单词:caducity
[医] 老衰
caducity的用法和样例:
例句
- Stopping study is the start of caducity and declining.停止学习意味着衰老、衰落的开始。
- Water eutrophication is a kind of caducity.水体富营养化是水体衰老的一种表现。
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