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quarantine n.隔离；检疫期间；封锁交通；四十天vt.检疫；停止交涉vi.检疫 (1) 对来自那个国家的进口动物的检疫隔离限制已被解除。(2) 他接受了一星期的检疫隔离。(3) 登革热很难被诊断出来也不可能被隔离。(4) 他们团结起来孤立侵略国。(5) 他接受了一星期的检疫隔离。 Starting in the 16th century, a quarantine lasted specifically 40 days. The word is in fact derived from the Latin quadraginta, which means "forty." Originally, this referred to the amount of time a widow could remain in her deceased husband’s house, then referred to the period of time a ship had to wait off a country’s port if its passengers were disease-stricken. Now, it can mean a period of isolation of any length, and can be used as both a verb and a noun.

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英 ['kwɒrəntiːn] 美 ['kwɔːrəntiːn] (1) Quarantine restriction have been lifted on import animal from that country.(2) He had been kept in quarantine for a week.(3) Dengue is difficult to diagnose and impossible to quarantine.(4) They united to quarantine the aggressor nation.(5) He had been kept in quarantine for a week. If you contract something highly infectious, such as pinkeye, please quarantine yourself so that you don’t infect others with it. This means you’ll have to stay in isolation and avoid contact with other people. 1[N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]检疫；隔离 If a person or animal is in quarantine, they are being kept separate from other people or animals for a set period of time, usually because they have or may have a disease.   [oft in/into n]She was sent home to Oxford and put in quarantine...她被送回牛津的家中隔离起来。No mammals other than people may enter the country without lengthy quarantine.除人之外，所有的哺乳动物进入这个国家都必须经过长期隔离。2[VERB 动词]对…进行隔离检疫 If people or animals are quarantined, they are stopped from having contact with other people or animals. If a place is quarantined, people and animals are prevented from entering or leaving it.   [be V-ed]  [usu passive]Dogs have to be quarantined for six months before they'll let them in.狗要进行6个月的隔离检疫之后才被允许进入。

英语单词	quarantine
英美音标	英 ['kwɒrəntiːn] 美 ['kwɔːrəntiːn]
中文释义	n.隔离；检疫期间；封锁交通；四十天 vt.检疫；停止交涉 vi.检疫
英语例句	(1) Quarantine restriction have been lifted on import animal from that country. (2) He had been kept in quarantine for a week. (3) Dengue is difficult to diagnose and impossible to quarantine. (4) They united to quarantine the aggressor nation. (5) He had been kept in quarantine for a week.
中文例句	(1) 对来自那个国家的进口动物的检疫隔离限制已被解除。 (2) 他接受了一星期的检疫隔离。 (3) 登革热很难被诊断出来也不可能被隔离。 (4) 他们团结起来孤立侵略国。 (5) 他接受了一星期的检疫隔离。
vocabulary简明	If you contract something highly infectious, such as pinkeye, please quarantine yourself so that you don’t infect others with it. This means you’ll have to stay in isolation and avoid contact with other people.
vocabulary扩展	Starting in the 16th century, a quarantine lasted specifically 40 days. The word is in fact derived from the Latin quadraginta, which means "forty." Originally, this referred to the amount of time a widow could remain in her deceased husband’s house, then referred to the period of time a ship had to wait off a country’s port if its passengers were disease-stricken. Now, it can mean a period of isolation of any length, and can be used as both a verb and a noun.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]检疫；隔离 If a person or animal is in quarantine, they are being kept separate from other people or animals for a set period of time, usually because they have or may have a disease. [oft in/into n] She was sent home to Oxford and put in quarantine... 她被送回牛津的家中隔离起来。 No mammals other than people may enter the country without lengthy quarantine. 除人之外，所有的哺乳动物进入这个国家都必须经过长期隔离。 2 [VERB 动词]对…进行隔离检疫 If people or animals are quarantined, they are stopped from having contact with other people or animals. If a place is quarantined, people and animals are prevented from entering or leaving it. [be V-ed] [usu passive] Dogs have to be quarantined for six months before they'll let them in. 狗要进行6个月的隔离检疫之后才被允许进入。

Quarantine People Period Animals Week 他接受了一星期的检疫隔离 Means Isolation