epidemic disease

常見(jiàn)例句

That kind of epidemic disease has long been stamped out.
那種傳染病早已絕跡。
The answer to the question of/ whether we should continue to hold the meeting as planned depends in part on when the epidemic disease is curbed.
問(wèn)題的答案在于，我們是否可以繼續(xù)按計(jì)劃舉行會(huì)議，部分地取決于什么時(shí)候那種傳染病會(huì)得到控制。
The threat of epidemic disease lurks in unhygienic, crowded camps and back in villages where putrefying animals lie under the mud and in pools of stagnant water.
難民安置營(yíng)地骯臟擁擠，原來(lái)村莊里泥漿和停滯的臭水中的動(dòng)物尸體開(kāi)始腐爛，傳染病隨時(shí)可能發(fā)生。

"The problem with resistance means that we might be facing a situation where our currently, mostly susceptible epidemic is replaced in a decade or two by mostly multi-drug resistant disease,".

The war killed civilians as well, as battles raged across farm and field, as encampments of troops spread epidemic disease, as guerrillas ensnared women and even children in violence and reprisals, as draft rioters targeted innocent citizens, as shortages of food in parts of the South brought starvation.
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But insurance alone is insufficient to tackle our chronic and preventable disease epidemic.
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