plague是什么意思 plague在线翻译 plague什么意思 plague的意思 plague的翻译 plague的解释 plague的发音 plague的同义词 plague的反义词 plague的例句

1. Famine has plagued these countries for years.
    这些国家遭受饥荒多年。

2. He was plagued to death.
    他被折磨得要死。

1. The stores had to cope with a plague of burglaries.
    商店不得不设法对付盗贼之灾。

2. That child is the plague of my life.
    那孩子成了我一辈子的烦恼。

3. plague的反义词

3. Europe suffered many plagues in the Middle Ages.
    欧洲在中世纪屡屡遭受瘟疫。

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2. plague的近义词

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4. 令人烦恼的事;瘟疫,灾害：dramatize 使引人注目,使戏剧化,生动地表达 | plague 令人烦恼的事;瘟疫,灾害 | discern 区别,识别;理解

1. 瘟疫；疫病
    A plague is a very infectious disease that spreads quickly and kills large numbers of people.

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    e.g. A cholera plague had been killing many prisoners of war at the time.
           当时霍乱疫情已在夺去很多战俘的生命。

2. （腺）鼠疫；黑死病
    Plague or the plague is a very infectious disease which usually results in death. The patient has a severe fever and swellings on his or her body.

plague

    e.g. ...a fresh outbreak of plague.
           新一轮鼠疫的爆发
    e.g. ...illnesses such as smallpox, typhus and the plague.
           像天花、伤寒和鼠疫这样的疾病

3. （某一事物肆虐造成的）灾难，祸患
    A plague of unpleasant things is a large number of them that arrive or happen at the same time.

plague

    e.g. The city is under threat from a plague of rats...
           该市处于鼠患的威胁之下。
    e.g. Last year there was a plague of robbery and housebreaking.
           去年抢劫和入室行窃成灾。

4. 烦扰；令人头痛的事物
    If you describe something as a plague, you mean that it causes a great deal of trouble or harm.

    e.g. Inflation will remain a recurrent plague...
           通货膨胀将继续成为周期性的烦扰。
    e.g. Tim seems to have escaped the cynicism which is the absolute plague of our generation.
           蒂姆好像并没有染上我们这代人愤世嫉俗的通病。

5. 困扰；使烦恼；折磨
    If you are plagued by unpleasant things, they continually cause you a lot of trouble or suffering.

    e.g. She was plagued by weakness, fatigue, and dizziness...
           她感觉体虚、疲倦、头昏眼花。
    e.g. Fears about job security plague nearly half the workforce.
           几乎一半的员工担心失业。

6. 缠扰；纠缠
    If someone plagues you, they keep bothering you or asking you for something.

    e.g. I'm not going to plague you with a lot more questions, Miss Culver...
           卡尔弗小姐，我不会再问更多的问题来烦你了。
    e.g. Tommy Cook had been plaguing Pinner for months.
           汤米·库克已纠缠平纳好几个月了。

7. 极力回避
    If you say that you avoid someone or something like the plague, you are emphasizing that you deliberately avoid them completely.

    e.g. I would avoid him like the plague when his wife and my parents were around...
           他的妻子和我的父母在旁边时，我会极力躲着他。
    e.g. I normally avoid cheap wine like the plague.
           我一般对廉价的葡萄酒敬而远之。

8. …真该死；愿上天降祸于…
    You say a plague on a particular person or thing when you are very irritated by them and do not want to bother with them any more.

    e.g. A plague on you and your damned percentages!
           你和你该死的百分比都见鬼去吧！

1. an annoyance

    e.g. those children are a damn plague

2. any large scale calamity (especially when thought to be sent by God)

3. a swarm of insects that attack plants

    e.g. a plague of grasshoppers

    Synonym: infestation

4. any epidemic disease with a high death rate

    Synonym: pestilencepest

5. a serious (sometimes fatal) infection of rodents caused by Yersinia pestis and accidentally transmitted to humans by the bite of a flea that has bitten an infected animal

    Synonym: pestilencepestpestis

1. annoy continually or chronically

    e.g. He is known to harry his staff when he is overworked
           This man harasses his female co-workers

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2. cause to suffer a blight

    e.g. Too much rain may blight the garden with mold

    Synonym: blight