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infection n.传染；传染病；影响 (1) 你敢不敢肯定现在已经没有传染的危险了?(2) 这种传染病是由蚊子传染的。(3) 他被感染了一种潜伏性的传染病。(4) 这种新的传染病对抗菌素有抗药性。(5) 冬天人们易患多种传染病。(6) 这种疫苗用以为全体居民预防传染病。(7) 我们应该多注意危险的思想意识对年轻人的影响。(8) 这本书对读者产生了长远影响。 If you've ever scraped your knee and ended up with a swollen, achy scab, you know that you can develop an infection if you don't tend to your cuts and wounds and keep them clean. Though the word was traditionally used in the medical sense to refer to the pathogens, or germs, that cause illness, infection is now sometimes used in a broader sense to refer to people or things that act like pathogens. If rival gangs turn a neighborhood into a battleground, you could refer to this as an infection of gang activity.

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英 [ɪn'fekʃn] 美 [ɪn'fekʃn] (1) Are you sure there is no danger of infection now?(2) This infection is transmitted by mosquitoes.(3) He was infected with a latent infection.(4) This new type of infection is resistant to antibiotics.(5) People catch all kinds of infections in the winter.(6) The vaccine was used to protect the whole population against infection.(7) We should pay more attention to the infection of young people with dangerous ideologies.(8) The book has a long infection on readers. Infections are what happens when germs invade your body and cause a disease. Some, like meningitis, an infection of the tissues covering the brain and spinal cord, can be deadly. Others, like the common cold, are relatively mild. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]See also:infect；传染病；感染 An infection is a disease caused by germs or bacteria. Ear infections are common in pre-school children...耳部感染在学前儿童中很常见。Exactly which bacteria cause the infection is still unknown.到底是什么细菌引起的感染还不清楚。

英语单词	infection
英美音标	英 [ɪn'fekʃn] 美 [ɪn'fekʃn]
中文释义	n.传染；传染病；影响
英语例句	(1) Are you sure there is no danger of infection now? (2) This infection is transmitted by mosquitoes. (3) He was infected with a latent infection. (4) This new type of infection is resistant to antibiotics. (5) People catch all kinds of infections in the winter. (6) The vaccine was used to protect the whole population against infection. (7) We should pay more attention to the infection of young people with dangerous ideologies. (8) The book has a long infection on readers.
中文例句	(1) 你敢不敢肯定现在已经没有传染的危险了? (2) 这种传染病是由蚊子传染的。 (3) 他被感染了一种潜伏性的传染病。 (4) 这种新的传染病对抗菌素有抗药性。 (5) 冬天人们易患多种传染病。 (6) 这种疫苗用以为全体居民预防传染病。 (7) 我们应该多注意危险的思想意识对年轻人的影响。 (8) 这本书对读者产生了长远影响。
vocabulary简明	Infections are what happens when germs invade your body and cause a disease. Some, like meningitis, an infection of the tissues covering the brain and spinal cord, can be deadly. Others, like the common cold, are relatively mild.
vocabulary扩展	If you've ever scraped your knee and ended up with a swollen, achy scab, you know that you can develop an infection if you don't tend to your cuts and wounds and keep them clean. Though the word was traditionally used in the medical sense to refer to the pathogens, or germs, that cause illness, infection is now sometimes used in a broader sense to refer to people or things that act like pathogens. If rival gangs turn a neighborhood into a battleground, you could refer to this as an infection of gang activity.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]See also:infect ；传染病；感染 An infection is a disease caused by germs or bacteria. Ear infections are common in pre-school children... 耳部感染在学前儿童中很常见。 Exactly which bacteria cause the infection is still unknown. 到底是什么细菌引起的感染还不清楚。

Infection People Refer Germs Common Sense 英 ɪn'fekʃn] 美