disease 音标拼音: [dɪz'iz]
n . 病,疾病,病害
病,疾病,病害
disease n 1 :
an impairment of health or a condition of abnormal functioning Disease \
Dis *
ease "\,
n . [
OE .
disese ,
OF .
desaise ;
des - (
L .
dis -)
aise ease .
See {
Ease }.]
1 .
Lack of ease ;
uneasiness ;
trouble ;
vexation ;
disquiet .
[
Obs .]
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So all that night they passed in great disease .
--
Spenser .
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To shield thee from diseases of the world . --
Shak .
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2 .
An alteration in the state of the body or of some of its organs ,
interrupting or disturbing the performance of the vital functions ,
and causing or threatening pain and weakness ;
malady ;
affection ;
illness ;
sickness ;
disorder ;
--
applied figuratively to the mind ,
to the moral character and habits ,
to institutions ,
the state ,
etc .
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Diseases desperate grown ,
By desperate appliances are relieved . --
Shak .
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The instability ,
injustice ,
and confusion introduced into the public counsels have ,
in truth ,
been the mortal diseases under which popular governments have every where perished . --
Madison .
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{
Disease germ }.
See under {
Germ }.
Syn :
Distemper ;
ailing ;
ailment ;
malady ;
disorder ;
sickness ;
illness ;
complaint ;
indisposition ;
affection . --
{
Disease }, {
Disorder }, {
Distemper }, {
Malady },
{
Affection }.
Disease is the leading medical term .
Disorder mean ?
much the same ,
with perhaps some slight reference to an irregularity of the system .
Distemper is now used by physicians only of the diseases of animals .
Malady is not a medical term ,
and is less used than formerly in literature .
Affection has special reference to the part ,
organ ,
or function disturbed ;
as ,
his disease is an affection of the lungs .
A disease is usually deep -
seated and permanent ,
or at least prolonged ;
a disorder is often slight ,
partial ,
and temporary ;
malady has less of a technical sense than the other terms ,
and refers more especially to the suffering endured .
In a figurative sense we speak of a disease mind ,
of disordered faculties ,
and of mental maladies .
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Disease \
Dis *
ease "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Diseased };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Diseasing }.]
1 .
To deprive of ease ;
to disquiet ;
to trouble ;
to distress .
[
Obs .]
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His double burden did him sore disease . --
Spenser .
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2 .
To derange the vital functions of ;
to afflict with disease or sickness ;
to disorder ; --
used almost exclusively in the participle diseased .
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He was diseased in body and mind . --
Macaulay .
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55 Moby Thesaurus words for "
disease ":
affection ,
affliction ,
ailment ,
bane ,
blight ,
bug ,
bugbear ,
burden ,
calamity ,
cancer ,
complaint ,
condition ,
contagion ,
contaminate ,
crushing burden ,
curse ,
death ,
debility ,
decrepitude ,
destruction ,
disability ,
disorder ,
epizootic ,
evil ,
feebleness ,
grievance ,
harm ,
ill ,
illness ,
infect ,
infection ,
infirmity ,
infliction ,
malady ,
malaise ,
misery ,
murrain ,
nemesis ,
open wound ,
pest ,
pestilence ,
plague ,
running sore ,
scourge ,
sickliness ,
sickness ,
syndrome ,
taint ,
thorn ,
torment ,
unhealthiness ,
vexation ,
virus ,
visitation ,
woe
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