英：[ˈdɪsəntri]
美：[ˈdɪsənteri]
dysentery如何读
dysentery是什么意思
- n.痢疾
dysentery自然拼读
dys·en·ter·y
dI sn te ri
dysentery扩展
dysenteric (adj.)
dysentery英英释义
noun
an infectious disease of the lower bowel, causing pain, severe diarrhea, and passage of blood and mucus.
(informal) frequent and watery bowel movements; diarrhea.
dysentery词组
bacillary dysentery菌痢，杆菌痢疾
amebic dysentery阿米巴痢疾
dysentery词源中文解释
病态，其特征为大肠粘膜发炎，14世纪后期， dissenterie，源自古法语 disentere（13世纪）和直接源自中世纪拉丁语 dysenteria，来自希腊语 dysenteria，由希波克拉底创造，由 dys- “坏的，异常的，困难的”（见 dys-）和 entera “肠，肠道”组成，来自 PIE *enter “之间，在之中”，比较级为根 *en “在内”。相关： Dysenteric。
dysentery_医学行业词汇
痢疾：以肠道尤其是结肠炎症为特征的多种疾患所用的术语。患病时常伴发腹痛、里急后重，粪中常有血和粘液。致病因素可以是化学刺激物，也可为细菌、原虫或寄生虫
dysentery_旅游行业词汇
痢疾
dysentery_昆虫学行业词汇
腹泻病
痢疾
dysentery_药学行业词汇
痢疾
感染痢疾杆菌引起的，以腹痛腹泻，里急后重，大便下脓血为主要表现的疾病。
dysentery词源英文解释
Middle English dissenterie, borrowed from Latin dysenteria (Medieval Latin desintiria, dissenteria), borrowed from Greek dysentería, from dys- dys- + éntera (neuter plural) "intestines" + -ia -ia >entry 1 — more at inter-
The first known use of dysentery was in the 14th century
dysentery儿童词典英英释义
dyslexianoun
a learning disability that is usually marked by problems in reading, spelling, and writing
dysfunctionnoun
impaired or abnormal functioning
liver dysfunction
dysfunctionnoun
impaired or abnormal functioning
liver dysfunction
dysenterynoun
a disease characterized by severe diarrhea with passage of mucus and blood from the bowels
diarrhea
dysentery医学词典英英释义
dysenterynoun
a disease characterized by severe diarrhea with passage of mucus and blood and usually caused by infection
diarrhea
dysentery 例句
1 The plant is a climbing vine native to the region that local people use for its medicinal qualities to treat conditions such as diabetes, dysentery and malaria.
2 My bunkmate’s in the hospital now from the dysentery.
3 For instance, Pliny the Elder, the ancient Roman author and philosopher, developed 27 different medical remedies using onions, ranging from curing bad vision and insomnia, to healing dysentery, mouth sores and toothaches.
4 “We’ve heard a lot of people advertise this to their friends as ‘Do you want to come catch dysentery with me?'”
5 In typical cases the stools contain blood, mucus, and pus ( dysentery ).
在典型的病例中,患者的粪便含有血 、 粘液和脓液 ( 痢疾 ).
6 At least the people out here don't have dysentery, I think—but if “not having dysentery” is where the bar is set, that’s pretty low.
7 Many recall the two plane crashes Hemingway survived during his second safari in Africa, but 20 years before, on his first safari, he developed amoebic dysentery that caused part of his large intestine to prolapse.
8 Ultimately, they arrived at kibbutzim in Mandatory Palestine in 1943, racked by malnutrition, typhus, dysentery, loss of family and loss of self.
9 Mainly used in intestinal infection such as bacterial dysentery, amebic dysentery and enteritis etc.
主要用于细菌性痢疾, 阿米巴痢疾及肠炎等肠道感染.
10 He were concerned about his patients and possible outbreaks of dysentery, pneumonia or typhoid.
他担心的是他的病人以及估计突然蔓延开来的痢疾 、 肺炎和伤寒等诸多生病.
11 And it happened that the father of Publius lay sick of a fever and dysentery.
8当时,部百流的父亲患热病和痢疾躺著.
12 He was attacked with dysentery from the drinking of muddy water.
他因喝了污水得了痢疾.
13 At age twenty-six, Virchow wrote passionately that terrible social conditions in an impoverished part of Germany called Upper Silesia were the cause of a malaria and dysentery epidemic.
14 He has been attacked with dysentery for three days.
他患痢疾已经三天了。
15 If had with a little salt, it effectively treats dysentery too.
如果加点盐一起吃，还能有效治疗痢疾。
16 Jungle rot and malaria, not to mention dysentery, hunger and nervous breakdowns, are as much a part of “The Pacific” as machine guns and bombing raids.
17 A prisoner doctor looked at him and confirmed that he had dysentery.
18 Indications : It is indicated in the treatment of typhoid, paratyphoid, typhus and bacillary dysentery.
适应症: 主要用于治疗伤寒 、 副伤寒 、 斑疹伤寒及细菌性痢疾.
19 Dysentery, malaria: During his military campaigns, Jackson suffered from both dysentery and malaria.
痢疾，疟疾：在他的军事战斗中，杰克逊遭受着痢疾和疟疾两种疾病之苦。
20 Though he reigned for just nine years before dying of dysentery aged 35, he is remembered as a great warrior king for his victory over the French at the battle of Agincourt in 1415.