outbreaks

英 [ˈaʊtbreɪks]

美 [ˈaʊtˌbreɪks]

n.  (暴力、疾病等坏事的)爆发，突然发生
outbreak的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （暴力活动、疾病等的）爆发，突然发生
  If there is anoutbreak ofsomething unpleasant, such as violence or a disease, it suddenly starts to happen.
  1. The four-day festival ended a day early after an outbreak of violence involving hundreds of youths.
     一场有数百名年轻人卷入的暴力活动发生后，为期4天的节庆活动被迫提前一天结束。
  2. ...the outbreak of war in the Middle East...
     中东战争的爆发
  3. In Peru, a cholera outbreak continues to spread.
     霍乱在秘鲁各地相继爆发。

双语例句

• These inequities raise risks, especially of disease outbreaks, for all.
  这些不公平现象提高了所有人尤其与疾病暴发相关的危险。
• Avian influenza outbreaks have not been confined to China.
  禽流感疫情并非仅限于中国。
• Outbreaks in poultry have seriously impacted livelihoods, the economy and international trade in affected countries.
  禽类群体中的疫情已经严重影响到受感染国家的生计、经济和国际贸易。
• In this regard, comparisons of the virus with strains from previous outbreaks may be instructive.
  在这方面，将该病毒与来自以往暴发的毒株进行比较可能是有益的。
• Cases of acute watery diarrhoea have been reported in16 districts, and outbreaks of cerebrospinal meningitis in37 districts.
  在16个地区已有急性水样腹泻病例的报告，37个地区暴发了脑脊髓膜炎。
• Low pathogenicity viruses also cause outbreaks in poultry but are not generally associated with severe clinical disease.
  低致病性病毒也会导致禽类间疾病疫情，但通常都不伴有严重的临床疾病。
• A surveillance system for outbreaks has been established.
  已经建立了一个疫情监测体系。
• Through timely detection and rapid response these outbreaks, WHO and partners succeeded in minimizing suffering and saving lives.
  通过及时发现和快速应对这些疫情，世卫组织和伙伴成功地尽量减少痛苦和拯救生命。
• He was concerned about his patients and possible outbreaks of dysentery, pneumonia or typhoid.
  他担心的是他的病人以及可能突然蔓延开来的痢疾丶肺炎和伤寒等诸多疾病。
• Outbreaks of communicable diseases can spark emergencies that cause widespread death and suffering.
  传染病疫情可引发紧急情况，造成广泛的死亡和痛苦。