC recommends children over 12 months old receive what is known as the “MMR”, or measles, mumps and rubella, vaccinations.
10 Mumps is a children's disease.
腮腺炎是一种儿童疾病。
11 Imagine a hamster whose cheeks are bulging with food, and you’ll have a picture of what kids look like with the mumps.
12 Ebola is dis-^fr tantly related to measles, mumps, and rabies.
13 Vaccines began to against tuberculosis, flu, measles, mumps and other diseases that once killed many children.
人们开始用疫苗来预防肺结核 、 流感 、 麻疹和腮腺炎等疾病,这些疾病曾经夺去许多孩子的生命.
14 Before a vaccine was developed in the 1960s, thousands of American children came down with the mumps every year.
15 Methods: Routine EEG were performed after treatments in 51 patients who have mumps meningoencephalitis.
方法: 对51例腮腺炎病毒性脑膜脑炎的患儿进行治疗前后的脑电图检查.
16 She lost her hearing as a baby after high fever following measles and mumps, but being deaf gave her a spur to achieve more, not less – pursuing sport and learning piano and cello.
17 The MMR jab also protects against complications from mumps in young adults.
18 All four of these traits apply to what Americans think of as the familiar acute epidemic diseases of childhood, including measles, rubella, mumps, pertussis, and smallpox.
19 Mumps makes the glands in your neck swell up.
腮腺炎使你颈部的淋巴腺肿胀.
20 Very few people in the UK now get mumps, and very few people have to go to hospital because of the disease. [10].
在英国现在感染腮腺炎的人极少、并且极少的人为腮腺炎去医院就医。
mumps 同义词
3 腮腺炎
4 生气
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