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endemic adj.风土的；地方的n.地方病；风土病 (1) 这个地区地方病流行。(2) 经过多年的努力，地方病防治工作取得了很大成绩。 Although endemic meaning "prevalent" often describes a plant or disease, it can also refer to something less tangible and more unwanted such as violence or poverty. Many complain of endemic corruption in the local government. Despite its -ic ending, endemic can also be used as a noun to signify a plant or animal that is prevalent in a certain region. If an endemic is brought to another area which it takes over, destroying the local population, it's classified as an invasive species. And researchers have cataloged several new African endemics.

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英 [en'demɪk] 美 [en'demɪk] (1) Endemic diseases are common in this area.(2) With the efforts for many years, great achievements have been made in the prevention of the endemic diseases. If you want to underscore just how commonly found and present something is within a particular place, try the word endemic. Tight pants are endemic in my lunch room! 1[ADJ 形容词]（疾病）地方性的，流行的 If a disease or illness is endemic in a place, it is frequently found among the people who live there.   [TECHNICAL 术语]Polio was then endemic among children my age.那时小儿麻痹症在我这个年纪的孩子中很常见。2[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词](情况、问题)常见的，流行的 If you say that a condition or problem is endemic, you mean that it is very common and strong, and cannot be dealt with easily.   [WRITTEN 笔语]Street crime is virtually endemic in large cities.街头犯罪近乎是大城市的通病。...powerful radicals with an endemic hatred and fear of the West.普遍仇恨又惧怕西方世界的势力强大的激进分子

英语单词	endemic
英美音标	英 [en'demɪk] 美 [en'demɪk]
中文释义	adj.风土的；地方的 n.地方病；风土病
英语例句	(1) Endemic diseases are common in this area. (2) With the efforts for many years, great achievements have been made in the prevention of the endemic diseases.
中文例句	(1) 这个地区地方病流行。 (2) 经过多年的努力，地方病防治工作取得了很大成绩。
vocabulary简明	If you want to underscore just how commonly found and present something is within a particular place, try the word endemic. Tight pants are endemic in my lunch room!
vocabulary扩展	Although endemic meaning "prevalent" often describes a plant or disease, it can also refer to something less tangible and more unwanted such as violence or poverty. Many complain of endemic corruption in the local government. Despite its -ic ending, endemic can also be used as a noun to signify a plant or animal that is prevalent in a certain region. If an endemic is brought to another area which it takes over, destroying the local population, it's classified as an invasive species. And researchers have cataloged several new African endemics.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ 形容词]（疾病）地方性的，流行的 If a disease or illness is endemic in a place, it is frequently found among the people who live there. [TECHNICAL 术语] Polio was then endemic among children my age. 那时小儿麻痹症在我这个年纪的孩子中很常见。 2 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词](情况、问题)常见的，流行的 If you say that a condition or problem is endemic, you mean that it is very common and strong, and cannot be dealt with easily. [WRITTEN 笔语] Street crime is virtually endemic in large cities. 街头犯罪近乎是大城市的通病。 ...powerful radicals with an endemic hatred and fear of the West. 普遍仇恨又惧怕西方世界的势力强大的激进分子

Endemic Common Found Place Plant Local 英 En'demɪk] 美