anthrax

• n. 炭疽，炭疽熱

來自希臘詞anthrax, 炭，煤。此處指皮膚學的一種疾病症狀，有如炙熱的紅炭。

anthrax

anthrax: [14] In Greek, anthrax means ‘coal’ (hence English anthracite [19]). The notion of a burning coal led to its being applied metaphorically to a very severe boil or carbuncle, and that is how it was first used in English. It was not until the late 19th century that the word came into general use, when it was applied to the bacterial disease of animals that had been described by Louis Pasteur (which produces large ulcers on the body).
=> anthracite

anthrax (n.)

late 14c., "any severe boil or carbuncle," from Latin, from Greek anthrax "charcoal, live coal," also "carbuncle," which is of unknown origin. Specific sense of the malignant disease in sheep and cattle (and occasionally humans) is from 1876.

1. They may have weaponized quantities of anthrax.

他們可能已將大量炭疽製成了武器。

來自《權威詞典》

2. Anthrax have hooked up with Public Enemy for a metal/rap version of "Bring On The Noise"

炭疽樂隊和公敵樂隊聯手合作了重金屬加說唱版的歌曲《帶來噪音》。

來自柯林斯例句

3. The history of anthrax is intimately associated with the history of bacteriology and infectious disease.

炭疽病的曆史與細菌學和傳染病學的曆史是密切相關的.

來自辭典例句

4. The work on anthrax abruptly ushered in the golden age of medical bacteriology.

於炭疽病的研究突然將醫學細菌學引入了黃金時代.

來自辭典例句

5. In the interest of controlling anthrax, complete necropsy of animals is strongly discouraged.

為了控製炭粗疽病, 對屍體的完全剖檢是嚴格禁止的.

來自辭典例句