单词:epizootically
adv.
epizootic的变形
epizootic
[,epizəu'ɔtik]
【动物学】
adj.
动物流行病的,兽疫的;体外寄生的
n.
动物流行病,兽疫
epizootic的用法和样例:
词汇搭配
- epizootic abortion[医] 传染性流产(...
- epizootic catarrh[医] 售类流行性卡...
- epizootic bovine abortion牛流行性流产...
- bovine epizootic fever牛兽疫流行热...
- epizootic infection兽疫传染
- epizootic disease动物流行病
- epizootic aphthae(接)触(传)染性口...
- epizootic hemorrhagic disease家畜流行生出血性病...
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