单词:anthrax
[医] 炭疽(脾脱疽)
n. a disease of humans that is not communicable; caused by infection with Bacillus anthracis followed by septicemia
anthrax的用法和样例:
例句
- It is not a good idea to culture anthrax in your home.在家中培育炭疽病毒可不是好玩的。
- That is the one of the sad lessons of the anthrax attacks.这是我们从炭疽菌袭击中得出的令人沮丧的教训之一。
- The work on anthrax abruptly ushered in the golden age of medical bacteriology.炭疽病的研究突然将医学细菌学引入了黄金时代。
词汇搭配
- symptomatic anthrax症状性炭疽,黑腿病...
- anthrax vaccination炭疽接种
- visceral anthrax内脏炭疽
- emphysematous anthrax[医] 气肿性炭疽...
- anthrax pneumonia肺炭疽
- true anthrax真性炭疽
- malignant anthrax恶性炭疽
- cutaneous anthrax恶性脓疱,皮肤炭疽,...
- occupational anthrax职业性炭疽
- anthrax vaccine炭疽菌苗
- pulmonary anthrax肺炭疽
- anthrax toxin炭疽毒素
- anthrax bacillus炭疽杆菌
- splenic fever脾热,恶性炭疽...
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模仿文本: Anthrax is a potentially deadly disease that caused by a bacteria. Occasionally it is found in nature but the strain found in the letters is the aim strain developed by the USmilitary after the World War II to research biological weap