单词：infectious
[医] 传染性的
a. easily spread; children catch it from their elders"- Bertrand Russell
a. of or relating to infection
考试类型：[六级/考研/托福/IELTS]
infectious的用法和样例：
例句
- Measles is an infectious disease.麻疹是种传染病。
- When you have this anthema, you are still infectious.身上还有这种疹子就仍然有传染性。
- Flu is an infectious disease characterized by fever, aches and pains and exhaustion.流感是一种传染病，其特征是发热、全身疼痛和疲乏无力。
- He expressed infectious enthusiasm to his voters.他对他的选民表现出很有感染力的热情。
- His writing style is concise and infectious.他的文笔凝练，很有感染力。
常见句型
- Measles is an infectious disease!麻疹是一种传染病。
- What an infectious laugh she has!她的笑声多么具有感染力啊!
- He is an infectious young man.他是一个有感染力的年轻人。
- The patient is still infectious.这个病人仍具有传染性。
- His humor is highly infectious.他的幽默很有感染力。
- Don’t you find her enthusiasm infectious?难道你没有发现她的热情具有影响力吗?
词汇搭配
- infectious dose感染剂量
- infectious cloud传染雾
- infectious hepatitis传染性肝炎
- infectious coryza鸡流行性感冒...
- infectious aneurysm感染性动脉瘤...
- infectious tolerance感染性耐受
- infectious bronchitis传染性支气管炎...
- infectious agent传染原
- infectious wound感染伤
- infectious disease传染病
- infectious laryngotracheitis鸟喉气管炎, 传染性...
- infectious gastritis感染性胃炎
- infectious mononucleosis淋巴系统反应...
- infectious shock感染性休克
- infectious heredity感染遗传
- infectious jaundice传染性黄疸
经典引文
Her volubility was infectious They talked one against the other.
出自：E. Phillpotts
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